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by geoduck14 3y ago
I agree, hub motors [0] have been around for over a decade and are used to power EVs in races. I don't really know why these aren't being considered here. [0] https://www.explainthatstuff.com/hubmotors.html
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by geoduck14 3y ago
That is a pretty good use case. In fact, if your prompt is very long, you will need to summarize it (with an LLM). Also, when you fine-tune the LLM, you can also use an LLM to summarize or concatenate content that you train it on (e.g. rewr
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by geoduck14 3y ago
I would stipulate that the value wasn't "beating GPT-4" but actually "look, just because you can beat GPT-4, doesn't mean you actually delivered value" - and that is pretty important to say
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>Having a police report is easy if, say, you're employed by the police. Having a police report is easy if you are in America . All it takes is a phone call and a story. A police report is super simple to get
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by geoduck14 3y ago
I guess we could put a data center in space, powered by solar. But that sounds silly.
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>Truth be told, I think most people won't know the name or even Apollo 16, but will know Apollo 13. To be fair, when I saw a headline on another service, it mentioned "Apollo 16," and I legitimacy thought it was about &quo
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>I think the only thing that can tell us whether or not every database can be a vector database is time. I can help you put right now. You don't even need a database to have a "vector database". FAISS is an in-memory &quot
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>I suppose you could maybe use UV light to sanitize a wood cutting board If your wood cutting board is made right, it helps with sanitization. The grain is supposed to be "up and down", so you cut "into" the grain. Th
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>Nobody wants to hear it… because they don’t actually care, they just want to present themselves as doing data-driven decision making Oh, that hits home
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>Also we sold the company What companies are in the market to buy a ride sharing company? I'm guessing Lyfy and Uber would (might?) buy you for your customer acquisition- but I'm not getting the feeling that is what happened. I
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by geoduck14 3y ago
Well, ChatGPT is a "simple extension" of Open AI, which has been around for a couple of years
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by geoduck14 3y ago
New England should have a minimum speed limit. I'm driving down country roads with 35 mph - this should be criminal!
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by geoduck14 3y ago
I recommend LLM users leverage the RAG technique
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by geoduck14 3y ago
Llama2, when fine-tuned, can be better than GPT3.5 Source: a trusted coworker
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>However, I do take 1 g magnesium ascorbate every day just for fun. What other party tricks do you have?
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by geoduck14 3y ago
This isn't a problem at all. I'm interviewing candidates right now and I regularly see people who: spend 6 months working on a specific project, build out a niche project, or whatever. I think the key part is that you "have s
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>so that people do not get creative in the heat of the moment. Before trademarks: How dare you produce fake watches that look like mine! I'm so mad... I could crochet an entire BLANKET!
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>Locks have to be TSA approved, your advice won’t add any protection to luggage. Allow me to repeat that to people that are unfamiliar with the TSA. Your locks on your luggage have to be approved by the TSA -so they can break into your
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by geoduck14 3y ago
I don't think it is Twitter's fault at all. Twitter and Reddit are simply responding to companies like OpenAI scraping their data and building big models off of it without giving anything back to the websites (or their users).
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by geoduck14 3y ago
Gpt is starting to suck? I'll take the blame for this one. I've been submitting crazy prompts since the beginning in the hopes of confusing it!
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by geoduck14 3y ago
He wasn't making it up. I work with a nonprofit and we needed 40 cheap tablets to run some custom app that we wrote. I had tight control over what was installed and clicked on. After 9 months of using the tablets, they all would have
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by geoduck14 3y ago
I'm in the middle of moving from Texas to New England. In Texas, Radon is such a "not a problem", that I've never considered it before our move. In New England, our basement tested above the "safe" limit (iir
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by geoduck14 3y ago
Tldr: Rewrite all words so the letters in each word are rearranged alphabetically. Don't do this other thing suggested on StackExchange Look at the list of anagrams Recognize that the list is actually boring Get silly with words and ne
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by geoduck14 3y ago
Stealth is a big component. Also, Sonar is known to impact marine life I believe there are Sonar bouys that are toed behind ships to detect submarines. These could be used, and I would guess that these are used to map the sea floor, but
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by geoduck14 3y ago
Oooooh. Now I want some Chicken Tiki Masala.
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by geoduck14 3y ago
I live in America. Builders will definitely cut corners to save $20. Hands down. Even brand new houses that sell for $500k will have "builder quality paint" that needs to be repainted in 5-7 years because it is cheap. If they cu
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by geoduck14 3y ago
It started with arrogance
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by geoduck14 3y ago
> to sell their homes. So they had to change laws under Obama Obama was behind some of the legislation that led to the problem, back when he was a senator
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by geoduck14 3y ago
I just bought a house. I've spent a very long time being responsible and doing the right thing, financially. For me to now go out and deliberatly make a bunch of bad decisions goes against who I am. This policy is out to attack peopl
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by geoduck14 3y ago
>I think you misspelled “policy that reduces the debt burden of housing for those who can least afford to subsidize well-off others”? No. I don't think he did.

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