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by gessha 2y ago
I’ll believe it when I see it and/or when I see the research path that goes there. Judge a technology based on what it’s currently capable of and not what it promises to be.
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by gessha 2y ago
Absolutely. I can already imagine the presentation graph slide comparing laptop battery capacity, thinness, environmental impact, etc. They can throw some right to repair stuff too just for the fun of it. “See, we’ve always cared for the co
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by gessha 2y ago
That combined with a non-subscription-based price. You pay for the product, you take it home and you own it. If it’s a couple thousand/year, it’s a non-starter.
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by gessha 2y ago
I assume the downvotes are because of the term “widow”, “partner” might be a better here.
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by gessha 2y ago
I’m currently learning frontend (vanilla JS and bootstrap) and client-side render the UI for some of my ideas. From my understanding, modern frameworks(React) use both. Why would you limit yourself to just server-side? Isn’t there a trade o
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by gessha 2y ago
In order for this to be even remotely doable, you need explicit and transparent data flows between devices and applications which is currently a no starter for tech companies and app developers. Apple letting you out of the walled garden? F
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by gessha 2y ago
Scientist jobs are hard to get without a PhD (PhD dropout here)
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by gessha 2y ago
> Google didn't buy its way into dominance annd maintain their dominance through exclusivity deals That’s just a waste of money then. Why are they paying bilious to Mozilla and Apple? Because they’re good buddies? Wouldn’t people us
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by gessha 2y ago
Whenever I see somebody type super intelligence or AGI, I remember that AI was supposed to be solved by a summer project at Dartmouth in 1956 and I chuckle a bit.
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by gessha 2y ago
> AIs can beat elite programmers Are we still talking about AIs as anything other than tools that will enhance everyone’s abilities instead of replace people at the bottom? Beat elite programmers? Have you seen what hundreds of billions
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Ask HN: What tools/methods do you use for rapid web prototyping?
4 points by gessha 2y ago|2 comments
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by gessha 2y ago
> law enforcement subpoenas Facebook to find out who it was See, here’s the catch - this requires law enforcement to be a functional organization. Judging on how widespread drug abuse and drug dealers are, I don’t think this would be a w
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by gessha 2y ago
Anecdotal evidence: A lot of the “normal” distros woild have the same problem 5-10 years ago.
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by gessha 2y ago
This one comes to mind. The discussion section is helpful: > Despite the many interesting discoveries in pathology AI, translation to routine clinical use remains rare and there are many questions and challenges around the evidence quali
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by gessha 2y ago
Often times in creator-audience relationships (streaming is a perfect example for this) the audience is uninformed or joins the content stream late so they’re missing context from previous content. An agent which indexes creator’s content a
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by gessha 2y ago
Two can play the learning game. Set up an adversarial ML-enabled honeypot and the giant waste of electricity begins.
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by gessha 2y ago
They typically list out the unit but what ticks me off is when adjacent items have different units. One is in ounces, the second is per unit, their third one is per bag.
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by gessha 2y ago
I gave the article a brief scan and I was looking for anything NeRF related. I saw the article was implementing an MLP which is the main neural network component of NeRFs. > The type of neural network that we’re going to use in this arti
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by gessha 2y ago
I don’t know, I’m a AI PhD dropout so deep into the job search struggle that I’ll take any job that comes my way. I did have serious moral doubts when I was interviewing for some startups tho. The inner conflict is definitely there.
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by gessha 2y ago
I guess the takeaway is it’s okay to be idealistic, just not too idealistic that you can’t pay rent.
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by gessha 2y ago
Using older ChatGPT models is free* and the people who pay for it do so for convenience. Sure, you can jump through 10 hoops to make it cheaper but for most people $20/month is less than the value they get from it. * prepaid with your
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Patchwork lab notebook: Version control for everything(inkandswitch.com)
2 points by gessha 2y ago|0 comments
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by gessha 2y ago
> The US had that many decades ago when it sent people to the Moon This is a bad example. The only reason the US achieved it is because the Soviets ate their lunch over and over and over again.
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by gessha 2y ago
It's landmines no matter how you approach the problem. If you treat the web as a free-for-all and you scrape freely, you get sued by the content platforms for copyright or term of service violation. If you license the content, you let
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by gessha 2y ago
> customers leaving for the competition does that What competition? I do agree that companies don’t really care for public sentiment as long as business is going as usual. Nvidia is printing money with their data center hardware [1] wher
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by gessha 2y ago
I think you have to be an avid Money Stuff reader to have “everything is securities fraud” drilled into your brain.
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by gessha 2y ago
> higher cost representations that are more accurate What are some examples of those representations?
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by gessha 2y ago
Great post and congrats on launching your product. As a PhD dropout, I reached the same conclusions as you but it took me a lot longer to get out due to inertia and circumstances. In the end of the day, you don’t need a PhD to do science. D
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by gessha 2y ago
This reminds me of a certain US political situation. More on the topic, I see how it can go both ways. Use Chrome until something better comes up or use Firefox in spite of all of its problems. I’m currently in the second camp and I’m happy
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by gessha 2y ago
It’s not a game changer, never meant to be. Apple updates the hardware, shows you the possibilities and charges you an arm and a leg for it. What you do with it is your own business * Another thing is you’re comparing apples to oranges. iPa

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