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by gostsamo 2y ago
I know that AWS have an AI product for foundational models called Bedrock so MS might've decided to go even deeper.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
high speed means that their is no momentum spread through your tissues. the damage will be the diameter of the thing and this is rather small diameter.
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Diversity: The U.S. Military's Not-So-Secret Weapon ((angrystaffofficer.com)
5 points by gostsamo 2y ago|1 comments
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German regulator charges Apple with abuse of power over app tracking tool(reuters.com)
5 points by gostsamo 2y ago|2 comments
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Meta to show rival ads providers on Marketplace after EU antitrust fine(reuters.com)
3 points by gostsamo 2y ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Such an approach moves the cost of accessibility to each user individually. It is not bad as a fallback mechanism, but I hope that those who publish won't decide that AI absolves them of the need to post accessible content. After all,
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by gostsamo 2y ago
This is a personal blog with guests, so the editorial policy is not all that strict, I think.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
I can imagine at least two possible reasons for such an approach. First, limitations of the author, who might be better acquainted with those historical periods rather than the modern ones. Second, and more likely, they are using the period
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Never let facts stand at the way of an already formed opinion.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
This is a book club. People know each other and their preferences. Also, it would be rather clear if people liked the book or not. Those are functions better left to the conversation or at least, no sense in making them anonymous. For onlin
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Regarding the bad book choice, people must've read only the marketing and the amateur reviews in goodreads. The author is relatively famous but the book is a disappointment.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Funnily enough, recently we started a bookclub in our office and we are using slack. Not sure if we need the app, but we might try it. The biggest challenge for me is to accept when the team chooses an obviously bad book, but they will lear
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by gostsamo 2y ago
On the top of my head, you would like to cut costs for materials and nuclear research, big data analytics, all kinds of simulations, machine learning tasks that might not be llm-s, but still give you intelligence advantage, economic securit
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Today is groundhog's day. There is a movie about it. :)
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by gostsamo 2y ago
How you dare take what I've rightfully stolen!
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Consider that the chinese might be misrepresenting their costs. A newsletter was implying that they might do it to undermine the sanctions justifications. Agree that the AI bubble should pop though and the earlier, the better.
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Tech drags global shares lower on China's AI push(reuters.com)
2 points by gostsamo 2y ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
data. stem people can do math and data analysis.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
This is just an idea, so any model is possible at this stage. The map would be attracting expert contributions only if the experts think that it is benefitial to them, while fans would do it just for the joy of doing it. Regarding copyright
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by gostsamo 2y ago
It would be lots of work, but it could be easier if there are enough volunteers.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Poetry has no monopoly on allusions and lots of books allude to other books. More importantly, Pratchett's wiki has the annotations that I'm interested in 1 and which could be useful outside of poetry. 1. example: https:/&
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by gostsamo 2y ago
I've always wondered if it is worth creating a literary map where one can follow the allusions and other type of references in different works. There is something like that for the books of Pratchett, but I don't know whether peop
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by gostsamo 2y ago
You can use a screen reader. Most of them have a focus highlight feature and use local tts.
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Microsoft Joins Cispe(theregister.com)
2 points by gostsamo 2y ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
try to recreate reality and a limited but repeatable form. roar like a lion, sing like a bird. remove everything that a thing looks like in order to leave what it is. break it into components and try to recompose them in new ways. general p
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by gostsamo 2y ago
As far as Musk boldly stated his intention to interfere in european elections, can we ban Twitter/X on Europe as well? Asking for a friend.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Happened to me and it just popped up on random, no logging if I remember.
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The Gracchi, Part I: Tiberius Gracchus(acoup.blog)
4 points by gostsamo 2y ago|0 comments
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by gostsamo 2y ago
when the disgusted leave, what is left are the disgusting. flag racists to the death and do not leave them space to destroy the environment.
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by gostsamo 2y ago
Star wars is inspired by Dune quite directly.

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