happyPersonR

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by happyPersonR 1y ago
Idk it’s hard to say it’s called “Full Self Driving” and then the CEO says as much.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
One piece of modern software without which, modern society would not exist. People don’t realize there’s no real alternative.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
That makes a lot more sense, otherwise the SNR from 90 meters away seems like it would be … enormous.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
Hopefully there are drives that don’t have that issue?
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
In my experience if you look at what effect democratizing code actually has, this is exactly the case. People are generating code, but that’s always been the easy part. The mess this is going to make, gonna need a lot of mops.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
I guess the real question is how often do you see the same class of hallucination ? For something where you're using an LLM agent/Workflow, and you're running it repeatedly, I could totally see this being worthwhile.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
The Tesla social media team actively used to post positive spin on comment threads. It wouldn’t surprise me if they have LLM doing this now.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
Rabbitmq used to... think it still does. Which NF's it goes into I don't remember off the top of my head but I would bet tons of like messaging stuff.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
Is there a list of camera models that are known compatible? I took a quick glance, this looks really cool!
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
This. This times 100x . Also, it’s not like each powertrain has an independent failure mode. If either break, your car is a brick until it’s fixed.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
There are real world applications for sure. Not sure how terrible the ROI would be, but if you really needed helium you could make it this way. Granted terribly high cost/yield but def one way to do it. For the medical isotopes I’m sur
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
This would be interesting to see happen given Canada just threw out the semaglutide patent.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
is this like GPU accelerated spice? not familiar but it sounds cool :)
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
This is basically peak hype mixed with enormous short term thought stupidity.
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by happyPersonR 1y ago
Pretty sure llama.cpp can already do that
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by happyPersonR 2y ago
I’ve been consistently impressed with AMD for a while now. They’re constantly undervalued for no reason other than CUDA from what I can tell.