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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
In the US coriander typically refers to the seeds, which do not have the offensive flavor of the leaves.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
Google has been working on TPUs and Tensorflow for a decade with pretty mixed success; I don't think it's clear that they're going to win.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
Not accurate. He bought a bunch of calls and then started posting as reported by wsj. https://www.wsj.com/finance/regulation/e-trade-considers-kic...
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
But it makes it more likely that the listener will associate the commercial with the artist than just using the voice.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
Both cases seem to have also borrowed from the artists’ songs too however. That could perhaps make a difference.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
I don't agree that they are good at it, but even if they are I don't think the models even have the information needed to reason, they just have a very short abbreviation. Even in that very simple example the model is screwing up
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
Suppose you have some natural language analysis question like “how many users clicked on x product?”. In the demo, there’s always a ‘clicks’ table and the LLM just gets it right. In the real world, that product has multiple links on multipl
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
You are way underestimating the difficulty there. Most often the actual column does not have a detailed description somewhere so the llm is going to have to understand your entire codebase including whatever is logging the column and what t
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
Until the LLM has more to go on than the column name, all these analytics AI tools are doomed to failure for anything nontrivial.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
The whole agent idea is questionable anyway. Sites are are already optimized to require the absolute minimum effort for conversion and most of the interesting aggregator sites already exist and are similarly optimized. Who's going to
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
It's an inherently subjective assessment obviously, but I can justify it with e.g. survey results https://theharrispoll.com/partners/media/axios-harrispoll-10... .
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by hooloovoo_zoo 2y ago
Apple and to a lesser extent Google have high trust. Nobody trusts Meta at all. So who would adopt their OS?
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Keep going IMO: shorten the title to remote correspondents since the rest is redundant with the column names. The blue highlight is now redundant with the title so ditch all of it. Personal characteristics vs location don’t meaningfully imp
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
A medical statement being supported by at least a single citation is honestly a really low bar anyway.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Apple watch sucks for hr monitoring too FWIW.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Hehe snowflakes should prove a patent challenge worthy of Myrvhold.
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Noise Cameras Put a Price on Peace: $2,500 for Loud Drivers(nytimes.com)
3 points by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago|1 comments
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
How would this 'Omdia' know who got how many GPUs?
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
It's inspired me to start a ground up rewrite of my Emacs configuration… I don’t foresee you leaving the eMacs world :)
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
I suspect the ad-block usage of hacker news visitors would force him to settle for a used pair of crocs.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Giving two groups of researchers the same problem is guaranteeing one team will scoop the other. Hard to divvy up credit after the fact.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
What would the tax implications be if they were to change the corporate structure?
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
You’re taking Hinton at his word. Maybe he was forced out of Google for doing nothing with LLM tech for half a decade.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
Who wants to read ‘mostly harmless’ 8 billion times though?
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
They’re definitely thinking about impact… to their overall margins.
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
This worked for me too but I do it as a calf raise instead of a stretch.
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DOJ accuses eBay of violating Clean Air Act by allowing sale of harmful products(thehill.com)
3 points by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago|0 comments
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
According to Wikipedia John D was still able to borrow $1000 at the time from his dad to start a business though. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Rockefeller_Sr .)
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
It’s an idea that goes back to at least the Romans, but Newton attracts attribution like Mark Twain. (Referring to Roman serrate-edge coins)
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by hooloovoo_zoo 3y ago
“backup / secondary wedding ring” NikolaNovac’s primary ring is lost to freak metallurgical catastrophe Lusty singles close in NikolaNovic: NOT SO FAST!

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