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811.
by htrp 2y ago
What are you doing with that? I'm in the same boat here. The AppStore endpoints have stopped being supported so I can't even sign in and forget about trying to update iOS.
812.
by htrp 2y ago
>Character.AI co-founder Daniel De Freitas is also joining Google with some other employees from the startup. Dominic Perella, Character.AI’s General Counsel, is becoming an interim CEO at the startup. So basically leaving a shell of a c
813.
by htrp 2y ago
I'd argue that their own foundational models are getting outperformed by the Llama finetunes on HF and at this point they're shifting cost structures (getting rid of training clusters in favor of hosted inference).
814.
by htrp 2y ago
> Before they could build enough scale to reach profitability, the startups ran into obstacles familiar to Indian companies: red tape, unpredictable regulators, intense competition, consumers’ limited spending power, and founders’ eager
815.
by htrp 2y ago
>While we do not intend to provide any quantitative guidance for 2025 until the fourth quarter call, we expect infrastructure costs will be a significant driver of expense growth next year as we recognize depreciation and operating costs
816.
by htrp 2y ago
Welcome to Day 2.... the founder is off building yachts and spaceships.
817.
by htrp 2y ago
The trick (at least in the USA) to use an out of state licence which isn't connected to the DMV system of the state you're driving in. Sure you'll get fines, but your licence won't be revoked.
818.
by htrp 2y ago
crowdstrike has oracle enterprise sales model. have you ever been to one of their events?
819.
by htrp 2y ago
a6ks however
820.
by htrp 2y ago
And bring a change of clothes and find a shower at the office for when you show up all sweaty.
821.
by htrp 2y ago
> One Australian physiologist calculated in 2014 that a sprinter with Bolt’s force could maintain it while also cutting contact time with the ground to just 70 milliseconds (down from 80 or so). This would result in a top speed of 12.75
822.
by htrp 2y ago
feels like large language models sucked all the air out of the room because it was a lot easier to scale compute and data, and after roberta, no one was willing to continue exploring.
823.
by htrp 2y ago
> Meta says its decision also means that European companies will not be able to use the multimodal models even though they are being released under an open license. seems like a dig at those French AI national champions
824.
by htrp 2y ago
corporate IT heads need to roll for that to ever change. The romans used to make the architects stand under the arches they built, to enforce the idea of consequences for bad work.
825.
by htrp 2y ago
Unlike humans, you can make an llm do the job you want it to do as part of the interview process.
826.
Meta to release largest Llama 3 model on July 23 [405B](theinformation.com)
30 points by htrp 2y ago|14 comments
827.
by htrp 2y ago
Perhaps because of the robust European labor protections that Google had to comply with?
828.
by htrp 2y ago
US Employers will too.... I've seen 6 months at the VP level, a year at the C-Suite level
829.
by htrp 2y ago
Except an employee quitting on an employer just means that the workload gets redistributed to the team. When an employer lays off an employee, the result is immediate financial distress and the urgent need to secure new employment. The powe
830.
by htrp 2y ago
I'd say the nature of a contractual relationship fundamentally differs from that of an employee-employer dynamic. As a contractor, you're not requesting a raise but rather renegotiating the terms of your engagement, which is a sta
831.
by htrp 2y ago
From the article >The judge in California’s northern district said this week that the lawsuit by two ex-Twitter employees incorrectly claimed the company’s severance plan was governed by a federal law dictating minimum payment thresholds
832.
by htrp 2y ago
I'd say if you are a copywriter, your job is effectively already gone of you aren't using transformer based large language models
833.
by htrp 2y ago
From the article: >“Losing to A.I., in a sense, meant my entire world was collapsing,” he said in a recent interview with The New York Times. >Mr. Lee had a hard time accepting the defeat. What he regarded as an art form, an extension
834.
by htrp 2y ago
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2406.05370 The model in question is Microsoft Vall-E2 without the click bait headline.
835.
by htrp 2y ago
I assume there is data/something more than just AI bot farm? Could this be tied to the openAI announcement from a couple of months ago about disrupting an IRA bot farm?
836.
by htrp 2y ago
Please don't. Leetcode already ruined so many coding interviews by asking people to do bullshit like "Output data from a stream in order, make the solution performant" Why would you ruin ML for us too? Looking at your site, p
837.
by htrp 2y ago
> So, Google Chrome gives all *.google.com sites full access to system / tab CPU usage, GPU usage, and memory usage. It also gives access to detailed processor information, and provides a logging backchannel. So I guess the question
838.
by htrp 2y ago
most trading volume already happens at open or before close.
839.
by htrp 2y ago
X to Doubt. This is the Anthropic CEO talking up his company's capital needs to the Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund ( Norges Bank Investment Management ) and trying to justify some absurd 100bn valuation.
840.
by htrp 2y ago
I think you had the moisture vaporators, not these harvesters.

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