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infinityio
4y ago
The difference is with a local-first editor (like Obsidian) you hopefully get to keep your files if the company stops being nice
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infinityio
4y ago
To be fair - it looks like twitter is also banning links in bio here?
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infinityio
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Obviously there would be limits as to how much could be manually reviewed by hand (if 1000 people reviewed 1000 images each, only 0.02% of the images would be reviewed assuming no overlap was required), but I wonder if there would be any be
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infinityio
4y ago
As far as I know Davinci is supposedly a variant of gpt3-175B, so likely 175B parameters, so likely in the hundreds of gigabytes of ram unfortunately
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infinityio
4y ago
Three years ago, our SOTA image generation models had very strong limitations (when compared to today's models), it can be difficult to see when and where the next breakthroughs will come - NeRFs are not there yet, but we may not be fa
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4y ago
https://gist.github.com/rietta/60b7b3f7ca33bd13948c
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infinityio
4y ago
To my knowledge Amazon (via Twitch), Meta (via Facebook), and Microsoft (live streaming only, via Mixer) have all played with user-generated video with limited success
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infinityio
4y ago
> Can this map help me find the town hall of Whittier, Alaska? For those who (like me) who didn't get the reference and were curious about this - the town appears to be mainly consolidated into a single 14-story building [0] [0] ht
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infinityio
4y ago
he may have been rich from his family, but he became Rich from zip2 and x.com/paypal (and subsequent re-investments)
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infinityio
4y ago
From this specific data, this viewpoint is hard to justify, because the scores were at or near their highest in 2019, and the data shows modest improvements since the 90s
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infinityio
4y ago
fyi - Pocket Casts is now part of Automatic, not neccesarily a start-up still
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infinityio
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> Being able to sync for free (I just pay for S3 costs) means I got cross-device/platform support and know I will never lose my notes. This is also the case with Obsidian! Because the files are just loose `.md` files in a folder, I
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infinityio
4y ago
To my knowledge, Google has 90% of search engine traffic in some regions, and Chrome makes up the majority of Web browsers, even disregarding Chromium
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infinityio
4y ago
Not quite - 1024GiB is 1TiB, so it's 1024 x 1024 x 16TiB drives
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infinityio
4y ago
numba can now also support ahead-of-time compilation, in some cases
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infinityio
4y ago
I think the critical difference is that the 'emulation' is effectively done in hardware instead of software, so designs can be clocked much higher than traditional emulation (GHz+ speeds)
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infinityio
4y ago
Obviously it might be a slightly futile task given the size of the dataset, but would there be value in adding community captions to some of the images? I'd be happy to spend 15 minutes captioning the worst-labelled (maybe cosine simil
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infinityio
4y ago
(posted Feb 2021)
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infinityio
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unfortunately, it seems like ICANN rules prevent this for new gTLDs
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infinityio
4y ago
do you mean $30/user?
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infinityio
4y ago
Recently, a few brands (Wooting, Razer, Steelseries, etc) have introduced keyboards with analogue-capable input (using either hall-effect, like the switch in the article, or optical sensors). This already allows the actuation to be set per-
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infinityio
4y ago
> But somehow I never got the TOTP working. I think bitwarden's TOTP generation is a paid feature, but it still provides the option to store the secrets in the free version
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infinityio
4y ago
My interpretation was that they are rooting for mindgeek (being able to fix the numerous issues they have), because the alternative will be so much worse
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4y ago
State-of-the-art chip fabrication is still mostly based in Taiwan, with TSMC (as an example: the BR100, China's most recent native flagship gpu, is fabbed using TSMC) - China's own SMIC has appeared to struggle However, they seem
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4y ago
I've had success with GPT-J (6B) [0] and GPT-NeoX (20B) [1], but they probably aren't quite the quality level you'll want to have On the other hand, Facebook has recently released the weights for a few sizes of their OPT mode
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infinityio
4y ago
I think code blocks might allow for it, at least in clients that apply formatting?
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infinityio
4y ago
not a complete solution, but PyCharm and VSCode both support using `# %%` to split a python script into 'cells' (stolen from matlab?), which then be executed individually/repeatedly
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4y ago
Instagram does do the same thing afaik
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4y ago
Similar issues here, I had success with an archive link though: https://archive.ph/nok4g
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4y ago
To quote the article: > Here’s an approach that’ll work for sure: use some, let’s call them alternative, programming languages that Copilot doesn’t really know. (...) Sadly, I have news: Copilot’s love for programming languages knows no
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