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by ipsum2 2y ago
Speak for yourself. I've been using hacker news since high school, 10+ years ago and haven't been able to stop.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
For math only.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Thanks for the comprehensive answer, I'll look into the I2S audio solution. You're right that iLoud Micros sound similar, they're 3x the price (The Nest Audios were sold at $50/each on sale). Definitely worth it, I just
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by ipsum2 2y ago
It's mentioned in the article, but briefly 1) latency (300ms+) and 2) random voices at max volume while you're trying to listen to music.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
You seem to be very knowledgeable about this subject. I have some Google Nest Audio speakers that sound fantastic, but have the same problems as bluetooth speakers, and lack a 3.5mm input jack to convert into normal speakers. Do you have an
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by ipsum2 2y ago
From the article: > Many packages with C extensions have also been ported for use with Pyodide. These include common packages like regex, PyYAML, lxml, and scientific Python packages including NumPy, pandas, SciPy, Matplotlib, and scikit
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Running it async will prevent the main screen from lagging: (async () => { const delay = (ms) => new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, ms)); for (let i = 0; i < 10000; i++) { document.getElementsByClassN
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Just having the shape of the input and output are not sufficient, the image (in this example) needs to be normalized. It's presumably not difficult to find the exact numbers, but it is a source of errors when reverse engineering a ML m
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by ipsum2 2y ago
This is cool, but only the first part in extracting a ML model for usage. The second part is reverse engineering the tokenizer and input transformations that are needed to before passing the data to the model, and outputting a human readabl
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by ipsum2 2y ago
"American cash crop" is a little misleading (implies that its a substantial amount) when the article cites 3.5kg and 360g of harvests of saffron from American farms. Iran produced 174 tonnes, for comparison.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Relic from the Cold war, not a relic at the time of the cold war.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Yes, it's not an apples to apples comparison. My point is the position it's at on the lmarena leaderboard is misplaced due to the hallucination issues.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Tested out Gemini-2 Flash, I had such high hopes that a better base model would help. It still hallucinates like crazy compared to GPT-4o.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
It probably could be produced in a lab if it had practical applications.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
That's also not correct, they added a bunch of new features to canvas, including a web based python interpreter.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
They renamed quantum supremacy to "beyond-classical"? That's something.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42257245
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Video: https://youtu.be/gfkeR9vfmNo?t=86
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by ipsum2 2y ago
The malware was in the pypi package, so anyone doing `pip install ultralytics` would've received the virus. The injected malware code came from the PR branch name, called by a Github action that was misconfigured.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Synthetic diamonds, the topic of the post, aren't controlled by De Beers. From the article: > The Washington Post visited Austin-based Clarity Diamond, one of the few companies to make lab diamonds in the United States.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Pay as you go using the anthropic API and an open source UI frontend like librechat would be a lot cheaper I suspect.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Nice find! So it could be: fmovies, Anna's Archive (hosted on same servers?), Dramacool.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Because they had one, and robot arms are fun to play with.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
That's an unrelated website. The paper is here, and called PhotoBot: https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.11061
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by ipsum2 2y ago
It's weird that they didn't name the service. Anyone have any ideas?
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Considering that there are no commercial AR glasses with spatial tracking, projectors are a lot more practical!
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Which version of the GPD did you have? Maybe they've improved it since then.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
That only works for inference, not training.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Source for this claim? I've never heard it before.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Niantic made 700 million dollars last year, mostly selling virtual game items.

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