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by ipsum2 2y ago
I love an unhinged AI. The recent model releases have been too tame.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Probably not. It's written in Hack, and heavily tied to internal frameworks, so it'll be practically impossible to extract into a standalone package, unless they do a "clean room" implementation (like they did for Saplin
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Yep. Zeus is a fork of Zookeeper, Hack is a fork of PHP, etc. It's usually needed to make it work with the internal environment. The few things that don't have forks are usually the open source projects like React or PyTorch, but
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by ipsum2 2y ago
As an aside, I haven't seen a .mobi domain out in the wild in the past 6 years.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
The article does not make clear whether the photos are used to train recommendation systems (eg newsfeed, ads) or generative image models. The article makes it appear like the latter, but is most likely the former.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
In 2018 when the article was written, Jeff was relatively unknown outside distributed research (ie MapReduce) and Google, and Sanjay probably completely unknown.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
NYTimes games section is more popular than its articles. They're basically a mobile game company that happens to have a news division.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Someone named de Carpentier doing a neat wood-working project. How fitting.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
This is accurate, but you don't need to censor GlaiveAI. They helped create the model. They're complicit in the scam.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
It's also amazing that GlaiveAI will be synonymous with fraud in ML now, because an investor decided to fake some benchmarks. The founder of GlaiveAI, Sahil Chaudhary also participated in the creation of the model.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Not sure if you know this, but Larry nor Sergei run Google right now.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
I tried this, it didn't work. Did you have success with this?
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by ipsum2 2y ago
> To incorporate this, we ask the model to complete a chain of hashes instead (as recently proposed by RULER): They did mention it but didn't provide concrete benchmarks
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Memory B and T cells would disagree with you. This is the basic knowledge for how vaccines work.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Pixel shift would be amazing for specific use cases, but Canon only offers it in JPEG. Serious shooters who would use this feature would be shooting in raw.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Hawaii or Seattle arguably have a larger Japanese influence.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Car enthusiasts, what's the car make and model displayed in the new waymo car? They've switched from the Jaguar e-pace after Jaguar announced that line was discontinued. Edit: looks like a custom made zeekr? I don't see a min
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Those are buzzwords, not advanced prompting techniques.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Even TCM is more scientifically backed than Cerebrolysin. See the research on cordyceps for example. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-58742-z https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cordyceps_milit
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by ipsum2 2y ago
The original video has been reuploaded here: https://x.com/quasa0/status/1823933017217482883 . Watch and download it while you can. Stanford is actively trying to take down copies (see example takedown here: https
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by ipsum2 2y ago
It's sort of leaked? It was on the official youtube channel but got pulled a few hours after some backlash. "Video of Schmidt’s talk was posted on YouTube this week by Stanford Online, a division of the university that offers onli
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Not a true holographic display, it's just lenticular. Same as the Nintendo 3ds that shipped over a decade ago.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Realistically? Never. Grok-1 weights were released because it was quite bad compared to open source and closed models. Now that they have a competitive model, they won't give it away.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
NBC isn't DMCA-ing the official Olympics channel.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Region blocked from the US.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Pyre has optional strict mode typing if you want to enforce it. It also is more sound than mypy.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
It's not particularly useful since the simulation is too high level. Good for games or homework projects, but not anything real world.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Benchmark it, it won't be any faster. Using the if statement: Execution time: 0.00648 seconds Using the min function directly: Execution time: 0.02298 seconds Using the min function with an intermediate variable: Execution time: 0.0295
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by ipsum2 2y ago
The part of the article I found most amusing: "Intel added AVX512-VP2INTERSECT to Tiger Lake. But it was really slow. (microcoded ~25 cycles/46 uops) It was so slow that someone found a better way to implement its functionality wi
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Apple doesn't allow you to switch search engines on iPhone?

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