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by ipsum2 3y ago
All model outputs (text, image, video) are considered public domain in the US, so they can be used for whatever.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Not to be confused with Onnx, a popular language for machine learning models, that is also commonly used with WebAssembly. Even the logo looks similar. https://onnx.ai/ https://cloudblogs.microsoft.com/opens
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by ipsum2 3y ago
We're not stuck on meshes. Check out neural radiance fields as an alternative.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
There has been two breaches, one in April 2022, another in October 2023. This post is about the October 2023 one.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Neat, it seems like Shopify's product design choices make it easy to shard across database servers: https://shopify.engineering/mysql-database-shard-balancing-t...
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Keras is meant for training, not inference.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
It's an open secret that TensorFlow is a deprecated framework internally at Google, and present/future model development should be done on JAX. Since Keras is a Google-owned product, it makes sense.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Title should be changed to "please don't use AI to get on the global leaderboard".
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by ipsum2 3y ago
You only hear about the ones that do spread.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Bring your own embeddings. PyTorch and TensorFlow packages are 2GB+ each (don't quote me on that), which is unnecessary if you're making a network call to your favorite embedding service.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
This is a wrapper around FAISS, a vector search library. FAISS has a simple API, so it might be a better for your use case if you don't need heavyweight libraries that VectorDB requires, which include PyTorch, Tensorflow, and Transform
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Whisper already generates subtitles[0], supporting VTT and SRT so this is just a thin wrapper around that. [0]: https://github.com/openai/whisper/blob/e58f28804528831904c3b...
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by ipsum2 3y ago
You definitely can't run Q-Transformers by DeepMind(Q-Learning for transformers, as the name implies) on an old laptop. https://qtransformer.github.io/
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Definitely not a well known product name, as someone who plays PC games and also does some CUDA development, I've never heard of this product from Nvidia.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38327017 same idea, but open sourced.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
`np.random.normal(0, 1)`. You too can generate infinite amount of normal distribution data to use for fake datasets, free of AI.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
> OpenAI's product was technically made by Ilya Nope, he is not a core contributor of GPT-4, GPT-3, GPT-2, DALLE-3, DALLE-2: https://arxiv.org/abs/2303.08774 https://cdn.openai.com/papers/d
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Emmett Shear, current CEO of OpenAI, is a YC alum and a YC "visiting group" partner: https://www.ycombinator.com/blog/welcome-back-to-yc-emmett-s...
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by ipsum2 3y ago
I worked at a recent YC AI startup (2022-2023 batch). The only favorable thing was a few hundred in OpenAI credits.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
GPT-3 was prior to ChatGPT. Since it was a non-instruction tuned model, the output was quite bad unless prompted precisely.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
I used to like her videos, but found out that she takes other people's work and passes it off as her own. This video is a good example. Anyone reading the title and watching the video, it appears that she's done all of the work it
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by ipsum2 3y ago
I don't think you grasp the point.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Calling my library "listcomprehension.py" doesn't really avoid confusion. In fact, `pip install monkey-patch.py` looks downright odd.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
This is like calling a python package "ListComprehension", that loops through a list and calls OpenAI's API on each item. Confusing and unproductive.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
This is quite modern music notation. I expected something like neume notation, which I first saw painted on a mural inside a McDonalds, oddly enough.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Very cool! It has the added benefit of being able to manipulate objects in 3d. How does it compare to graphic tablets in terms of accuracy?
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by ipsum2 3y ago
The great thing is that its open source, so you can add whatever niche APIs you want to it!
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by ipsum2 3y ago
Clip it to the outside of your jacket?
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by ipsum2 3y ago
This is incorrect (outdated). In the NextJS conference, they demoed interleaved client and server code.
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by ipsum2 3y ago
This is quite nice! I wasn't aware of this.

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