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   by ipsum2 1y ago

   It's in the article: "Human cerebral microvascular endothelial cells were cultured and exposed to an amount of erythritol equivalent to consuming a typical beverage. Experimental conditions included five biological replicates per
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   by ipsum2 1y ago

   Models like O3 are rewarded for the final output, not the intermediary thinking steps. So whatever it generates as "thoughts" that gives a better answer gets a higher score. The DeepSeek-R1 paper has a section on this, where they
3. 183.▲
   by ipsum2 1y ago

   Should work, but its also on the front page.
4. 184.▲
   by ipsum2 1y ago

   Odd coincidence. Wonder if Cloudflare uses GCP?
5. 185.▲
   by ipsum2 1y ago

   Cloudflare is down too. From https://www.cloudflarestatus.com : Update - We are seeing a number of services suffer intermittent failures. We are continuing to investigate this and we will update this list as we assess the impact
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   by ipsum2 1y ago

   The voice cloning is okay, not as good as Eleven Labs. There's a Rick (from Rick and Morty) voice example, and the generated audio sounds muffled and low quality. I appreciate that its open source though.
7. 187.▲
   by ipsum2 1y ago

   You failed to mention that this is an ad for the company you work at. Also, the links don't even work without signing up for some shitty service.
8. 188.▲
   by ipsum2 1y ago

   It's voice cloning. Maybe not available in the demo, but you just provide a different input.
9. 189.▲
   by ipsum2 1y ago

   Is Yahoo Japan not good?
10. 190.▲
    by ipsum2 1y ago

    The former does not imply the latter.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    This uses GroundingDINO for open vocabulary, separate model. Useful nonetheless, but means you're running a lot of model inference for a single image.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    SAM doesn't do open vocabulary i.e. it segments things without knowing the name of the object, so you can't ask it to do "highlight the grapes", you have to give it an example of a grape first.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    I had no idea JSX for Go would be so popular. (9.3k stars on the templ project). What are people using it for?
14. 194.▲
    by ipsum2 1y ago

    I have never seen a FAANG company buy a pure programming-language based tooling startup.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    Isn't DDoSSecrets the only one that has access to the hacked/downloaded dataset, so there wouldn't be other copies floating around unless someone else simultaneously downloaded the dataset at the same time? Someone can prove
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    .
17. 197.▲
    by ipsum2 1y ago

    Great advice, thanks.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    Thanks, I was just commenting on "- anthropic employees, with unlimited claude, average to $6/day of usage".
19. 199.▲
    by ipsum2 1y ago

    Maybe I'm holding it wrong, but I can easily spend $20+ using Claude Code for 2 hours. I've stopped using it because it was too expensive for my personal projects.
20. 200.▲
    by ipsum2 1y ago

    I suspect that if I did not make my comment, the comments would still be there.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    For those who like doomscrolling, there's a twitter bot for this: https://x.com/ca_dmv_bot2 . Seems like 88 is automatically denied because of Hitler, not sure what they do about people born in that year.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    I am aware of the guidelines, considering how long I've been here. However, I have offered proof, that over 80% of the comments do not contribute anything and are exactly like those of Reddit.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    Meta comment: 11/13 comments currently are pop-culture references (Flowers for Algernon, Pinky and the Brain, other movies) or generic phrases and only 2 comments relate to the actual article. I've been on HN for over a decade, an
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    What are some interesting use cases people are using Espanso for?
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    Another fake website, the official playground is here: https://huggingface.co/spaces/hexgrad/Kokoro-TTS Github: https://github.com/hexgrad/kokoro The one submitted is not from the original cr
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    MIT's article is quite scant on details. WSJ has more information, but still no specifics: https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/mit-says-it-no-longer-stands-beh... > The paper was championed by MIT economists Daron
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    It's never been the default.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    python 3.13 doesn't ship with free-threaded Python compiled AFAIK.
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    Thought this was Dia, an awesome open source conversational TTS model (similar to NotebookLM) that came out less than a month ago: https://github.com/nari-labs/dia . I have no affiliation with them, but an early review:
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    by ipsum2 1y ago

    This is a rumor that has not been confirmed by OpenAI nor DeepSeek.