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by ipsum2 2y ago
This is a spam website that was not created by the people who created Coqui TTS. This is the original: https://github.com/coqui-ai/TTS
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by ipsum2 2y ago
We still haven't seen a consumer commercial product that uses meta-optics, despite meta-lenses being around for 10+ years.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
This has nothing to do with NeRF. Is this an AI response? Edit: Yes, looking at its other comment.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Mistral ocr is closed source
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Everyone loves a "one dirty secret they don't want you to know about!" article. I wonder what it is about human psychology that we're drawn to these kinds of stories.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Yes, there's a lot of internal protos from Google that are leaked on the internet. If I recall correctly, it was a hacker News comment that linked to it. Edit: I don't know why the parent comment was flagged. It is entirely accura
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by ipsum2 2y ago
You're illustrating his point, that you're using survivorship bias to cherrypick good CGI movies from the 90s.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
There's a bunch of AI DAWs out there, or AI plugins/VSTs to existing DAWs. They're not popular because the mainstream consumer wants Suno.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
They're not good models. They over fit to LMArena leaderboard, but perform worse in real life scenarios compared to their competitors. The exceptions are auto regressive image generation and audio models.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
A non-ultrasonic but high frequency knife made at home: https://youtu.be/dN2jhnWNyxs?t=324
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Ray doesn't offer anything if you use vLLM on top of Ray Serve though.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
As someone who has run LLMs in production, using Ray is probably the worst idea. It's not optimized for language models, and is extremely slow. There's no KV-caching, model parallelism, and other basic table stakes features that a
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by ipsum2 2y ago
They used to acquire/acquihire a ton of smaller startups, but that stopped for the past 4 years due to a different FTC.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
> You’ll note that nobody is open sourcing their ad recommender Actually... (2019) https://ai.meta.com/blog/dlrm-an-advanced-open-source-deep-l... Source code: https://github.com/facebookresearch&#x
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by ipsum2 2y ago
You mean the paper, not the source code?
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Virginia has the most number of datacenters in the US, including major large datacenters for Meta/Google/AWS. Might be an angle for OpenAI to get some zoning passed.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
IV fluids aren't even difficult to produce compared to gum arabic, its just different salts in water. This is just pure government regulation causing rationing and harming people. For those downvoting me, here's the American Medic
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by ipsum2 2y ago
You have to be specific about which model you're referring to. OpenAI DeepResearch does not have a slider, and does follow when you say to only use academic sources.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
It's literally in the title.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
The article mentions use of Numpy on web.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
I'm the same age and I started with AJAX, with real XML. :)
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by ipsum2 2y ago
I really wanted to like this (and buy it) due to the aesthetics, but spec-wise it's worse than the Linux s9. Notably missing an in body stabilization, which is important if you intend to use small lenses that don't have stabilizat
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by ipsum2 2y ago
There's a wikipedia page addressing your exact concern: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lump_of_labour_fallacy
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by ipsum2 2y ago
It's not hard to make, its a relatively simple CLI tool so there's no moat. Also, the minified source code is available.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
That's not exactly right. The answer was not explicitly given, according to the source: "However, the team did publish a paper in 2023 – which was fed to the system – about how this family of mobile genetic elements “steals bacter
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Did you read the last sentence?
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Why gatekeep Claude Code, instead of releasing the code for it? It seems like a direct increase in revenue/API sales for your company.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
Why? TensorFlow has been abandoned by Google. Open source uses PyTorch, and internally at Google, all new model development is done in Jax. Only TensorFlow-Serving and tfdata are still used parts of TensorFlow.
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by ipsum2 2y ago
This is more exciting to me than OpenAI's 12 days of Christmas
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by ipsum2 2y ago
They already are using NeRFs for Street View. (NeRF is similar to a Gaussian splat with different rendering trade-offs) https://blog.google/products/maps/sustainable-immersive-maps...

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