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2y ago
From what I understand no more of a risk than fossil fuel fires? https://insideevs.com/features/720764/ev-electric-car-fire-r...
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2y ago
Why do you need reward? Is that mandatory? And geoengineering is a waste of time anyway. At least until we fix the core problem/s.
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2y ago
It will be finished 'sometime next year, or a little after'.
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2y ago
Don't tell that to the Hyundai Ionic N.
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2y ago
It's so sad to see these kinds of comments on HN. A.I. is doing an amazing amount of good stuff right now, and had been for years. Things like drug, protein and materials discovery, financial analysis, fraud detection, risk assessment.
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2y ago
Maybe a really tiny LLM? Like this? https://huggingface.co/openbmb/MiniCPM-Llama3-V-2_5-gguf/blo... [Edit: just checked Reddit and it's apparently a 3B model (phi 2)] https://www.reddit.com/r&
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2y ago
Layla Lite? App.
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2y ago
But Kagi costs money?
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2y ago
This looks great. I'm thinking adding a fee based printing service for posters would be awesome, or indeed some link up with online print services (global please). Not sure what premium services you're going to offer, but hope it
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2y ago
So weird. I just finished watching The Pentagon Wars movie, about just this stuff. True story about developing the Bradley Fighting Vehicle for the army. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNpGBTU_jt4
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2y ago
Still not sure it beats the ease of use of Udio.
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2y ago
Commander Keen and that crazy good Star Trek type battleship game I can never remember the name of. Oh and firing up Navigator for the first time, after using Lynx.
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2y ago
Actually the ScarJo hooha begs the question 'who owns the voice that sounds like you?'
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2y ago
Um...because Microsoft offered to take on all staff at existing pay rates if OpenAI imploded? That was the pivotal point IIRC.
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2y ago
The article mentions worries about 'long delays', but there's no mention at all about the fact that ALL travelers will be fingerprinted and have a photo taken. Whelp, there goes any privacy hopes.
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2y ago
Really interesting article on the real state of renewable energy generation. What sticks out is just how little generation the legacy 'major' energy companies are doing, compared to the increasingly decentralized smaller players
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2y ago
More like, 'Tesla reputation tanking in Axios Harris Poll 100?'
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2y ago
I genuinely would like to know what your full definition of a model is? There seems be to so much confusion...
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2y ago
One thing I'm surprised that no-one mentions is the fact that, at least in Europe, buyers aren't stupid. They hear the news coming out from China about 1000km range EVs at decent prices, and they're waiting for the improved b
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2y ago
Mmm...BYD and Geely are going to come as a shock when they arrive to your neck of the woods. :)
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2y ago
Double negative makes you sound like a bot.
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2y ago
Oh sorry. Hm..I actually have no idea. It sounds like a neat idea though. :)
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2y ago
Why would you get costs with a local model?
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2y ago
Mistral is pretty good, and delivers solid results.
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2y ago
Hmm plenty of people on low incomes or in market trades stunt have been accounts. Plenty of lie income people can't get credit cards. Plenty of people simply object to being forced to use a system that can and had refused to hand over
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2y ago
Sam Altman already mentioned having to check with Washington regarding release processes. It's one of his tweets. DARPA is defense as you know. It's pretty obvious that the military (and governments) will be heavily engaged in AI
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2y ago
At a guess I would say there are many competing imperatives for OpenAI 1. Stay just a tiny bit ahead of rivals. It's clear that OpenAI have much much more in the bag than the stuff they're showing. I'm guessing that DARPA
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2y ago
Sounds like a great premise for a movie...
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2y ago
I think it looks great. Yes, Omni will probably eat your lunch. But one thing you might have going for you is on-boarding. Not everyone is going to be OK with signing up for OpenAI tools, so that might help. The other suggestion I would mak
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2y ago
No, you're right. I guess what I'm saying is Google is a bit disappointing considering they are probably the company who has contributed most to developing consumer level AI over the decades. I'm not suggesting they don'
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