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   by jasfi 3y ago

   This is like qhwn Google published all those papers about their LLM tech, and ChatGPT just launched something that worked. It will end the same way for their voice tech if they never release it. Someone will release something just as good a
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   by jasfi 3y ago

   I'd like your opinion: channels or locks? This is really for a program I'm writing in Nim, so perhaps it depends on how channels are implemented?
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   by jasfi 3y ago

   My bet is on mirror neurons facilitating this.
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   by jasfi 3y ago

   That's the date of the magazine issue.
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   by jasfi 3y ago

   Practicing cognitive games does, I'm sure of that. Mental math, crosswords, etc. In terms of papers, I did a quick search: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/05/190516082349.h... https:/&#x
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   by jasfi 3y ago

   That's a really interesting approach. The trick would be knowing the indicators of fabricated data. Or perhaps just knowing when the data isn't good enough to pass the next clinical trial.
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   by jasfi 3y ago

   I suspect that many people will publish substandard generated data. This will affect the integrity of training data in the long term, unless steps are taken.
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   by jasfi 3y ago

   I'd be more impressed if the generated music had lyrics specified in the prompt. Still nice though.
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   by jasfi 3y ago

   Replying too late, most likely. But with access to your email account someone could reset your password to what they want it to be and gain access.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    Would this add-on benefit Brave users?
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    What do you think of password-less sign-ins, e.g. email-based sign in or OAuth 2?
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    I'm trying to get it to write full-scale apps, via the APIs. Very difficult once you move past one file, but it's a challenge. The problem is that this tech isn't perfect, and can be unpredictable.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    ChatGPT is also good for giving its opinion on your design. Even if it doesn't give you the final answer, it can often make you think.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    Location: South Africa Remote: Prefer on-site or hybrid Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Oracle DB, PL/SQL, Forms, Retail merch suite, PostgreSQL, C/C++, Nim, Next.js, JS/TS. Resume: Over 26 years experience, resume by
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    Nim isn't hard, it just has a small community.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    If it doesn't have a solution, then find out why it doesn't and document that.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    I agree, you don't want performance to suddenly degrade and then you have to find out why. This can be especially bad when this happens with many tables that should have indexes, and performance is sluggish, but not for any specific ac
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    I look forward to seeing some benchmarks. Especially to see the effect of the SIMD optimizations.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    I'm working on new features that will allow you to create advanced text output. This will initially be in the form of business plans and Next.js web applications. A lot of startups are targeting this sort of functionality, so InventAI
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    InventAI Roadmap: Create business plans and web applications(inventai.xyz)

    1 points by jasfi 3y ago|1 comments
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    Those offers are optimized for CPU and memory. You can always add storage. Tell me where you can get a better offer. An affiliate link? So what?
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    It really doesn't work well unless you have a very specific focus, usually a specific function. I'm working on something to make this more manageable, hopefully a lot more. You can get an email if you sign-in at https:/&#x2F
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    I don't want to have to speak out anything, but it could be useful as an option. E.g. the author has an RSI.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    Thanks, it didn't show up immediately when I searched for it. But it looks like you have to rent an instance of Vertex AI to use it. It doesn't seem to be pay per use as OpenAIs model are priced with.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    They really need to release an official API. I was trying to find out the pricing for API access, but it's not available yet. The API used by this Python package seems to go through an unofficial route.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    I'm working on the idea of features instead of prompts: https://inventai.xyz
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    Create AI Art with Features(inventai.xyz)

    1 points by jasfi 3y ago|1 comments
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    Hi HN, check out my AI art web app, InventAI. The idea is to build with features instead of a wall of text. Lots more coming in the near future, the landing page has a roadmap. Please note that while you can try out the UI, you have to have
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    I don't think so either, don't fence yourself off.
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    by jasfi 3y ago

    I'd say it's more about prioritizing what you want to learn. For one thing, frontend or backend? Fullstack? It's worth asking ChatGPT. Seriously, you can get a list of options and then discuss whichever one you want.