jcims

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   by jcims 2y ago

   You definitely could, not far removed from text to image or text to audio generators.
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   by jcims 2y ago

   Perfect!!! Thank you!
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   by jcims 2y ago

   I can find descriptions at one level or another (eg RNN vs CNN) but is there a deeper kingdom/phylum/class type taxonomy of neural network architectures that can help a layman understand how they differ and how they align, ideally
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   by jcims 2y ago

   Same and actually had the pleasure of working with lcamtuf briefly about ten years ago. >Country life isn't for everyone, but you see the impacts of tech, economics, and cultural change more clearly in the country because they&#x27
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   by jcims 2y ago

   I think a lot of these tools are better placed in research where you want highly regulated interaction with the plant and the cash outlay is worth it.
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   by jcims 2y ago

   Now who am i going to awkwardly avoid eye contact with?
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   by jcims 2y ago

   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradyseism Seems like a very slow process that happens on a wide scale and deep underground.
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   by jcims 2y ago

   Robotics is sexy and there's no reason not to dive in, but I'd suggest also learning some of the fundamentals. Learning how control algorithms work is incredibly important and I'm thinking you could probably find some exampl
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   by jcims 2y ago

   I registered yo.wtf a long time ago, I need some suggestions what to do with it.
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    by jcims 2y ago

    I'm full time remote and have been so for years. The two companies I've worked for since 2020 took the downtime to reconfigure most offices to high capacity open office floorplans. The background noise on zoom calls went from ma
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Honestly the ‘we care about your safety’ doesn’t work. It should be ‘nobody cares if you die on the job, but we’re going to send everyone else home with no pay’.
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    by jcims 2y ago

    My brother has been in repair for a telco for almost 30 years. It’s a union shop and the company takes safety very seriously. They constantly send safety out to repair sites because the guys out in the field still jump in the hole so they
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Just want to start a little sub thread on favorite guitar YouTube channels. For me it’s Chris Buck, hands-down, his Friday Fretwork series is phenomenal for the history of guitars, amplifiers and rock and roll. He’s also a fantastic guitar
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    by jcims 2y ago

    You're making a bit of an assumption that the black market won't simply adjust to incentivize darkening the hat.
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Fun! Would be funner if it handled the money shift.
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    by jcims 2y ago

    I was just thinking about that, and wondering when we’re going to start seeing art galleries that collect your phone on the way in and display stuff that’s never been photographed.
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    by jcims 2y ago

    I wonder if that has downstream upward pressure on used prices.
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    by jcims 2y ago

    What about violin plots. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Violin_plot
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    by jcims 2y ago

    >Which is high for the kind of service it is but if that's your only option then it's within a reasonable range. Relative to what? It's not marketed at population centers. My 10Mbps DSL was 90/mo, bonded I could get
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    by jcims 2y ago

    This is a lot of fun! Reminds me of the 'polyrhythm' genre of videos on youtube (eg. LucidRhythms) One fun thing to do is load the canvas up with a bunch of balls really close to each other then click the yin and yang icon which c
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Great video!!! I was surprised how quickly the cycle happens between media beds (every few seconds). I wonder what the energy budget is vs electrolysis. It's probably orders of magnitude cheaper (albeit a bit dirtier).
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    by jcims 2y ago

    I don't really have a problem with that to be honest. As a society we accept all sorts of risks if there is a commensurate gain in utility. That would be left to be seen in your example of course, but if it was a lot more useful I th
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Here are the models - https://huggingface.co/collections/failspy/abliterated-v3-66...
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Every time i even remotely have the illusion of understanding it gets upended. I think that’s why i like it so much
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Presumably it has happened before in the history of the earth but it would be interesting to know what effects it had on life on earth and, by extension, the arrival and development of modern humans.
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Every square meter of a space ship passing through this at the speed of light would interact with ~3e13 hydrogen atoms per second. I don't know if I did this correctly but that's only ~27kJ per second of mass energy. I thought it
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    by jcims 2y ago

    >Without stimulation, nothing except facial flushing. and for me, a stuffy nose and splitting headache.
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    by jcims 2y ago

    I made a custom gpt that incorporates advertisement/product placement with its responses. You can send it commands to set the product/overtness/etc or just generalized statements to the LLM. But when you are in 'user&#x
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    by jcims 2y ago

    Couple of things come to mind. This is a community of people that: - are 'in the room' when evidence of new capabilities emerge - are 'in the room' when discussion of new use cases and applications are held - have an in
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    by jcims 2y ago

    IO's diameter ~3600km Avg distance to earth ~628m km Apparent diameter is ~5 microradians or ~1 arcsecond Similar to imaging a marble 5mm in diameter from 1km away. Betelgeuse is ~1.2 billion km in diameter (for now, lol) It's 642