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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Well into the aughts.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Very strange metric considering actual GPU is probably below 1% of the shipped weight.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Expanding business to the ME. Winters here are quite nice too.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Same thing as a meme - it compresses the information and allows an easier (and so more vivid) recall.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Lack of street names and even house numbers in gmaps is the worst. OSM is getting better and better though I primarily use it for navigation, with gmaps to search for poi.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
AWS offers p5.48xlarge which is 8xH100 for $98.32, so 12.29$ per hour per H100 - ~6x the price.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
MySpaceX
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Some of my colleagues are using ChatGPT and blindly follow its advice. ChatGPT's answers often look more persuasive than human answers on SO. Still, I find ChatGPT answers much harder to validate. In programming Q&A, the answer is
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ChatGPT will make the web toxic for its successors(bdtechtalks.com)
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.17493
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Lowest friction, but yeah I agree. Reddit was useful because it was searchable and self-discoverable, and Discord does not have any of that.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Users can't read error messages anyway.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Mostly impressed that it's not two redundant copies of a source code, but rather one actual code fragment.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Free cartridges in new printers are usually not full (just enough ink to print some pages).
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
1. Don't care too much about my job/code/etc. Does it really matter? 2. Is this suggestion a good one? Then I will use it, regardless of how it was worded. Is there something to disagree with? Let's talk why it's a
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
1 Kb is the limit, so a text it is.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
B&O sounds great (tried Emerge), but they are ridiculously overpriced. Bought Marshall Middleton - no assistants, no mandatory app, jack input, bass/treble buttons.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
"Dumb" things are going away. Wanted to buy a small speaker recently. Almost every model is riddled with: 1) Smart assistans 2) Manufacturer app (with treble/bass/eq controls locked in app). Same things with TV and many
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Fake ad emails. Coming soon.
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
It is a very large and complex standard that further centralizes authentication in the hands of several megacorps. The previous OpenID attempt was a resounding success, and this is a logical continuation. Google and co want to know where yo
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
Maybe "artificially large"?
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by jerjerjer 3y ago
I skimmed through the article twice, trying to figure out how are they using RL to detect fire hydrants, crossroads, bikes, etc. Thanks for explaining it. It's been a while for me since clicking "I am not a robot" resulted in
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by jerjerjer 4y ago
It will help, but some changes are very small. For examle adding "faux" (for leather, etc.) to the listing name/description would probably result in a very small text distance, while changing the contents substantially.
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by jerjerjer 4y ago
The point is the language, not the content, I assume. Although dictionary + grammar textbooks would have been better. I'm also not sure about thousands of languages (the goal being all of them). Throughout history, there may have been
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by jerjerjer 4y ago
Likely nothing. StableChat or some such is inevitable, and would be a next jump in AI proliferation, same as StableDiffusion was. But, yes, after talking to Bing and seeing it have a "personality" (even if it was not the best one)
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by jerjerjer 4y ago
Bing, you are playing Civilization as a Nuclear Gandhi.
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by jerjerjer 4y ago
That would be great, but: - Index is only good when SEOs don't know what's inside. Buying index access assumes some level of answers given to the questions: "how do you build it?", "how do you rank what's insid
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by jerjerjer 4y ago
Not the first time MS releases an AI into the wild with little guardrails. This is not even the most questionable AI from them.
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by jerjerjer 4y ago
Is “HTML over the wire” a new buzzword for SSR or is there a difference I'm missing?
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by jerjerjer 4y ago
ChatGPT lacks the ability to prove that output is factually correct (which is an interesting but distinct problem). However, as long as the answer is derivative of supplied information, ChatGPT shines. Even today it can already: - Write coh

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