jononor

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by jononor 2y ago
Which bills and how? Not disputing the claim, would just like to understand it!
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by jononor 2y ago
I like notebooks, they are a useful tool. But they are just a slight adjustment to the programming model and an alternative type IDE. It does not do much in terms of helping reproducibility. Data, software and dependency versioning is much
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by jononor 2y ago
Yeah, I would more have expected Meta to keep a close eye on all the startups doing this (character.ai etc), let them fumble and learn - then buy some of them out when commercial potential is a bit more ripe. It still seems a little bit ear
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by jononor 2y ago
IoT is another one. And we are still in a SaaS wave.
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by jononor 2y ago
I can see this working pretty darn well in Twitch etc for mid to large streams. The interface is already text based. People want to "interact" but are content with very few drips direct from the streamer. Several have basic bots t
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by jononor 2y ago
Yeah building up on or more "sidekick" type personas seems like an approach that could be very successful if executed well, and reduced potential for backlash that impersonation the real person.
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by jononor 2y ago
That is quite interesting. Seems quite easy and efficient to implement in an FPGA. Heck, one could make an ASIC for it via TinyTapeout - https://tinytapeout.com/
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by jononor 2y ago
Here is one approach that works: block/reduce the majority of sound physically. And then use s microphone with an adaptive filterbank to let in only the sounds you want to have. This is how hearing protection with speech passthrough wo
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by jononor 2y ago
Alcohol is not needed for that to be beneficial. Orthogonal at best.
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by jononor 2y ago
I have seen this claims several places. Is there a good source for this?
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by jononor 2y ago
Why take the unspecific "real time" answers as gospel? Just propose daily initially (or weekly or monthly), listen to their protests, and see if there are good reasons why it needs to be more often. Then pick a suitable interval t
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by jononor 2y ago
Well spotted! In Python 2 there was only one operator, but in Python 3 they are distinct. Indexing an array with a float raises an exception, I believe.
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by jononor 2y ago
By selecting different dataset. Of course this dataset does need to exist. In practice building and curating datasets also involves a lot of code.
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by jononor 2y ago
No the preferred way to make modifications is using the the training code. One may also input a snapshot weighs to start from, but the training code is definitely what you would modify to make a change.
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by jononor 2y ago
Given a well behaved training setup, you will give an equivalently powerful model, given the same dataset and training scripts, and training settings. At least if you are willing to run it several times, an pick the best one - a process tha
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by jononor 2y ago
You have to write all the code needed to do the modifications you are interested in. That is, there is no source code provided that can be used to make the modifications of interest. One also has to come up with suite le datasets, from scra
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by jononor 2y ago
Check Teltonika TAT141, for an example. Supports accelerometer wakeup. No affiliation, but have evaluated their other products (BLE beacons and IOT gateways) before, and got a good impression. https://teltonika-gps.com/produ
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by jononor 2y ago
"asset tracker" is a good keyword to search for. Unless you need very particular detection, there might be ofc the shelf solutions that can work. "This thing is in motion" is often a supported feature. Months of battery
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by jononor 2y ago
EDIT: in Norway
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by jononor 2y ago
Courses is a very minimal part. The thesis is practically all of it. And standard these days in most fields is that it is a collection of published papers, with intro and outro. There is also a Dr.Philos, where one has done the work indepen
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by jononor 2y ago
Those people would still exist though, just live in places with (even) less possibilities. And even without immigration, the first world is still very dependent on low cost labor, because of all the material goods produced abroad.
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by jononor 2y ago
Assuming that the purpose of the blog is to write/publish, then all of that is distraction from actually writing.
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by jononor 2y ago
The issue is not that a file with nulls was produced. It is that an invalid file (or any kind) can trigger a blue screen of death.
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by jononor 2y ago
Companies like Cohere are focusing a lot on this. It is a bit surprising if OpenAI does not already do it?
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by jononor 2y ago
In that future, those will _be_ the Europeans :) While heritage is important, culture is predominantly made up by the living. So if something is important to preserve, pass it on to the next generations (and not just your own children).
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by jononor 2y ago
Hmm. If one spends just 60 seconds on each, it would be a 6 month full time gig. Barely enough time to look at info/photos on Google maps and make a few quick judgement calls. Of course one could maybe reduce this of them by setting a
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by jononor 2y ago
Image recognition can generally be done very efficiently on a single commodity PC. Even a phone that is a few years olds can do quite a lot. Or a Raspberry PI. So it generally does not need distributed computing solutions. I am talking abo
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by jononor 2y ago
Using an LLM as a general purpose knowledge base is only one particular application of an LLM. And on which is probably best served by ChatGPT etc. A lot of other things are possible with LLMs using the context window and completion, thanks
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by jononor 2y ago
Are you sure that would actually happen in Germany? In Norway (which has the same rules), most likely no-one would care - unless the electronics actually ended up in a safety hazard (say fire).
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by jononor 2y ago
Geo distribution is something that everyone that can, should avoid. It just scales up the problems.

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