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by jubilanti 3mo ago
I detest this writing style, where you assert arguments you don't actually believe in and know are in bad faith, in that sniveling "prove me wrong" tone, to provoke some kind of reaction. Well, mission accomplished, reaction
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by jubilanti 3mo ago
Oh, in that case, I just happen to have some insane stories that will never be publicly disclosed, and every one of my stories rebuts every one of your stories.
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by jubilanti 3mo ago
The discipline you are looking for is called Statistics
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by jubilanti 3mo ago
A safehold is like maintenance mode, shutting down all non-essential systems, after it detects something is wrong. Doesn't necessarily mean it is gone for good, but not a good sign.
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by jubilanti 3mo ago
They cite "context collapse" and say this "uni-context" is deeper, but I still don't see how this "uni-context" is all that different than "context collapse", extensively studied since the 2000s.
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by jubilanti 3mo ago
No idea how this made it to the front page. HN is not tech support.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Because it was free with generous limits and high availability, until it wasn't.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
The article is more talking about landscape fortifications like trenches, ramparts, moats, and berms that slow down trucks.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
I feel sorry for you. How about you do your own research?
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Not just exploded, but went full on "move fast and break things". Nobody complained about the data centers that have no more impact on the local environment that a warehouse. But in all this rush, they're cutting corners ever
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
The world of computer vision is much bigger than multimodal LLMs. You'd run an ensemble of specialized models for 3d mapping, object classification, path validation, and so on. On a raspberry pi 5 8gb you can run what you need to self
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Kubernetes
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
I don't think you realize how boringly normal it is in Europe for people to never have a car and take public transit to the hypermarket, the same Cathedral of Consumerist Capitalism with a combined supermarket, shopping mall, movie the
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
I know what the comment said, thank you very much. They were conflating two senses of 'public' in two sentences. I was responding to the implication that because these are, in one sense of the word, public, that means that it is O
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
> If the room has an IP camera in it, it is by definition not private. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. So if I put an IP camera inside your bedroom without your notice or consent, and hook that up to the Internet, you'd be okay
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
How about you take that stick out of your ass and stop assuming that norms which have existed for generations are, what, just some kind of mass mental illness?
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Publications are the coin of the realm in academia.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Because if not, people will game the system and submit the same paper to dozens of journals at the same time, and journals are for publishing new, original work. And because in a class, you are being evaluated based on your ability to produ
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Look into Tauri, not electron
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Why don't you read the article and find out what it does or doesn't say?
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Noble goal, but tell a bunch of scientists and startups that you've got a grand vision and $500 million in cash to burn, and they're always going to tell you a story about how it could be possible if you give them that money. And
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
> The model is good, the plan is a scam If it is needing to generate that many tokens to do the same tasks, then it probably has higher inference costs. So (for you) the model is bad, the plan is the same plan.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
it takes decades and billions of dollars to develop APIs?
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Also the census, literally hundreds of millions of hand-written forms that have needed to be processed. Which was the foundation of MNIST!
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Because you don't have a privacy policy or anything really, I assume you're harvesting IP addresses and selling matches to the highest bidder.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
Please place a large obvious notice that everything you type into that box will immediately be made public. Please disable pagination on the "latest" leaderboard, with that every query is public.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
PRIVACY WARNING: Every name/text entered into this site is publicly listed on the "latest" leaderboard which seems to paginate endlessly.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
They do in some markets like NYC specifically because of scams.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
> What would an Eiffel Tower with 10x the resources look like? The Burj Khalifa.
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by jubilanti 4mo ago
> Sure, but no-one on Earth today is willing to pay for a pyramid - or anything like it - even with the convenience of modern construction. - Luxor in Las Vegas: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Las_Vegas_Luxo

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