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kaliqt
3y ago
It's lossy though, it tries to remember everything and relate that to everything else. Performance would increase significantly if it were tuned for that use case.
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Same, since day one it's been available for our org.
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kaliqt
3y ago
Well, sure, sharing a block list but what if you simply want to quietly not be bothered by someone. You should have both I think. One so the other person knows, one so the other person doesn't know explicitly.
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kaliqt
3y ago
Just gotta love politics making everyone's life more difficult.
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kaliqt
3y ago
Not quite the same because they don't control as easily who drives on the roads. They can easily stop you from getting on the train though.
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kaliqt
3y ago
Why do you say that the food service business is the least threatened by automation?
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kaliqt
3y ago
Let's be honest... That's a new thing. Laptops have sucked for a long time prior.
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kaliqt
3y ago
It's both. Good if you use it, very bad if you ignore it.
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kaliqt
3y ago
That's... Incredibly scary.
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3y ago
And who was protecting it from the mass fabrication and censorship prior?
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3y ago
I really want to see how that fares against Nvidia for ML development, because it's hard to compete with that kind of flexibility and price.
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3y ago
I doubt it. I too submit small fixes.
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3y ago
That's not a bad thing though. It allows for the opportunity to keep it going at worst, at best, maybe they can try new things or hold on until it does become profitable. Either way, it works out to help keep the environment welcoming
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3y ago
Yeah. You're right. They probably crunched the numbers and determined all the pluses for them outweighed the exclusivity plus.
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3y ago
As is tradition.
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kaliqt
3y ago
To be fair, I don't think Uber has a lot of human to customer interaction either.
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3y ago
If we are trying to at least match human level then all we have to do is summarize and store information for retrieval in the context window. Emphasis on summarize. We take out key points explicitly so it's not summarized, and for the
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3y ago
WebGPU I think will help change a lot of this. Finally, portable code that is performant and runs virtually anywhere. It's the same reason web apps have taken off so much, or just the idea of deploying to and from web platforms, e.g. w
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3y ago
What I suspect is coding copilot tools and checkers will be the second pair of eyes on all this code. It just needs to be deployed and used more.
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3y ago
Many things. Writing tasks are aided but it helps a lot with coding imo. SO and the internet as a whole is more infuriating than helpful a lot of the time. Also ChatGPT can do a lot of basic logic and repetitive tasks for me. It helps get t
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Bark: Real-Time Open-Source Text-to-Audio Rivaling ElevenLabs
(neocadia.com)
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We ran a few benchmarks using both the H100 and A100 and results are promising. If Suno AI (the company behind Bark) continues with their momentum, it might become the Stable Diffusion of generative audio. Which would be really good for eve