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by kolinko 3y ago
It’s like saying that a scientist doesn’t need to know how to write, and they should just pair up with ghostwriters/copywriters. Many professions have tool/skill requirements that are not related to that profession on a strict sen
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by kolinko 3y ago
Definitely, Archive.org is the best bet.
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by kolinko 3y ago
There were two Netflix miniseries related to the book, btw. Exploring the surviving humans on the planet.
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by kolinko 3y ago
This. Also, in restaurants there is usually less to do - you either sit and eat/drink, or stand. Home parties have more activities - people can cook their own food, browse books, play with other things. They also last longer, and in th
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by kolinko 3y ago
So far we’ve been exceeding the predictions for switching to carbon neutral economy, so I wouldn’t be too sure of that.
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by kolinko 3y ago
If you don't understand how they work, you may end up choosing a wrong container for the job (e.g. a list instead of a dictionary), and you will be tied to finding modules that do a specific job in a case when it would be trivial to ju
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by kolinko 3y ago
IIRC, Microsoft, which is hosting OpenAI, has already their server farms on carbon-neutral electricity, and is heading towards full carbon neutrality on the lifecycle of their server farms. So doing stuff yourself is less carbon efficient t
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by kolinko 3y ago
Also, just throwing a bunch of disorganised thoughts into it, and letting it organise everything.
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by kolinko 3y ago
It's safe if you use the OpenAI API, or you have an enterprise chatgpt account - they have the same privacy guarantees as other cloud providers there.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Platforms don't change much. It's the velocity that matters, not height. In other words - launching rockets from 100km above the ground wouldn't change much in terms of how much fuel you need.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Thanks for the reply!
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by kolinko 3y ago
Why can’t gravity take into account the electron wavefunction? Electromagnetism and other forces work well with electrons in a superposition
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by kolinko 3y ago
Replying to email is one thing - a pita to implement securely. But reading? On-premise? You already allow basic algorithms to read your mail, for spam control and whenever you search through your messages. Having a better algorithm (as long
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by kolinko 3y ago
Did you read the original proposal?
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by kolinko 3y ago
It is an actual case, a plenty of people want to buy an artwork but they don't want an actual piece in their possession - sometimes they want to just hold it for investment purposes, and sometimes they don't have the space yet, bu
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by kolinko 3y ago
I've been away from blockchain for the last 3 years, but from what I checked most NFTs claimed some vague attachement to a real world asset, but no actual connection. As in "here is an NFT attached to this art piece" -> &q
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by kolinko 3y ago
As for international transfers - I never thought it's a good use case. Int'l wire transfers are getting cheaper and faster, so there's a diminishing market of people who want to do it. For what it's used for - DeFi (i.e.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Worth noting that it's points, not pixels. On my 15" Macbook Pro, full screen, it shows 900 as the line, whereas in pixels it's closer to 1800 or sth.
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by kolinko 3y ago
He should've used regex for that.
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by kolinko 3y ago
The example from the article doesn't show that LLM is trained on copyrighted data - it's just Bing fetching the source article, providing it to GPT, and GPT rephrasing the article. An agent trained on entirely copyright-free data
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by kolinko 3y ago
Worth noting, that - at least the screenshot - shows an example of browsing functionality used to go around paywalls, not that the model itself is trained, or can reproduce the articles really. IIRC this was the reason why the browsing plug
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by kolinko 3y ago
In some jurisdictions (Poland, possibly whole of EU), downloading any kind of materials - be it movies, books or music - is legal. Uploading/sharing - if not between friends&family members - not so.
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by kolinko 3y ago
Isn’t hue on zigbee, so you can use any other app to control the equipment?
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by kolinko 3y ago
We have him in Slavic countries as well (Poland). Farther to the east they have Jack Frost.
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by kolinko 3y ago
GDPR applies to him if he deals with European individuals. He will land into trouble the moment he steps on EU soil, if they manage to catch him.
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by kolinko 3y ago
As much as I hate NFTs, judging by the history of crypto since 2011, the moment people start pronouncing it dead is the moment it picks up steam again :)
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by kolinko 3y ago
I like a comparison of NFTs to a casino. People care (cared) about the profit, and about their number winning, not necessarily about the number itself. Having said that, I recently finally saw an art project I actually think makes sense as
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by kolinko 3y ago
What? Hyperloop is supposed to be above the ground, not below
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by kolinko 3y ago
With no problem. The easiest way is to go with GPT4 api for a start (you just tell it how you want it organised / what metadata to extract) - it will be costly, but you can prove that it works, and generate examples to fine tune a simp
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by kolinko 3y ago
As for privacy - Apple does most, if not all AI processing on-device. E.g. Siri understands voice commands when offline (although may work worse then I think). A good on-device assistant would be super useful: - instead of searching for a s

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