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by l33tman 3y ago
Well, it doesn't only have to be "only in VR" mechanics, it also has to be a really really fun game compared to almost all the other games you could at the moment purchase and play on your normal PC with a normal monitor and
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by l33tman 3y ago
Well, have you? Obviously we're both discussing this here and not in an "AI art community" and your tone comes off as trolling at best both in this comment and your original comment. HN is about curiosity and it's pruden
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by l33tman 3y ago
You've obviously never used the AI image generators :) It takes me 2 minutes to generate a bunch of iterations of an AI image, masking out and replacing elements as I iterate of whatever might be undesired. The result is an image that
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I think the point being that you can still telnet into someone's Linux box (if it runs telnet....) and it would look exactly the same as 25 years ago. I find it difficult to be nostalgic for something you not only recognize but recogni
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by l33tman 3y ago
I agree with you on that a good integrator can get successful, but we should not forget here that the underlying code running all of this is in the order of hundreds of lines (see alpaca.cpp for example) in combination with a boatload of mo
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by l33tman 3y ago
To be fair, "business system features" are no help often, I have a $1200 Netgate pfSense firewall that just failed, probably due to the Intel Atom C2000 bug. I just have to throw it away and buy a new. That it was a business thing
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by l33tman 3y ago
The business logic of YOUR business that just integrated an LLM API into your CRM system, support bot system with access to internal web services, etc.
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by l33tman 3y ago
Could you? Do you have to? Would someone pay you to implement an FPGA design, given that you know nothing about it but have access to GPT-4? In practice, I've found that the advantage it might give you quickly ebbs out. It surely helps
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by l33tman 3y ago
Subscription models for creative software is the worst thing in the industry. 10 years down the line when you get a blast of nostalgia and you want to open a couple of songs you wrote, and you even have the laptop in a drawer. OH! None of m
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"We developed an exploit that allows unprivileged local users to start a root shell by abusing the above issue. That exploit was shared privately with <security () kernel org> to assist with fix development. Somebody from the Lin
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by l33tman 3y ago
From a hacking perspective, DJI previously seemed to be pretty nice with SDKs etc allowing you to get the video feed, send controls to the drone etc. But from what I can see they stopped supporting this for most (commercial) drones from Mav
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by l33tman 3y ago
At least the headline says "No WIMPS! Heavy particles don’t explain gravitational lensing oddities" and also inside the article (near the two colorful figures) they write "On cosmological scales, WIMPs continue to fit the dat
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by l33tman 3y ago
They claim the parameters that go with canonical particle dark matter won't lead to a fit. This is the point, not necessarily that they could pinpoint axions in particular.
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Can't you recover your google account by SMS, even if you have GA turned on?
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"Figure 2: Recurrent memory mechanism. Memory is passed to Transformer along input sequence embeddings, and memory output is passed to the next segment. During training gradients flow from the current segment through memory to the prev
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by l33tman 4y ago
Maybe it's heavily biased towards programming and computing questions? I've tested GPT-4 on numerous physics stuff and it fails spectacularly at almost all of them. It starts to hallucinate egregious stuff that's completely f
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by l33tman 4y ago
In Sweden, salaries are 100% deductible. You pay company taxes on the profit you make. There is an option to capitalize some R&D expenses if you can show that they are directly responsible for a future asset that you can set a value o
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by l33tman 4y ago
This is not really true anymore in the streaming economy. On Spotify, you earn a LOT of money if your song ends up in any of the generic playlists that people listen to while going to the gym our out running or in a hotel reception etc. You
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by l33tman 4y ago
Most of the customers of the life-logging cameras (like http://getnarrative.com ) used it for tourism, or photographing their children (so they could play with them and still have some photos). Among the hardcore lifeloggers I th
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by l33tman 4y ago
Just like what happened with AI imagegen and the artists complaining about their styles being stolen will happen with this. After a few months of toying with simply using other artists specific styles, people will start to use the tools to
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by l33tman 4y ago
He only has this right in some jurisdictions and only over certain types of speech. For example see the cases listed in https://ipwatchdog.com/2020/10/14/voices-copyrighting-deepfa...
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by l33tman 4y ago
You don't need a GPU, alpaca.cpp runs purely on the CPU if you have 32+ GB of RAM for the 30B Llama model. It's a bit slow, but you can toy with it..
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At least showing an ad here and there is fair as you're using something for free and it's not trying to manipulate you, only show you an ad. It would be much worse if they actually biased the answers to talk about stuff they are p
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by l33tman 4y ago
This doesn't really follow.. Any human can be fooled (and are fooled) by data for example. Humans fall for advertisement and fake news despite "understanding" what's going on, humans fall for cons all the time despite RE
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It hooks into the DirectX fixed-function pipeline used back in the day (i.e. where you set up model/view/projection matrices and lightsource coordinates and surface materials and sent to OpenGL/Direct3D), so it knows what the
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"The glass cover during the plate scanning process is a possible source of contamination." "The best way to exclude the possibility of contamination causing the simultaneous transients is by examining the original photographi
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Yeah the above comment and it's reply is exactly what I'd assume GPT-4 would reply if asked what "alien calculus" is ;) (the linked article isn't about this at all, it's about technical details of perturbation
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You can ask it to complain if there is a lack of information in the query. You can ask it for what information might be missing. Everything about this is in the prompt and the questions you ask it.. Just asking "what is the diagnosis&q
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No, it doesn't. See "overcommit"
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The Windows example is a non-sequitur as in both cases, you end up with the 36K sized process both in Windows and Linux if you want to spawn a sub-process that exec's. The fork() => exec() path is not the issue (if there is an issue

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