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by larodi 1y ago
Many people don't even know the Syrian ancestry of Jobs, as per WikiPedia. Steven Paul Jobs was born in San Francisco, California, on February 24, 1955, to Joanne Carole Schieble and Abdulfattah "John" Jandali (Arabic: عبد ال
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by larodi 1y ago
Been waiiting for the Haiku update as I still do a lot of dumb work with the old one, and it is darrn cheap for what you get out of it with smart prompting. Very neat they finally release this, updating all my bots... sorry agents :)
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by larodi 1y ago
Curiously every big player/vendor doing something remotely relevant to GPU/NPU/APU etc. sees massive growth. Apple's M-processors are much better in terms price/value ratio for current ML pipelines. But Apple do not
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by larodi 1y ago
It took me long while to stop being afraid when people wrote vec^T where ^T means transposed. I was like "but why can we do that", and the mathematician answered - "well, because it is just more convenient this time". o_
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by larodi 1y ago
Really wonder who in his right mind, who can also read a book, would decide to do so in order to enumerate the sequences of items…
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by larodi 1y ago
Thank u so much brother.
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by larodi 1y ago
He lost me at > Well, if we neglect the translation part (the bottom row), then the pure rotation part simply describes the new location of the points on the cube: Even though im very good at visual with say complex graphs. I really didn
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by larodi 1y ago
> Two years ago, I wouldn’t have bothered with the rewrite, let alone creating the script in the first place. The friction was too high. Now, small utility scripts like this are almost free to build. adding to the theory that soon we gon
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by larodi 1y ago
Oh will they? Wonder what they been doing so far, really, as it is only tinygrad that been voraciously pushing for these drivers in recent years, not even AMD themselves. Besides, given ClosedAI's the wonderful record of releasing stuf
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by larodi 1y ago
Indeed, why would they not call themselves NvidAI to begin with. This company has twice already been super lucky to have their products used for the wrong thing (given GPUs were created to accelerated graphics, not mining or inference)
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by larodi 1y ago
Sorry, what's the shame about? That he could not be saved, or that the funds could not be raised? Or perhaps something else,... who's to be ashamed, though? It is indeed a great lost to (living) humanity to loose its great minds,
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by larodi 1y ago
Neuralsymbolic systems are very likely the future as so many times mentioned here already.
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by larodi 1y ago
the demoscene is alive and well, just not where u expect it to appear .)
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by larodi 1y ago
Indeed, the name is Retrieval Augmented Generation... so this is generation (synthesis of text) augmented by retrieval (of data from external systems). the goal is to augment the generation, not to improve retrieval. the improvements needed
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by larodi 1y ago
Is the same. He seems to obscure himself déliberately.
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by larodi 1y ago
...the whole innovation enabling IT is based on a massive fraud or gaslight if you want - first having everyone to let go of their content (and un-own it blindly), then using it alongside everyone else's knowledge without consent to cr
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by larodi 1y ago
this has surfaced HN top at least 5 times https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...
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by larodi 1y ago
I doubt anything comes close to Perplexity News at the moment, its truly amazing.
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by larodi 1y ago
Indeed is difficult to NOT share this resentment, should anyone understand what actually happens.
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by larodi 1y ago
Depending on which internet you do mean, cause meta & insta are NOT THE Internet.
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by larodi 1y ago
its called Virtual Try On (VTO) and there are plenty of models going there for static gfx, it is very reasonable to expect soon emerge those for video VTO.
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by larodi 1y ago
Lot of these sheets are easily very well manipulated.
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by larodi 1y ago
Guys, you legend. There isnt perhaps an even smaller real estate for a snake game.
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by larodi 1y ago
Blessings, brother, but this insight will never get through to the masses. I can bet about it, so no rage.
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The Coming Violent Backlash Against AI(worldview.stratfor.com)
7 points by larodi 1y ago|2 comments
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by larodi 1y ago
a geopolitical analysis, quite bold though, of the forthcoming backlash against rapid AI adoption throughout societies.
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by larodi 1y ago
Not saying these shouldn't be used together, but even then, increased complexity will pay only in very limited scenarios. The generic SQLite can perhaps handle 80% of all wordpress needs. Postgres made gigantic leaps in recent years -
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by larodi 1y ago
Somehow I dont see this applicable for 90% of all current spatial needs, where PostGIS does just right, and same IMHO goes for DuckDB. There perhaps exists 10% of business where data is so immense you want to hit it with Rust & whatnot,
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by larodi 1y ago
Dude is right, most of this non-selectable web can be served as images from a back-end. We have both the server power and network to do it, perhaps is going to be in many cases be faster than all the React/Angular slop on top of simple
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by larodi 1y ago
to also consider this one https://github.com/6over3/zeroperl

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