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larodi
2y ago
Coding must be fun, using code too. Guys did right. This whole idea of opensource having to be coldstone serious is only because of corporations running it. But you see, when a program is being written by myself and my brov, I'd put ea
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2y ago
This grunt wall is these 10-20% that the model gets wrong, or just misbehaves. And it can be lotta struggle. I'm not talking about easy stuff like writting a letter to customer, but classification and text2code, which is hard Stating t
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2y ago
The thing is that this test data generation does not work if you don't account for the schema. Author did so, well done. Been following the same algo for an year, and it works as long, as context big enough to keep ids generated. or ot
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larodi
2y ago
Not much younger anymore but still following Wordpress. This time the difference is GPT which writes and modifies html static site as if it was WP render.
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larodi
2y ago
Wordpress is past its prime. A nice api based platform will replace it very fast. The whole wp concept is wrong from 2024 perspective, cause much of it is API calls from web already and not PHP/html loads. They will try to move towards
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2y ago
Perhaps very soon we also start bringing jammers of all sorts when the device is not to be trusted. Not a new concept - every sane person uses firewall and/or VPN.
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2y ago
Outlook new is missing one fundamental feature which is automation. This blob of html can not be programmed unlike predecessors for more 15 years. It is so easy to instantiate and use old outlook that I really fail to understand what is the
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2y ago
a little late to reply, but perhaps you see this. does it not make impression to you that lots of these articles on AI that get published are very childish. not in the math sense, but in the rasoning sense. besides, most of them are anythin
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2y ago
Was just going to write that there is no way people trust META to become their eyes. Maybe some smaller player. We already greatly distrust f*n mobiles which eavesdrop on everyone's conversation. Considering recent cyberpunk breach I a
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2y ago
I doubt the war channels are to be concerned, perhaps the secret chats, and leftover magic in the normal chats. Or even simpler - the phone of the devices allows mobile net tracking, for certain operations this is potentially more than enou
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2y ago
This all seems bad news for all Russian war channels, but I guess they had enough time to migrate already. Influencers influence the whole world anyway, so they should expect a knock on the door if so brave. Stupid drug dealers will find ot
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2y ago
I knew it Voronoi diagrams are much more than just a shiny topo tool. Incredibly simple approach, and yet so nice results. Kudos.
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2y ago
All of this is very interesting, and I'm aware of the many challenges hydrogen is still facing./ But I think material knowledge is also improving rapidly, so perhaps we'll see some very nice new lattices to safely contain it
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2y ago
hm perhaps you right, I just meant that this is worth appraisal since it is so academic-level detailed, and I can imagine few universities where this can be a PHD thesis. I guess some parts of the whole reading can also rate original resear
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2y ago
Has Sam Altman ever talked about ways that he personally uses ChatGPT. Does he at all? does he have an all-smart watch? Is he dreaming of producing a perfect replicant like this guy in Blade Runner 2049... cause with his pathos and present
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2y ago
Telling people why they do things is 1) bad wording; 2) puts them in defense mode; 3) projection; 4) etc.. you name it not OK. I pay nothing to HN, but HN exists thanks to lotta money moved around by people running HN. What are you telling
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2y ago
Thank you. Your post is informative, and well grounds the very inappropriate hype in mine.
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2y ago
Who says so? Batteries been available for hundred years yet we keep talking about fusion being the future, and we have fission. Which both drive turbines, which are a thing from the past? No? What is joke and when? To me is a joke that we k
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2y ago
So if you built your fortune on IT running in datacenters which consume magnitutes more energy to feed your customers; or else - if your business is about delivering stuff with 1000s of vehicles regularly being wasted... Tell me, at what po
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2y ago
Seems brilliant to me, as this is true marvel of engineering, contrary to electrocars which... well are not. They could've been should the engine be powered by fuelcells, but in their present form the electrocar movement took off only
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2y ago
Indeed, has anyone so far successfully drop-in replaced numpy in a project with this cupy and achieved massive improvements? Because, you know, when dealing with GPU it is very important to actually understand how data flows back and forth
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2y ago
No, really, I've tried it and its okay for a crow's flight over these papers, but I'd never put my trust in random() to fetch me precisely what I'm looking for. My daily usage of ChatGPT, Claude, etc. for nearly 2 years
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2y ago
Hm... a RAG over DB of logical rules actually may be interesting. But loosely stitched predicates you can easily put to work with some random dice when you decide inference. Chris Coyne of OKCupid and KeyBase ( https://chriscoyne.
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2y ago
Putting a 50 bucks bet that some very smart kid in the near future will come with some enthrophy-meets-graphical-structures theorem which gives an estimation of how the loss of information is affected by the size and type of the underlying
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2y ago
Is a project worth receiving a honorary PHD if you ask me. Sadly university staff does not read HN too much.
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I'm waiting for peoples of AI to discover syllogism and inference in its original PROLOG sense, which this CoT abomination basically tries to achieve. Interestingly, if all logical content is translated to rules, and then only rules ar
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2y ago
Interestingly there should be one which is missing which is well appropriate unless everyone is super smart math professor level genius: These papers become increasingly difficult to properly comprehend. …and thus perhaps the plethora of ar
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Fake retro video game ring worth €50M smashed in Italy
(bbc.com)
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Surprising volume of the retro gaming blackmarket reported in this article.
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2y ago
Two street amphétamines or two prescribed? Sorry not trying to be rude, but you know there seem to be like 4 in Aderall, so how do you tell them apart? Besides you can be absolutely sure there is very clean stuff out there on the streets. A
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