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by lelag 3y ago
If you plan on letting llava-v1.5-7b drive your car, please stay away from me. More seriously, for safety critical applications, LLM have some serious limitations (most obviously hallucinations). Still, I beleive they could work in automoti
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by lelag 3y ago
It does not matter. In the 80s, they owned the whole photography market, now they only exist as a shell of it's former self. By not pursuing this tech, they basically committed corporate suicide over the long run and they knew it. They
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by lelag 3y ago
Why do you think transformers won't be key in making a level 4+ self-driving AI. It seems to me that Vision-capable multi-modal transformers could be the missing part: they can understand what is happening in the world in a deductive w
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by lelag 3y ago
A better example of that behaviour would be Kodak which invented the first digital camera as soon as 1975 then killed the project, because it was a threat to their chemical business.
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by lelag 3y ago
https://xkcd.com/386/ ;)
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by lelag 3y ago
Dutch, not Belgian.
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by lelag 3y ago
This discussion [1] from last week about a Cory Doctorow article sheds interesting lights on this type practices by copyright / copyleft trolls. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39610509
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by lelag 3y ago
It's a really cool demo and I'm impressed by the dexterity of the robot, however I'm a bit underwhelm by what's shown here in the sense that the speech and reasoning capabilities is just obvious to anyone who's been
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by lelag 3y ago
A few were not very insightful, but likely obvious to anyone paying attention. Automobiles de guerre: tank were already right around the corner, 15 years away. Audition du journal: commercial broadcasting was 20 years away, with early effor
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by lelag 3y ago
You can use Claude 2.1 on openrouter. Hopefully, they will be able to add the Claude 3 family too.
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by lelag 3y ago
You can actually see the lecture at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLSqJYQgC-c Too bad they didn't release the following one, I wanted to read about Perec and Borges...
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by lelag 3y ago
In real life, an 11-week migration to K8s would have been recognized as a great success...
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by lelag 3y ago
Yeah, me too, I totally read the title like this too and I have to admit I was disappointed when I opened the article...
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by lelag 3y ago
Why would a crowdfunded ai project need to be in Japan particularly ? But regardless, part of the answer might be that it might be more attractive for "capable people" to get serious money working for a for-profit AI company at th
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by lelag 3y ago
In my own limited experience in Europe, yes, it indeed can happen occasionally, especially during the holiday rush if you are travelling a popular route. I haven't found it to be much an issue in practice. You can avoid the worse of it
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by lelag 3y ago
Indeed, that's not true that travelling long distance is too much of a hassle for most people, that's just fearmongging from the anti-EV crowd. Sure, if you are the type with a superhuman bladder who can drive 1000 kilometers with
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by lelag 3y ago
And also what it is not capable of doing too... Simply try to get it to output an image with a female that's not a beauty queen. Even when specifically prompted to produce an image of ugly people, it can only generate beautiful people.
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by lelag 3y ago
Yes, that's my point...
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by lelag 3y ago
I think you are reading too far into that comment. It's probably about them using Android as a base OS. I doubt they have any plan to make their proprietary parts available to other manufacturers and honestly I don't know if it wo
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by lelag 3y ago
It was posted on his Instagram.
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by lelag 3y ago
I don't buy into the conspiracy theory that's all planned. In the end, any corporation is trying to make money, they employ people because they provide some value, even in bullshit positions. The bullshit part of those jobs is tha
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by lelag 3y ago
I think the examples given in the article actually are in favour of the idea that AI will not be a catastrophe. Most people don't want to spend their life doing gruesome work on a farm, most people don't want to spend their life t
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by lelag 3y ago
It's been done. Biggest one is Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station[1] and France had a 240MW tidal plant since the 60s [2]. This type of project has been few and far between and I would guess they might be very costly to build and maintain
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by lelag 3y ago
No egress fees make a huge cost difference if you ever need your archived data back.
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by lelag 3y ago
OK, I missed that. Thanks for the clarification.
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by lelag 3y ago
I also tried the demo and I find it pretty much useless at most things even comparing it to a small 7b transformer model like mistral. From my albeit quick tests, what I found is that it knows clearly less things than mistral, it hallucinat
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by lelag 3y ago
That's an interesting point. That's sound at least plausible that mobile notifications could be monitored by intelligence. Still, the point would be the same: they are likely inventing a story around the airport wifi, and someone&
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by lelag 3y ago
It's a really interesting story. The message was sent privately. After reading about Snapchat security at https://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.857/2016/files/11.pdf , it's clear that even in the absence o
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by lelag 3y ago
ChatGPT, is that you ?
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by lelag 3y ago
I watched the whole thing wondering when they would start talking about the new Apple VR/MR headset... Silly me...

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