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leobg
3y ago
Haha, gotcha. I worked on something similar and may have additional sources specifically for Europe. You find my email in my profile.
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leobg
3y ago
Is that based on scraped LinkedIn data?
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leobg
3y ago
Pinecone txtai … Someone should build an AI agent that keeps a list.
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leobg
3y ago
How can they license something that they didn’t author? Yes, they have TOS. But training generative AI wasn’t something that existed when ~99% of Reddit’s content was created, hence users could not possibly have consented to it. Besides, at
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leobg
3y ago
I pay ~50 Euro cents per kWh. Even if you gifted me a GPU server it would be cheaper for me to use the cloud.
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leobg
3y ago
This is great! Used to hack something like that together whenever working with embeddings, clustering, semantic search etc., using umap and plotly. This looks a lot more polished!
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leobg
3y ago
Are you affiliated with txtai?
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leobg
3y ago
I’d be interested in a kit. Containing everything. Any reason DJI products don’t make your list? Would have thought they are the market leaders, no? I’m just looking to use it for fun. Occasional use. No vlogging or racing or anything like
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leobg
3y ago
BF Skinner, “Intellectual self-management in old age”: > You can be fully rested in a physical sense yet tired of what you are doing intellectually. To take appropriate steps one needs some measure of fatigue. Curiously enough, Adolf Hit
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leobg
3y ago
You got an extension cord, please?
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leobg
3y ago
You have a link for a model you’d recommend?
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leobg
3y ago
Gives literal meaning to the question “Where was I?”. (George Carlin had that in one of his routines. “Where was I? Oh, I believe I was…” (steps over) “…right here.”)
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leobg
3y ago
Germany is about 50 cents per kWh. It’s bonkers.
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leobg
3y ago
Have you compared against random sampling?
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leobg
3y ago
Cue the obligatory book recommendation, which I myself got from HN: “Mutant 59: The Plastic Eater” by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis, published in the 1970s. Explores the concept of a plastic-eating bacteria accidentally released in London, lea
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leobg
3y ago
Your landing page shows this example: Der Fußballspieler schießt auf das _____. Should be “Tor”. Nobody would say “Ziel”.
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leobg
3y ago
Siverspoon
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leobg
3y ago
That is completely correct. What I had seen, however, was that the translator left out whole details for no apparent reason. That the protagonist feeds the cat before saying good night to his kid. Stuff like that. My guess is that the trans
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leobg
3y ago
YouTube should be indicted for fraud. They are publishing this stuff, knowing it and sharing in the profits. Same goes for X, btw.
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leobg
3y ago
Well, human translations aren't necessarily better. I recently wanted to train an LLM to act as a translator. As my training data, I used crime novels that were written in one language and had been translated into the other. When prepa
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leobg
3y ago
I can recommend sleeping in a Tesla’s trunk. Very cosy. Mobile. And air conditioned.
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leobg
3y ago
BF Skinner slept in this: https://archive.org/details/bf-skinner-his-own-best-subject-...
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leobg
3y ago
Impressive demo. Any FSD startup that put their money on LiDAR is even more screwed now.
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leobg
3y ago
Reminds me of a book I read more than a decade ago. The Culture Code. By Clotaire Rapaille. He argued that 'the French Code for cheese is ALIVE. The American Code for cheese, on the other hand, is DEAD.' I don’t have the book hand
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3y ago
This is a meme. “Sour grape Elon, touting vision because no one will sell him LiDAR sensors. Which are the gold standard sensors that solve self driving.” How exactly does LiDAR tell you whether the thing in question can move (dog) or not (
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3y ago
Did you read this? https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/10/magazine/the-lawyer-who-b...
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3y ago
> the more intelligent type of reformer will do well to answer: “If you don’t see the use of it, I certainly won’t let you clear it away. Go away and think. Then, when you can come back and tell me that you do see the use of it, I may al
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3y ago
Somebody please build an AI app that tracks the mentioning of countries in HN stories, and maps them to sentiments. I would be so interested in learning which country will rank number one in being laughable.
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3y ago
I still find it funny that Google, with the advantage of having millions of Internet users train their AI like galley slaves for free, hasn’t yet been able to crack vision driven self driving. Tesla had no such advantage when training their
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leobg
3y ago
What’s the book? Sounds interesting
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