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by lxe 4y ago
Your prediction came true! Would be cool if reading the article was a requirement before posting a comment. Maybe use a summarizer AI to create a short quiz that people would need to answer before posting?
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by lxe 4y ago
> git’s distributed nature makes it easy for not just multiple developers, but multiple organizations to collaborate on a single project. Git is as "distributed" as Ethereum at this point. You have a central repo on github onto
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by lxe 4y ago
I don't care if you say hello as long as you follow up with a detailed question. What grinds my gears is developers not linking to tickets or error logs, or not pasting the error messages into the question. I'm not going to play d
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by lxe 4y ago
I found this one https://www.ultalabtests.com/test/cardio-iq-hs-crp for $30 something. Usually they are anywhere between $50 and $90 on everlywell and letsgetchecked I think. You're right on the money at $74 I thi
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by lxe 4y ago
Think of GPT-3 raw output as a markov chain operating on paragraphs and contexts instead of tokens. You can't write a coherent short story with it without your own "inpainting". Check out https://novelai.net/
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by lxe 4y ago
I thought only the "derivatives of the model" are under the user restrictions in the license, and are very permissive. The outputs of the model are very briefly covered in the license text > You are accountable for the Output y
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by lxe 4y ago
According to Wikipedia: > The term "3 nanometer" has no relation to any actual physical feature (such as gate length, metal pitch or gate pitch) of the transistors. I thought it at least maps to something physical. But it'
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by lxe 4y ago
Because you would not be able to distinguish whether a paragraph is written by AI or not. It's not novelty, it's utility.
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by lxe 4y ago
You can also use gpt3 to write most of the blog content. I'm willing to bet soon this is going to be everyone's workflow.
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by lxe 4y ago
I've been abstaining from alcohol for a year now, and haven't noticed the peer pressure at all (mid 30s tech worker). But I do understand -- I'd much rather go socialize at a place that has good food or some activities rather
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by lxe 4y ago
Everything from Neal Agrawal brings much-needed whimsy into the world.
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by lxe 4y ago
The adjustable safety classifier makes this release leapfrog above the competition imho.
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by lxe 4y ago
I had this game on a 5 inch floppy for a soviet IBM clone Elektronika EC 1841
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by lxe 4y ago
Love this every time it gets posted. Similar vibes to the Justine Tunney's cosmopolitan / αcτµαlly pδrταblε εxεcµταblε world.
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by lxe 4y ago
Never heard of it. Must be some Web3 thing. /s In all seriousness, all important technical documents should do this -- as the implementation and use cases evolve, re-define the standard, documenting the canonical changes and clarifying
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by lxe 4y ago
I miss posts like these. Great work! Easy to understand and the result is just incredible.
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by lxe 4y ago
Or, get a Brother HL-2270dw. I changed the toner twice in probably a decade. 3 moves. Toner cartridges are available from third parties for dirt cheap. No DRM. The iOS app has the "print" feature and it's all it needs. Never
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by lxe 4y ago
I wonder what the performance penalty is like, when trackers like this one inject themselves into every event generated by a browser.
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by lxe 4y ago
I personally prefer Disco Diffusion, but there's no denying stability is beyond anything else when it comes to coherency.
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by lxe 4y ago
I always reference "The Ontology of the Photographic Image" ( https://archive.org/details/Bazin_Andre_The_Ontology_of_Phot... ) by Andre Bazin, who expressed similar observations about photography entering the
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by lxe 4y ago
Something like Bull might do the job ( https://github.com/OptimalBits/bull )
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by lxe 4y ago
Ah that takes me back. Also see Everaldo's Crystal icons.
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by lxe 4y ago
Stable diffusion generates outputs that are comparable or better than DALLE, and far beyond what VQGAN can generate.
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by lxe 4y ago
Super excited about this. A tool that's comparable or even outperforms DALL-E 2, but open to the public, open source, and without the insane content restrictions or draconian banning policies.
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by lxe 4y ago
For maximum coherency, you have to make batches of 50 - 100 and pick the best one. Which can be time consuming and expensive.
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by lxe 4y ago
I have disconnected my gateway, as it's been wasting bandwidth downloading the blockchain all the time due to some bug. At its peak, I was generating about $100 a month, which was nice. Should have sold a while ago, but now I'm ju
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by lxe 4y ago
Why isn't resolution front and center? Oh it's because it's "Up to 2.5K (2560 by 1920)", so still stuck in 2007.
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by lxe 4y ago
Amazingly on-point. The entire show, at least the first few seasons, is still a mirror of reality in SV.
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by lxe 4y ago
Hammerhead got bought by SRAM, which is the primary competitor of Shimano. It made sense for Shimano to remove support.
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by lxe 4y ago
I didn't think it would combine the downstream cable video as well as "data that is decoded and presented as information available for computer usage (i.e., the Internet). (whatever that means)" into mpeg2 frames. I was under

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