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m00x
3y ago
Nice, thanks for the info!
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m00x
3y ago
A much better idea is to have the implant part require a standard connector, while the outside part could be upgraded later on. Medical devices take a TON of money to develop and license, so companies aren't going to open source them.
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m00x
3y ago
?? They're profitable and they made 4.5B in net income in 2022. 2023Q1 they made 1.3B net income. Your analysis makes no sense. Please learn more about finances before commenting on financial matters.
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3y ago
Does it have a C interpreter?
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m00x
3y ago
Look at the massive diff in the TDP & RAM to start with. Meta's is 1/3rd the TDP and has very different RAM.
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m00x
3y ago
I reviewed the hearing in more details, and I'm now still in the opinion that it's not the same, but now I think that Sam Altman is a huge c** for this regulatory capture BS. I cancelled my ChatGPT plus membership. I'll be us
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3y ago
If you think 24,000 people evacuated and 3 extra hectares burned in an populated area isn't a failure, I don't know what to tell you. It also caused other fires in the area, which weren't announced since it would make them lo
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3y ago
Canada recently had a "controlled burn" that was made by an international association. They weren't trained on Canadian forests properly, now it's a huge wildfire.
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Ex D-Wave founder launches Sanctuary AI's first robot: Phoenix
(techcrunch.com)
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3y ago
Except they don't make any money from their products. They're losing hundreds of millions per month. This isn't the same at all.
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m00x
3y ago
One day you'll get to a point where you realize these are more helpful than you think.
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m00x
3y ago
Couldn't you just run it on Airflow / Luigi / Keboola / Dagster / Flyte?
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3y ago
The point is that they won't assign the losses equally across all members. This might have no effect on large banks since they're getting more members from fleeing regional bank members, and smaller regional banks to be less compe
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3y ago
It's not the taxpayers that are picking up the bill, it's the banks, and probably the customers. It ends up to pretty much the same crowd, but it depends how the banks will make up those fees on their balance sheets. They could ju
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3y ago
Even if it's cheap, never go with an untracked shipping option if you're expecting any kind of quality of service. It sucks that mouser added it without really considering the implications. Any time I've used untracked shippi
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3y ago
YOLOv8 is an object detection model, BLIP2 and MaMMUT are image<>text generative models.
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3y ago
I'm not expecting someone to go out and do the work for me. If someone happens to know, I'd love a response, otherwise I don't expect one. This reply serves exactly no purpose.
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3y ago
yes, but that's not their best part, although some of it is pretty good.
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3y ago
They improved Github a lot since acquiring it. They made VS Code, TS, etc. Most of us are using MSFT tools for daily development.
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m00x
3y ago
I don't mean Windows development. Microsoft has vscode, github, copilot, GPT integrations, Typescript, etc.
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3y ago
I'm not sure what you mean. HN has a wide array of people that have multiple sources of information. I was throwing a question out there hoping an expert in the matter would know. They're both multi-modal models for zero-shot answ
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3y ago
Does anyone know the performance of this vs BLIP-2?
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3y ago
Apart from the employee part, Sundar has driven next to no innovation, and has made Google manager-heaven. I was a huge Google fan, but I'm finding it harder and harder to fool myself that they have a bright future. While Microsoft is
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3y ago
It's not as mature as other platforms, but it's built extremely well from the base up. Unity has a huge ecosystem and tools, but it's built on a shitty/messy platform full of bugs and hacks. If I was to make a quick &
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3y ago
I was verified as a doctor on /r/askdocs, and I am not a doctor. I sent a google'd picture of a page 3 doctor credentials. The quality of this study is so incredibly poor that I'm flabbergasted at UCSD's bar for pla
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GPT-4 and chatGPT are developed from mostly Google papers and Facebook code/frameworks. OpenAI just focused on making it a great product.
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WebGL was based off openGL, which was already pretty much deprecated at the time browsers implemented it for better APIs like Vulkan/Metal.
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3y ago
> Epic failed spectacularly That's not what I got from the case texts. Did you read them?
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3y ago
You can absolutely make a huge company from barely anything if you're not impeded by a monopoly. Both the examples you listed were companies going for a new, different market than IBM's. Microsoft actually lost an antitrust lawsui
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3y ago
Yes, hence why it can go to higher courts and have another judge interpret the case. The judge makes a decision on their interpretation of the case and the law. This is a very important distinction in decisions.
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