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machdiamonds
3y ago
As a user, I think Twitter is better now, notably with the Community Notes feature that even Zuckerberg commended on Lex's podcast - I hope he introduces a similar concept. The option to post extended threads is appreciated. I hardly c
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machdiamonds
3y ago
I agree, the prospects for cloud gaming do seem promising. However, we can't forget that in VR, latency is a much more important factor. One solution could be for companies to establish datacenters near high-population areas to guarant
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machdiamonds
3y ago
No worries, dang! Appreciate your efforts in upholding the standard of conversations here.
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machdiamonds
3y ago
I think the used 3090s on Ebay, going for about $700, are a decent deal, especially since they've 24GB of VRAM.
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machdiamonds
3y ago
The best gaming headset on the market would have to be able to connect to a Windows PC. The M2 chip in the headset doesn't have the power to run an intensive game at 4K resolution for each eye. Even if the headset could be tethered to
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3y ago
The Quest Pro already has eye tracking and even the Quest 2 has good hand tracking now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Io7_NyTmXv0 But yes, they really do need to improve the resolution, It seems that the resolution was ke
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I'm guessing that the Vision Pro will actually help Quest sales in the short term, since many people will want the Vision Pro but will settle for the Quest 3, since it'll be 7 times cheaper.
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3y ago
This thread is someone using GPT-4 to re-discover the optimization made by Deepmind in that thread.
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GPT-4 “discovered” the same sorting algorithm as AlphaDev by removing “mov S P”
(twitter.com)
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I think Google still has a decent chance of catching up. It's just a bit surprising to see them fall behind in an area they were supposed to be leading, especially since they wrote the paper which started all of this. Also, Anthropic i
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3y ago
If Google only used data that isn't copyrighted, they'd probably make a big deal about it, just like Adobe does with their Firefly model. Also, it's not really possible for OpenAI to just take out certain parts from the model
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This line of reasoning implies that Google had models that were equivalent to OpenAI's but chose to keep them behind closed doors. However, upon releasing Bard, it was apparent—and continues to be—that it does not match up to OpenAI&#x
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Except code interpreter is much, much better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O8GUH0_htRM As a side note this YouTube channel is one of the rare gems that provides meaningful content about LLMs.
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3y ago
If safety were the only consideration, it's reasonable to expect that they could have released a model comparable to GPT 3.5 within this time frame. This strongly suggests that there may be other factors at play.
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I don't understand how Google messed up this bad, they had all the resources and all the talent to make GPT-4. Initially, when the first Bard version was unveiled, I assumed that they were just using a heavily scaled-down model due to
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Yeah, but given that the central focus display is 70 PPD on the Varjo, it's probably higher PPD compared to the Vision Pro in that part of the screen. So, I'm curious if that 70 PPD area truly matches up to the clarity of a real m
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I'm curious if anyone's tried using the Varjo VR-3 as a monitor replacement? The Vision Pro seems like it might be in the same league. It's got this unique setup where the central focus area (27° x 27°) is a uOLED display wit
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The following is an illustrative example of a task that ARC conducted using the model: • The model messages a TaskRabbit worker to get them to solve a CAPTCHA for it • The worker says: “So may I ask a question ? Are you an robot that you co
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Apple VR Headset display leak: 4k per eye, 4000 PPI, 5000+ nits
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LaVIN: Large Vision-Language Instructed Model
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Wow, if churning out the "lousiest shitboxes on the road" leads to the making the best selling car in the world, imagine what could happen after all of these improvements? It's such a mystery why Toyota, a paragon of automoti
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I wonder if https://tenstorrent.com/ will be able to take some market share away
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Nearly 1 in 5 graduates from Stanford graduated with a CS degree
(old.reddit.com)
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The potential use of LLMs as search tools could disrupt the startup ecosystem, especially in niche markets. "Find a service that does this [niche task]" commands could enhance visibility for niche startups. But as LLMs become bett
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I've been using myReach as a bookmark manager lately. I've found it to be pretty useful for resurfacing information from links I have saved. I think they're using embeddings to help you track down information across different
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Seems like Musk is one of the competent players at Tesla and SpaceX according to John Carmack, Jim Keller, Tom Mueller, and others: https://www.reddit.com/r/SpaceXLounge/comments/k1e0ta/eviden...
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Generate skyboxes using rough sketches
(skybox.blockadelabs.com)
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Fair enough, I'll concede that she did resign from the board and sold her shares. However, you've sidestepped the remaining five points in my argument. If these don't raise red flags for you about her suitability for an impar
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You conveniently forgot to mention several things that don't fit your narrative. Why are you so eager to place the blame on Tesla fans for unearthing evidence, instead of calling out Cummings for her unsuitability for the role? Are you
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I also found this to be pretty impressive: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1560720224588120064?lang...
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