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by mliker 3y ago
Andrew Ng and many other AI researchers have also voiced their opinion that AI should be open source.
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by mliker 3y ago
LeCun’s research into Convolutional Neural Networks contributed to modern AI, so the nickname is quite appropriate. It’s because of this that he was pursued by Facebook.
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by mliker 3y ago
I can see some companies not having the technical ability to pull off offline LLMs, so this product could cater to that market.
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by mliker 3y ago
Google software engineering may not be perfect, but that's because we all have high standards probably. I've worked at both FAANG and non-FAANG companies, and while the sample size is small and not representative of ALL non-FAANG
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by mliker 3y ago
There are plenty of Google Chrome extensions available if you want to block them on your feed for the rare occasions you do use it.
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by mliker 3y ago
TikTok, Pinterest, Spotify, etc. all bootstrapped off Facebook and Instagram. These are common growth tactics.
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by mliker 3y ago
These are new or existing IG users. Either way, the user must download the app and go through a full onboarding flow to increment the count, which is how publications are tracking. The count is public for anyone to see.
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by mliker 3y ago
To add to that, these numbers don't include EU folks, who cannot download the app and onboard.
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by mliker 3y ago
The "feature" happens to be a full app that you must consciously download. You must then go through the onboarding flow before finally the number of users is incremented. That's just like downloading any other app. These are
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by mliker 3y ago
React, PyTorch, Tensorflow, and many others, all from FAANG. Benefits the ecosystem and their businesses. Not a bad trade.
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by mliker 3y ago
For me and my network of friends, it has definitely corresponded to many personal experiences in the past 5 years. I wish I could say the opposite.
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by mliker 3y ago
I think it's just impressive to folks that the CEO of a public company is still coding and putting out useful PRs.
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by mliker 3y ago
very cool to see the CEO of Shopify putting together this interface.
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by mliker 3y ago
The original commenter is trying to build intuition so my statement was simply to help the commenter understand that Transformers can operate on patches. As for > after all, the original authors didn't anticipate the use case in Vis
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by mliker 3y ago
If I understand what you're asking, the Transformer isn't initially treating the image as a sequence of pixels like p1, p2, ..., pN. Instead, you can use a convolutional neural network to respect the structure of the image to extr
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by mliker 3y ago
Great inside look into the psychology behind a big acquisition like this. I can't help but feel Noam's ego was bruised by the poor due diligence experience he experienced at Facebook, causing him to lash out at the company within
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by mliker 3y ago
would be curious about this, too, if folks could share!
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by mliker 3y ago
Freedom of speech is a principle that supports the right of an individual or a community to articulate their opinions and ideas without fear of retaliation, censorship, or legal sanction. Since the models are not suppressed to answer certai
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by mliker 3y ago
In addition to the cost, OpenAI censors their models, and while that seems protective at first, if you think about it, if the model is the knowledge graph, then censor data in the graph is censoring free speech.
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by mliker 3y ago
I highly doubt Reddit has 1.5B monthly users, otherwise they would have reported it in the media. Very few companies have the execution capabilities to reach 1B+ users
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by mliker 3y ago
congrats! I was just listening to your changelog interview from months ago in which you said you were going to move on from this after you brush up the code a bit, but it seems the momentum is too great. Glad to see you carrying this amazin
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by mliker 3y ago
What kind of businesses are susceptible to this type of attack? Do companies multiplex into Stripe and other payment providers to mitigate the risk?
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by mliker 3y ago
I like how you completely hallucinated a story about Meta, Lecun, and ChatGPT
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by mliker 3y ago
That's the first time I've heard that. Curious what about it makes it harder for you. That's a shame, but it seems like 3b1b doesn't cater to your learning style!
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by mliker 3y ago
@smashed, would also like to see your source here too.
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by mliker 3y ago
> Instant global communication is valuable enough by itself to attract massive investments and interest. If that's the case, with the advent of email in the early 1990s, why didn't the internet completely take off? It took anot
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by mliker 3y ago
> The age of adtech is closing and the world is better for it. If you read most spending reports by companies, they would disagree. SMBs to large businesses all use advertising to increase the reach of their legitimate products. Your loc
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by mliker 4y ago
As of 2023-03-28, Alibaba's market cap is 245.69B USD Tencent's market cap is 461.15B (3.62T HKD)
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by mliker 4y ago
how did you get access to the API for 4?
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by mliker 4y ago
Sure, but also could be a human nature desire to spread news. Knowledge is power after all. Furthermore, upper management trusting important news to employees isn't a failure of upper management, but rather, placing trust in employees.

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