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Lina Khan explains the FTC to Twitch streamers [video](youtube.com)
3 points by momojo 1y ago|0 comments
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by momojo 1y ago
Is this mainly because of the delays with the newest Xeon?
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Devstral Finetuned for SIMD Porting(simd.info)
2 points by momojo 1y ago|0 comments
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by momojo 1y ago
A light-weight anecdote: Many many python image-processing libraries have an `imread()` function. I didn't know about this when designing our own bespoke image-lib at work, and went with an esoteric `image_get()` that I never bothered
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by momojo 1y ago
Why is Meta investing into this research? What's the potential payoff?
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by momojo 1y ago
I quick shout out to a light in the dark (in the bio-imaging space) https://napari.org/stable/ I love napari. I remember downloading it on a whim, and while poking around, I accidentally opened its built-in python cons
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by momojo 1y ago
> When I look back at my time doomscrolling, it doesn’t feel restorative, rewarding, fulfilling. Resending I have been kind of forcing myself to do more things, instead of telling myself that I “need” that mindless downtime. I agree. I h
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by momojo 1y ago
I used to think this way. I used to think that, despite my busy schedule, I could squeeze good literature in. I *only* need to steal 30 minutes every day; it could be on the bus, right before bed, or during lunch. In aggregate, thats 2.5 ho
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by momojo 1y ago
Like adding the 'propane smell' to propane.
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by momojo 1y ago
From the badly redacted Kentucky AG PDF: > As the U.S. Surgeon General recently explained, children’s and parents’ attempts to resist social media is an unfair fight: “You have some of the best designers and product developers in the wor
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by momojo 2y ago
This reminds me of a current problem facing the bio-imaging community; many microscopes, many formats. My company specifically deals with one of the post-processing steps and we've had to build our own 'universal adapter'. It
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by momojo 2y ago
Got any resources on this? As a kid I never thought about it but as a programmer, I always wondered how you scaled up these kind of problems.
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by momojo 2y ago
I get that when my GPU is disabled, although it usually falls back to CPU...
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by momojo 2y ago
Source: Grad student from Bengalaru I got lunch with. It became India's Silicon Valley. Acecnture. Infosys. Western IT money came pouring in and never stopped. https://www.businessinsider.com/india-silicon-valley-bengal
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by momojo 2y ago
You're right. "Getting hit by lightning is good for some tropical trees, since it can withstand the strike, but its competition cannot" might be the more verbose but complete title.
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by momojo 2y ago
Reminds me of how (small and regular) forest fires are actually healthy for giant sequoias. > Giant sequoia cones are serotinous, which means that fire on the forest floor causes them to dry out, open and release their seeds. This adapta
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by momojo 2y ago
Have you had any neurologists utilize your dataset? My own reaction after solving a few of the puzzles was "Why is this so intuitive for me, but not for an LLM?". Our human-ability to abstract things is underrated.
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by momojo 2y ago
In this 'arms race', will this serve as an actual deterrent? Can anyone involved in scraping chime in?
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by momojo 2y ago
I haven't played the game haha but I was curious whats going on in that last moodboard slide.
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by momojo 2y ago
> My fantasy was that I was playing this weird game many years later on a lazy Sunday afternoon; I play a couple of runs, enjoy my time for about an hour, then set it down and continue the rest of my day. I wanted it to feel evergreen, c
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by momojo 2y ago
So its not tree based? Is it a graph traversal of sorts?
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by momojo 2y ago
> This algorithm is much more efficient than typical ray tracing acceleration methods that rely on hierarchical acceleration structures with logarithmic query complexity. !? This is a wild claim to just slip in. Can anyone expand?
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by momojo 2y ago
What are your thoughts on Anduril?
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Growth of AI Through a Clouds Lens (2023)(mitchellh.com)
2 points by momojo 2y ago|0 comments
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by momojo 2y ago
> the joke itself is rubbish but the "thinking" section is fascinating: This is gold. If I was a writer, I'd wring value from that entire thinking-out-loud section and toss the actual punchline. This is weirdly reminiscent
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by momojo 2y ago
Low signal, see the post he refers to: https://crawshaw.io/blog/programming-with-llms
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by momojo 2y ago
> We hope that TinyStories can facilitate the development, analysis and research of LMs, especially for low-resource or specialized domains, and shed light on the emergence of language capabilities in LMs. This part interests me the most
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by momojo 2y ago
That sentence triggered memories of reading the huge paperback Asimov compilation my mom kept on the bookshelf as a kid.
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by momojo 2y ago
I find this work much more exciting. They're not just teaching a model to hallucinate given WASD input. They're generating durable, persistent point clouds. It looks so similar to Genie2 yet they're worlds apart.
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by momojo 2y ago
Thanks for the response! No, the only one that rings a bell is Plantronics (recently changed hands/title) since you pass it on the way to the Santa Cruz Costco.

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