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2mo ago
Hence why taalas was one of the best strategic acquisitions of the year. I'm honestly baffled they were not acquired by somebody else (sorry AMD).
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2mo ago
Wow, this is the dumbest thing I've read in the whole year, but I love that the internet should give a voice to anybody and everybody and would defend this right to (perhaps) death. Author seems to have read on a magazine or something
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2mo ago
I'm in Canada. The only time I ever needed a doctor in my life it was denied. I ended up having an issue that took ~5 years to resolve, which could have been prevented easily by any competent doctor in a 30 minute session. I'm ori
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2mo ago
Q. how can someone publish an article like that, with their name, etc... Don't they sign NDAs? Do they not care? Are they not enforceable? Very curious to know.
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2mo ago
Yeah, aren't they super geniuses with infra that scales with a button, etc.?
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2mo ago
A very small, specific and highly correlated slice of the collective, though.
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2mo ago
So, source: trust me bro.
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2mo ago
If by mainstream you mean "ChatGPT" or "Claude", then no. But also, no one really knows as they're closed.
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2mo ago
There are diffusion-based models and transformer-based models (and many other "architectures"), so your comment does not make sense.
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2mo ago
Thank you for your service! *salutes* How do you know so much about celebrities?
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2mo ago
>the risks of another synthetically induced pandemic of massive impact
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2mo ago
This is very cool stuff, indeed!
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2mo ago
>I'm speechless. Beware, yo, that's copyrighted now.
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2mo ago
Is this what nu-tolerance looks like?
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2mo ago
And just like that, GP disappears forever ...
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2mo ago
Such a deep and smart insight. But why is that important if they're measuring time?
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2mo ago
I recommend you watch a movie named Don't Look Up. Hilarious ... in a dark way. Also, top of the line cast, they even won an Artios award for that. Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Rob Morgan, Jonah Hill, Mark Rylance, Tyler Perry
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2mo ago
Electric aircraft makes no economic sense, but I'd want to see them flying one day nonetheless.
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2mo ago
Cool story, but I also went to High School and Uni and it was not even close to that, and I also have cousins that go to Uni now and kids that will go to high school soon and it is not even close to that. Perhaps I should disregard my own
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2mo ago
Agree, but this "study" is trash. But indeed is its "who you know" and "who knows you", the way to the top i always through nepo. Al-ways. There's maybe like one exception to this rule every century.
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2mo ago
Eclipse + perseids, which means people in Iceland/Spain will see shooting stars when the skies go dark, wow! How often does this happen? Like, never?
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2mo ago
Truly a King. Requiescat in pace.
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2mo ago
I have zero idea about who RFK Jr is or what it does, aside from him being the US Secretary of Health, a country of which I am neither a citizen or resident.
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2mo ago
Let OP explain xirself.
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2mo ago
nVidia will fail right after reaching an 8 trillion valuation and supplying 80% of the world's hardware! Trust me guys, it's over!
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2mo ago
Care to elaborate? What has RFK Jr specifically said for/against HepC?
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2mo ago
You deserve what's coming for you.
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2mo ago
>There is nothing distasteful about it. It's obvious that you don't get it but I will try my best to explain why so at least you can form an idea about how others feel. It's about what makes humans unique. The LLM does not
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2mo ago
How can you simultaneously `--dangerously-skip-permissions` but also "don't blindly trust it"? Particularly now that it doesn't even show you the "Thinking" process? Do you just get a feeling it might be doing
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2mo ago
Thanks! Right now it is Node.js and I store data in an in-memory database. (I keep no history, state is volatile, I think that of being a feature :)). There's some work on the roadmap to "standardize" the API spec. and publis
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