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by mromanuk 4y ago
It's possible that they have already reaped the profits and are now saddling the banks with debt, leaving the burden on the people.
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by mromanuk 4y ago
pseudo-panspermia, the blocks of life comes from space, but life emerges in a planet.
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by mromanuk 4y ago
> The rise of AI will free people up to do things that software never will—teaching, caring for patients, and supporting the elderly, for example. Every sci-fi movie show any of those jobs as replaced by AI (or robots). Probably they wil
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by mromanuk 4y ago
only if you are in USA or UK
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Most people doesn’t fine tune the models (llama or openAI). A MacBook M1 can run those model ($1000) and in many cases the user already have it. You also need a computer to access openAI, the comparison boils down to $20/m vs $0. At th
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Could UFOs be alien probes? A new 2023 Harvard study explores it [pdf](lweb.cfa.harvard.edu)
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/Many times motivation isn't there, but that shouldn't be an excuse for not doing it./
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Winamp Reboot(winamp.com)
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Doin napkin math, this model should be hitting 900wpm
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by mromanuk 4y ago
It's faster than that [0], 20 token/s, should be approximately 15 words per second. 0: https://help.openai.com/en/articles/4936856-what-are-tokens-...
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New in Chrome 111 – Polished Transitions (View Transitions API)(developer.chrome.com)
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Fatberg(en.wikipedia.org)
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Apple reveals iOS 16 and iPadOS 16 usage stats for the first time(9to5mac.com)
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by mromanuk 4y ago
This guy should approach the OpenJS Foundation [0] (previously it was the JQuery Foundation). It's sponsored by the big guys. There are a few more Open Source Foundation he can approach. Could be that successfully funded OS projects ar
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by mromanuk 4y ago
> "Given that the main goal of this work is to apply an ML technique to identify signals with a specific pattern, we do not attempt to make a definite conclusion of whether these eight signals are genuinely produced by ET. We encour
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by mromanuk 4y ago
> I have helped them to get their production app back to a working state, which usually takes less than 10h, I just did that again and it took me only 2 hours (causing a tiny bill)! I'm feeling that these small bills aren't wor
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Once I “designed” (on paper) a site to hold the meta discussion that happens on HN (and the internet) Many times there is a post about some piece of tech that reaches the top, followed up by tools, counter-ideas and new ideas building on th
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by mromanuk 4y ago
What is your project?
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by mromanuk 4y ago
Disappointed with the AI deepfake video featuring Elvis. The result falls short in terms of realism and takes us to the uncanny valley. This reliance on CGI takes away from the true focus of the movie - the story
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AssemblyScript: TypeScript Compiled to WebAssembly(assemblyscript.org)
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"Most inventors and engineers I’ve met are like me — they’re shy and they live in their heads. They’re almost like artists. In fact, the very best of them are artists. And artists work best alone — best outside of corporate environment
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Serious adverse events of special interest following mRNA Covid-19 vaccination(sciencedirect.com)
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Are Big Tech Companies Deploying Their Own Versions of ChatGPT?
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Deepmind is working on a rival to ChatGPT(techfundingnews.com)
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Google's top management takes position on AI progress(the-decoder.com)
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Ultra-Low Precision 4-Bit Training of Deep Neural Networks(proceedings.neurips.cc)
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Dog Breeds test: social cognition, inhibitory control, spatial problem-solving(nature.com)
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by mromanuk 4y ago
it's too much work for entertainment, that's the whole problem. We as users, shouldn't be doing anything clever to get our content. I have 5 streaming services, and sometimes I hope from one to another, searching for a movie
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by mromanuk 4y ago
At the beginning, piracy was the only way to access content. It was also about building a large library without having to wait for content to become available. Some people saw the Blu-ray era as a relic of the past because they didn't
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by mromanuk 4y ago
> month, Google employees asked CEO Sundar Pichai and AI research chief Jeff Dean about the chatbot’s threat to Google. Google has been working on similar technology in its LaMDA, or Language Model for Dialogue Applications system, but f

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