nicolas_lorenzi

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Books that venture capitalists read in 2022(techcrunch.com)
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Interesting
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Yes, many methods that I used a few years ago and haven't practiced for a while. I use the "Find the errors" function to better understand my code and find some potential bugs. More a knowledge base than a real development to
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Okay cool, I had heard the same kind of AI training during the release of DALL.E 2 where one of the AI was dedicated to the generation of the image and another AI which checked if the generated image corresponded to an AI or not.
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
With pleasure, we are also working on an open-source project (called Luos engine). Receiving support just by clicking on a star is a quick click for a big effect.
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
I see. My question of how it works was more about the method you were using to identify content as something written by an AI, but from what I saw on your repo, you rely on a set of GPT-specific configurations that identify a percentage of
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
+1 star for this repo btw
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
I'm talking more about the snowball effect that this kind of practice would have in the long run. Training models working on contents that have been generated in the past by AIs, again injected as a source for a new AI. Are we heading
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Very interesting! How does it work?
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Your point is well taken. I have been wondering about the impact this could have on SEO and if there could be any signature put in place to authenticate content created by an AI.
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Ahah, +1 for the idea
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
The question will have to be asked in the age of misinformation and misrepresentation. As it is, AI is trained on content often from trusted third parties (or scientific articles in many cases). I just ask the question of a snowball effect,
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Yes, this suggests an obligation of transparency or the establishment of a "signature" that would identify content from a human or not
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Ask HN: How will Google differentiate between content written by AI and human?
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Discord vs. Slack: Which Is Right for Your Team?(thenewstack.io)
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Show HN: We try to facilitate the design, testing, deployment of embedded apps(github.com)
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
I imagine happiness in the open space
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How to improve a GitHub profile (readme)
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The benefits of using microservices for edge devices(thenewstack.io)
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Interesting! Do you use any particular tool to monitor events in your system?
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
Thanks for sharing our open-source project! :) I will be happy (if you're not already) to invite you to our embedded developers community: https://discord.gg/hpBp9bnpr7
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
I reassure you, we have the same observation in the field of hardware. A lack of agility coupled with an inability to reuse code from embedded/edge project to another. We have also chosen microservices to apply it to the embedded domai
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
This Discord aims to exchange with embedded and edge developers on new project development methodologies. Many developers are exchanging on new ways to develop projects. Most of them are discovering more agile methods for their developments
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A Discord server for embedded developers(discord.com)
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by nicolas_lorenzi 4y ago
It feels so good to see publications that focus on people before their shirts and ties. For me, there are several things that make me very happy: - Getting calls from my parents - Having a cocoon of friends that is like a second family - Fe
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Learn the basics of DC motors control in robotics Part 2(luos.io)
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Learn the basics of DC motors in robotics(luos.io)
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A guide to learn more about DC motor control(luos.io)
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We developed a routing table to generate a map of your hardware distributed
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Why is the development of Robotics in the world so slow?(luos.io)
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