nkingsy

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by nkingsy 2y ago
The demo they're describing was released after the initial set of demos and made by a third party. I don't think the bar for disclosure is as high when you say "look what some content creators were able to do with this".
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by nkingsy 2y ago
Tweens and children are the only ones with supple inner ear linings. As a 40-yo VR enthusiast, I can't play anything that requires elective X/Y movement (first person shooter) without getting sick. The "teleport" mechani
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Even a tiny payload is very loud and high energy use
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by nkingsy 3y ago
psa that dude pretty much invented his life story out of whole cloth.
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by nkingsy 3y ago
They butchered the entire terminus plot line by making it a series of badly done, saved by dumb luck action scenes. I enjoyed the other stuff, though it was more “inspired by the foundation universe”. If you’re going to rewrite terminus, gi
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by nkingsy 3y ago
8% added protein content, but they spray it with fish gelatin and beef stem cells, so how much of that added protein is just what they added? fish gelatin is basically pure protein https://www.mynetdiary.com/food/calori
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by nkingsy 3y ago
just call it a chai latte piss off everyone
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Let’s say 30 kWh per day is the norm to run ac in the summer. Assuming $.40 per kWh, which is lower than my PGE rate, that’s $360 per month just to run the ac. Not sure what kind of setup you have. $100 is my bill if I’m not home in the win
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Yes. It is a strangely regulated deregulation/privatization through corrupt legislation. Seems we all agree here and your comment is needlessly insulting.
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by nkingsy 3y ago
COO and CTO
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Reading this article from the exclusive ny post triggered an 8-deep navigation tree into some virus scan scam, without clicking on anything. Maybe that’s why they are outranked in search…
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Free as long as you spend 20k on gear and food and tickets and… drugs
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Yep, make sure to install a $50k solar system in your 3 million dollar SFH, then they’re super cost effective, and for everyone!! I’d say my used 2016 X with free supercharging was a good deal but in the year I’ve owned it I spent $2k on re
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by nkingsy 3y ago
My back aches when I pick up my kids because of poor form on heavy deadlifts in my late 20s, 15 years ago.
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Not passed yet. I wonder if there are provisions around synthetic materials generated from models trained on copyright data.
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by nkingsy 3y ago
because everyone thinks they're above average. If you're only better than the below average drivers, then everyone will think they're better off driving themselves even if that's not true. Also, we've accepted and m
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by nkingsy 3y ago
I was under the impression that the data google has isn’t too valuable for ai training, as quality is so important. If textbook quality data is needed, then we are basically limited by the current best LLM’s ability to create synthetic text
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by nkingsy 3y ago
I would not be surprised if Zuck's MMA training were at least partially inspired by worries like these.
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by nkingsy 3y ago
only if there's enough traffic to keep it under 40 the whole way, right?
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Tap your foot until your leg aches while plucking individual hairs out of your beard
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by nkingsy 3y ago
this is like calling air travel a band-aid for the horrible choices of the automobile industry. Powerful software is complicated. AI-assisted search allows it to continue to get more powerful without overwhelming usability.
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by nkingsy 3y ago
From my interactions, models seem to be able to perform general purpose thinking. As in one, focused thought. I have yet to encounter a situation where a capable llm hallucinates due to faulty logic, but that is from a perspective that the
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Trained on the same number of tokens as the 14b, which was only a little more than the 7b. Seems like they just ran out of good tokens?
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by nkingsy 3y ago
I think people get tricked by the forward pass mechanics into thinking a single generation is comparable to a human thought process. I think we have a llm like mechanism we can employ and lean on as heavily as we like, but we also have an e
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by nkingsy 3y ago
In my head, the X is pronounced “sh”
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Years and years later I still have a fond memory of wiping a guy out for 5k in a 2-5nl game at Caesar’s during wsop. He was a fellow low level pro that had been bluffing me all night, making nice and chit chatting with me. Like thinking bac
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Hertz seemed to find teslas cost double ice counterparts to maintain. Maybe it’s auto company smoke but source: https://fortune.com/2023/10/27/tesla-elon-musk-hertz-evs-ren...
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by nkingsy 3y ago
* deducting turbo tax fees from your refund amount incurs a 59.95 convenience fee (hopefully they don't do this anymore. They did it to me a few years ago and wouldn't refund the charge when I didn't notice and called to canc
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by nkingsy 3y ago
We are running towards the holodeck at shocking speed Speech -> immersive vr is an engineering challenge at this point.
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by nkingsy 3y ago
Yes, the most palatable parts of wheat and milk, pre chewed and concentrated. Cheese has a higher carbon footprint than any food but beef, while cow milk is only 4x worse than soy, due to the concentration.

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