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by nmfisher 3y ago
1) https://imaginanki.com - auto generating flashcards (Anki decks) for language learning with accompanying images and speech audio. Flutter web (JS) with backend on Cloudflare Pages Functions, connected to SDXL, Azure TTS and C
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I was quite annoyed - disappointed too - during security induction (Australian NSA). They explicitly said we should challenge anyone not wearing a badge, but then joked that we should learn the department heads first so we don’t accidentall
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Were conservative pundits outraged that you were pushing wokabulary?
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Don't be so quick to assume. In law school in Australia (20+ years ago), they specifically covered this point: third-party/outsider could not legally trade on information that wasn't conceivably available to the wider public
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Show HN: AI-generated 3D skeletal animations(ixlabs.app)
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I don’t know about salaries but “the only game in town when it comes to open source” is flat wrong. Google open sourced Tensorflow, Flutter, Dart, Filament, Microsoft open sourced ONNXRuntime, Olive, WavLM, F#, .NET, NVIDIA open sourced Ten
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I've been following jpc [0] on the LAION discord since he started building this last year, and it's a very impressive project. The key here is that the Whisper multilingual ASR model has been trained on a huge amount of data, so i
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If you're interested, I have a small side project ( https://imaginanki.com ) for generating Anki decks with images + speech (via SDXL/Azure).
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This looks cool. What's the history behind the company - is it independent?
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You forgot <blink>, which was my bread and butter as a 12 year old. Bonus points if it’s wrapped inside <marquee>.
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I've actually been waiting for something similar - basically some kind of LLM-powered auto-reviewer that checks whether the documentation and the code are in sync on commit. I've seen so much outdated documentation recently that I
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If you've reimplemented the code and recreated your own dataset, I don't see how that would violate the licence.
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Spain's rail system was great during my (admittedly very short) visit.
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My mistake - I guess I assumed that when the dataset was released back in April, that was the end of it, I didn't know collection was ongoing. Looks like the "final" version was released yesterday: https://huggingf
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It was fully released, no? https://huggingface.co/datasets/OpenAssistant/oasst1
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> If we believe chatgpt We don’t. It’s usually not hard to source actual statistics (and when it is, that’s usually an indicator that ChatGPT is completely wrong).
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I haven't touched wasmer specifically, but as a wasm noob who's been playing with dart2wasm/emscripten recently, I'll try and explain as best I can. The ecosystem is a bit messy, so it can be difficult to wrap your head
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Yeah, Windows is an absolute shitshow now. I disliked macOS for a long time (and mostly still do), but Windows is such an aggravating experience that I've switched over (though if Apple Silicon wasn't so amazing, I'd probably
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That's not entirely true. Singapore definitely has very few drug problems, but there are still drugs (and violent addicts). Drug arrests make the news at least once a month. To be clear, I'm 100% behind Singapore's drug laws.
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My numbers were similar to yours, but I agree with OP that it wasn’t really “difficult”. Sure, you have to turn up to the gym regularly and put in the hours, but there’s no real skill or practice involved. It’s not like tennis/judo&#x
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> Do you think lawyers who leverage ChatGPT will take the made up cases and present them to a judge without doing some additional research? Oh dear.
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OpenAI isn’t a monopolistic behemoth like Google with a cash cow to protect. Google attracts far more attention and has a lot more to lose.
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I’m one year younger than TP, and the blue screen in TFA is the one I remember when I first used it (1990 or so I guess), so that must have been a later version.
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Stable Video Diffusion.
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These shitty dances are all over TikTok, more than 90% of which are women (in fact, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a man doing one).
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It’s probably the same, but I’m not necessarily talking about outlawing the practice itself, just the acquisition that makes the practice (eventually) profitable for investors. Large companies with monopolistic product lines shouldn’t be ab
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Alternatively, blocking anticompetitive mergers will make VCs less likely to fund loss-making companies for decades, thereby creating space for healthier competition at a much earlier stage. How many competitors died on the vine because Fig
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Even with the recent improvements to iOS speech recognition, I've felt that Android recognition has always been better. Not the case?
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I have no objection to companies[0] making money. It's discarding the philosophical foundations of the company to prioritize quarterly earnings that is offensive. I consider Google to have been a reasonably benevolent corporate citizen
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Yeah, I think there may well be an investigation into that. At best, he said something that was unequivocally untrue, and at worst it was an outright lie. That's blatant market manipulation.

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