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by nmstoker 2y ago
Good point raising just how many don't speak any English. That sounds like a lot of people who could do something to produce/ contribute to a non-English language language model.
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Mea Culpa(tim-one.github.io)
3 points by nmstoker 2y ago|0 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
"utilizing the AMD Ryzen™ AI Software* sounds really unappealing! Like when companies don't realise you think their software to leverage hardware is bad and you'd prefer being able to use features via something generic
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The Active Badge Location System (1992)(dl.acm.org)
1 points by nmstoker 2y ago|0 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
See also: "AI Washing". Externally done to give a kick to sales efforts. And internally done in an attempt to get someone with AI resources to build blatantly non-AI functions by sticking then onto something with no or very little
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Great to hear that - I was impressed by pygfx but my immediate thought was that in this age of near universal browser access, it's a shame there's no ability to interact from there!
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Totally agree. The key point, which perfectionists miss or more likely just don't agree with, is about being less wrong. WP is time and again show to be less wrong than supposedly trusted or more formal resources. When it started many
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by nmstoker 2y ago
See my more detailed comments above but I confirm this is working. Looks like a few tweaks made to the github repo ~13 hours ago which may explain the issues those had earlier and why it's now fine for me.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
I confirm it works: I got the gradio demo working locally and it's pretty reasonable. Slight rough edges (to be expected) and you do need to read the README with attention but it's all par for the course. I had to install einops w
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by nmstoker 2y ago
You might want to look at Serpent AI: granted the repo is now in an archived state, but it did similar things to those you mention. https://github.com/SerpentAI/SerpentAI
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by nmstoker 2y ago
This literally just published, IMHO it's a little premature to be accusing them of that at such an early stage. More likely they just slipped up with getting everything uploaded properly - it's easily done, and luckily easily corr
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Are you sure about the non-working code point? I've yet to try it but my understanding is the repo here has got working code along with installation instructions: https://github.com/microsoft/OmniParser
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by nmstoker 2y ago
emptor :)
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by nmstoker 2y ago
It's good to see some serious arguments for WFH. Globally much of the pro-office camp's public position is driven by personal leanings of CEOs who genuinely seem to have made the decisions without evidence, often it's somethi
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Many happy returns: 60 years of the shinkansen(ft.com)
2 points by nmstoker 2y ago|1 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
This is great. My one suggestion would be to include some one click way to jump to visualisations of a handful of examples. Granted you've got placeholder text but a) users have to type that in both boxes to actually see it; b) it&#x27
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Could you clarify what/who you mean by the final sentence. It gives the impression you didn't take on board the articles mention about the three phases.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Just a minor correction: it's looking like the release will be 7th October, back from 2nd October, for the reasons discussed here: https://discuss.python.org/t/incremental-gc-and-pushing-back...
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Here's a demo of what it's like in action: https://x.com/Ahmad_Al_Dahle/status/1839025866011193367?t=uq...
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Talk to Meta AI on WhatsApp(blog.whatsapp.com)
1 points by nmstoker 2y ago|1 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
You beat me to it!
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by nmstoker 2y ago
Yes, we did it in physics at school too, when we were 13 or 14 I think.
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by nmstoker 2y ago
The guy behind this had an excellent series on building a self driving remote controlled car for taking part in competitions
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I'm turning my car into a ROBOTAXI(youtube.com)
1 points by nmstoker 2y ago|1 comments
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by nmstoker 2y ago
I actually haven't noticed but they stopped bothering me about a year ago. There used to be endless "Dropbox has stopped syncing" emails - brought on due to shared photos from a friend's account taking me over the free l
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by nmstoker 2y ago
I know SteamOS uses an immutable file system over a custom Arch install. Have any people here tried this kind of thing with immutable file systems on Arch and is there a realistic benefit?
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by nmstoker 2y ago
His stuff is fascinating. He first came to my attention when he built the working LEGO computer bricks, as shown here: https://youtu.be/6wBrOV2FJM8?si=FQDsO9mJRWYhIDoM This shows it being built but if you want to see it wor
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by nmstoker 2y ago
But this doesn't apply to miniconda if you use the channel conda-forge, so I'm not sure there's much need for a fuss here. source: https://www.anaconda.com/blog/is-conda-free
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by nmstoker 2y ago
I saw a longer video of this that Ethan Mollick posted and in that one, the sequences are longer and they do appear to demonstrate a fair amount of consistency. The clips don't backtrack in the summary video on the paper's home pa
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by nmstoker 2y ago
They will "work", ie give a prediction, it's simply that it will have a pretty low probability of being the correct answer, which is a consequence of the highly limited context. IMHO that doesn't make it nonsense, but ma

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