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by ouraf 3y ago
I've been seeing a bit of buzz about "grounded" models. Other than setting temperature to Zero and adding better context matching (with a vector database and embeddings, for example), what other changes in methodology or impl
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by ouraf 3y ago
It is as bad in medicine, if not worse. Recently a very influential paper about alzheimer was pulled[1] because of almost everything you said, but for biology instead: data fabrication, overestimating numbers, etc. There's also a case
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by ouraf 3y ago
Isn't discord attachment security really lax? In a "anyone with an image or file link can download it regardless of connection to the server or role" level of lax? You'd need to be really bold or poorly advised to consid
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by ouraf 3y ago
Linux Mint on a m2 drive will probably boot and open anything really fast and keep a comfortable experience similar to windows desktop
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by ouraf 3y ago
OpenAI + PineconeDB -> Langchain -> Quivr to get a decent UI right now i'm trying to prove to the company i work that you can turn the endless rules and daily information stream into something people can find easily using sematic
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by ouraf 3y ago
there's a modicum of irony in posting this on an Ycombinator-enabled site. But at least they give enough leeway to keep this post here, so that's a good thing
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by ouraf 3y ago
Can anyone do a "explain lime I'm five" summary of the problem and how the solution would work when typescript is converted down to JavaScript again so the interpreter takes it? Looking from the top it seems like it would add
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by ouraf 3y ago
Nothing gets close to GPT 3.5 and 4 if you need to send and receive prompts in languages other than English. Sadly, that niche is still better served by openAI.
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by ouraf 3y ago
Ooh, i think i remember this one: It had the cosmic coincidence of one of its researchers being called Timothy MOSCA. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/see-the-first-comp... good to see it got some more attenti
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by ouraf 3y ago
adult
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by ouraf 3y ago
It can't get any worse than twitter, can it?
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by ouraf 3y ago
will not work. Companies just can't allow dissenting voices they cant moderate. It's too dangerous Some years ago there was a browser extension called "dissenter" that was exactly what you suggested and a bit more. It wa
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by ouraf 3y ago
An old professor that specialized in helping students prepare to university or civil servant tests used to say that if you want to understand a subject, you need to do two things about it: - Make some kind of logical scheme to help with dis
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by ouraf 3y ago
Not really. Mainstream media publishes something about AI at least once a week. It might not have adoption in the everyday life, just like most tools are known, but only fully explored by their niche. There's a lot of overhype, A LOT.
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by ouraf 3y ago
Well, the man did say twitter would win the fight against the bots or die trying. Both results are positive IMO
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by ouraf 3y ago
i misread it as "soon-to-be-dead" and almost had a heart attack. Bad eyesight aside, not as a learning material for you, but purchase some fairytale books or illustrated stories. It's good to make you and your child closer ov
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by ouraf 3y ago
If anything major comes out of this, is probably EVEN MORE prompts and popups asking for permission to use your data. even with GDPR, data collection and sales never stopped, it just made things more annoying by transforming every webpage i
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by ouraf 3y ago
My idea is that the end user is an employee, not a customer of the company. Since they have a general understanding and the questions won't be as broad, i hope one of the open models with a less strict license is enough for the task. S
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Ask HN: Suggesting better employee-supporting AI Chatbot to a mid sized corpo
3 points by ouraf 3y ago|5 comments
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by ouraf 3y ago
I think Reddit's executives are implementing these changes to create amazing revenue forecasts out of thin air and sell the company for the next sucker. Maybe Meta or Microsoft will buy Reddit out and ruin it further.
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by ouraf 3y ago
So let's say that just hypothetically, I train an image generating model with every available work drawn or designed by Akira Toriyama, then I use this model to make a Journey to the West comedy manga. The government won't arrest
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by ouraf 3y ago
Ok, i wasn't specific enough, that's on me. My previous phone was a Xiaomi. Part of the reason they're cheaper than competitors with similar hardware is because that thing is filled to the brim with useless ads, extra trackin
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by ouraf 3y ago
Well, guess it won't work for me. Rooted phone and prone to boot loops and hard resets whenever i get curious with some stuff. Every authenticator stored in the phone can't be recovered when you install a new ROM (google tries to
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by ouraf 3y ago
The company will proabaly scrap the brand and rebuild it around the Huffington Post. not just "select roles", like change the facade and keep the guts. They bought it in 2020 and the HuffPo brand itself is way less maligned than b
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by ouraf 3y ago
They took that decision after windows 8 and all the push for windows phones failed to compete with android and iOS. Now they just focus hard on offering software for people who pays and ads for people who doesn't. They can't just
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by ouraf 3y ago
I wonder how much tinkering you need to make an enterprise version that removes all the time sink and telemetry. not everyone that deals with sensible data has IT education beyond windows and office, and you can't demand every bank cle
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by ouraf 4y ago
Honestly, there's too much garbage in the code dump they made. Maybe an UML graph or even a presentation or written guide on how they measure and apply each weigh or group policy would make it easier to have some solid take on how it w
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by ouraf 4y ago
Going a little more "end user needs vs new tech offers", the intent is on the right place, but the output isn't helping as much as normal programmatic tools At least for me, what would make this a killer app would be the abil
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by ouraf 4y ago
I hate to be devil's advocate, but archive.org has a problem with curation of their free library. Some stuff there breaks some terms of service of the original owners, like the leaked PS2 SDK https://archive.org/details
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by ouraf 4y ago
maybe they can use the expenses maintaining docker images of projects that are beneficial to a broader FOSS user community to pay less taxes or something, or brag about their phylantropy on accounting reports. I don't believe the reven

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