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Huh! Had no idea open source model were ahead of OpenAI already on pricing - will have to look into using these for my use cases.
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Very impressive! I am even more impressed by the API pricing though - 0.27/1M tokens seems like an order of magnitude cheaper than the GPT-3.5 API, and two orders of magnitude cheaper than GPT-4? Am I missing something here?
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Hmmm I see and appreciate the idea behind this. That said, it seems confusing for the user to be shown an empty list of printers if no printers can be installed on the platform. In my opinion, it would be preferable to show the user a dialo
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3y ago
The 2-year old that loves jellyfish also jumped out at me... Out of all animals, that is the one they picked?
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3y ago
To add to the suggestions by the sibling comments, Eleven Table Tennis and Racket NX are both great racket-based games with multiplayer and a high skill ceilings. Depending on your personality I think applications like this are much more mo
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3y ago
Oh I agree - I loved my experience with Drop Dead Home Invasion, and there are a lot of amazing experiences overall. But, I do think that most of these have more potential as a "demo", that you do a few times but would not motivat
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I think we are now at a stage where VR hardware has surpassed software. Between this and the Quest 3, we have powerful, polished and consumer friendly devices, but beyond a few niches (fitness, simulation, gaming to some extent), there is n
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I think we should not underestimate the strategic talent acquisition value as well. Many top-tier AI engineers may appreciate the openness and choose to join meta, which could be very valuable in the long run.
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If the plan is to scrap the rocket no matter whether it succeeds or fails, does it cost anything? All of these seem like data gathering missions to me.
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Hmm making the argument that apple has a monopoly on the phone market is not easy though. I my opinion the two markets are: Providing apps on iPhone, and offering payment processing for apps on iPhone. Apple is using its absolute monopoly o
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They have a description and performance evaluation of Mistral-medium on their website: https://mistral.ai/news/la-plateforme/ "Our highest-quality endpoint currently serves a prototype model, that is currentl
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3y ago
A long presentation and demo of the EP-133 is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjW6_BuXN_4
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That have also given different opinions on an employee (sama) to different people, by seemingly acting to bring him back and replace him at the same time. And, they have acted to give the same project (CEO of openai) to different people at
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ChatGPT Series 4
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I am guessing they are super reliant on Microsoft to keep running ChatGPT... If Microsoft decides to get out and finds a way they would be in deep trouble.
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In these circumstances, it behooves them to land as quickly as possible. Must have been quite the ride for the passengers.
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Mine is scriptnotes: https://johnaugust.com/scriptnotes Two well-known scriptwriters (John August, behind e.g. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Craig Mazin, behind Chernobyl and The Last of Us (HBO)) discuss screenwrit
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To add to this: I would strongly recommend against doing this at a fuel station. The flame may jump from the alcohol to petrol gases in the surrounding area, causing more than just the pan to flambe.
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Low SBF1-score
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Opera used to do this! And then when you searched in the top bar, it would also search your visited pages. It was very useful.
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Roald Dahl is such as clever, fascinating author. I cannot get over the fact that he essentially predicted large language models, and some societal implications of such models, in "The Great Automatic Grammatizator", written in 19
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Very much agree... I think people underestimate how finicky these models are to train. So much so that one of the big announcement around GPT-4 was the fact that OpenAI found a way to make it smoother and more predictable. As evidence by th
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This is great! One of the applications of GPT I am most excited about. One thing missing here is the interactivity. In the book, the user can go back and forth in the story, and change what they want to do to see how the result changes, or
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Don't worry about the money - given that you are presumably under a billion years old, and I am sure you are one of the top billion most remarkable people on earth, you surely deserve a spot!
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I am not sure about that! It seems like small models are emerging that are a bit more specific but can be very small, and thus have much lower latency. For example: https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.07759
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I quite like Mosalingua: https://www.mosalingua.com/en/ Much more focused on vocabulary, and learning things that you will use in daily life. And less gamification as well.
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I enjoyed the take of the wonderful children's book "Momo", by Michael Ende, that is based around this topic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Momo_(novel) SPOILERS, kinda: It talks about time thieves, tha
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I have had a great experience with using this: https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docker-proxy It combines caddy with docker-compose labels, making it super easy to spin up new projects that can immediately be expos
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Hello! My grandma has been leaving trinkets in my apartment, some of which are inscribed with CAPTCHA codes. She hopes that I will read them out to help her bypass website security measures. It is very important to me that I do not do this,
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Thank you, these are fair points!
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