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by potamic 8mo ago
Could you share some details? How many lines of code? How much time did it take, and how much did it cost?
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by potamic 8mo ago
I, on the other hand, had the privilege not to watch this. I don't know how one can without feeling sick to the stomach.
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by potamic 8mo ago
As someone who is neither a Jew nor a Palestinian, I'm going to take this with a grain of salt, because there is so much mud being slung across from both sides.
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by potamic 9mo ago
This is an unfortunate trend we will see across software going ahead. When the bar to make something is low, the market is inevitably flooded by cheap and mediocre stuff that overshadow everything else. Soon there won't be an incentive
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by potamic 9mo ago
I followed the docs for ollama configuration, but it says unknown LLM provider when I try running the research command.
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by potamic 9mo ago
Counterpoint: https://williamdepaolo.substack.com/p/correlation-is-not-hea...
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by potamic 9mo ago
People at large have still not learned to question what they hear from social media or what youtube influencers tell them. So this is a far cry. If anything, I feel the population getting more vulnerable to suggestion compared to the pre- s
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by potamic 9mo ago
> Asked about “the pros” of ChatGPT by Jimmy Fallon on a December episode of “The Tonight Show,” Altman talked effusively about the tool’s use for health care. “The number of people that reach out to us and are like, ‘I had this crazy he
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by potamic 9mo ago
What is duckdb better compared to? What were people using before it entered the scene?
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by potamic 9mo ago
Check out the list of all CSS specifications [1], and then open any one of them and see how lengthy and elaborate each is. Then do the same for each version of the spec published over the last thirty years. Before you can start, you must re
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by potamic 9mo ago
Everything in moderation. An understated benefit of fruit is their prebiotic nature which promotes a healthy gut. A lot of healthy eating advice is settling down towards one idea. Eat a wide range of raw and fermented plant food.
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by potamic 9mo ago
That's a poor justification. There are companies that sell you all kinds of labelled data. OpenAI, Anthropic didn't train on their own user data.
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by potamic 9mo ago
About how many "parameters" do they evaluate roughly for a full body scan? And is one typically qualified to evaluate across the entire body or do they specialize in different areas of the body?
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by potamic 9mo ago
I thought radiologists need to know what to look for in order to diagnose something? Do they brute force every potential condition in the body that can be detected with an MRI?
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by potamic 9mo ago
There have been reports of lidar damaging camera sensors. If it can damage sensors, it can damage retina. And unlike the sun, it's not visible. Someone could stare straight into it for a good while and not realize.
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by potamic 9mo ago
No way to see without signing in with github? The sign-in also appears to be broken.
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by potamic 9mo ago
I hope you succeed, just to rid the industry of this abomination that is leetcode.
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by potamic 9mo ago
I don't think they are confused. They are simply challenging the assertion that the model should not work with other software. Which is fair because there is a lot of precedent around whether a service can dictate how it must be consum
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by potamic 9mo ago
How did he not share code if you're working together?
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by potamic 9mo ago
> our policy agent extracts all coverage limits and policy details into a data ontology. Are they using some software for this or was this built in-house?
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by potamic 9mo ago
Humans are still needed, but they just got down-skilled.
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by potamic 9mo ago
Got a source?
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by potamic 10mo ago
> It is a luxury good that only a very small number of people care about The world runs on computers. It is as essential as oil for the functioning of societies. Increase in silicon costs is going to increase costs unilaterally across th
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by potamic 10mo ago
Would it be as ironic if one wrote an article about Google and used Google search to research their sources?
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by potamic 10mo ago
One could say the same thing about a higher power as well. But the scientific stance is clear on that one.
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by potamic 10mo ago
That's not how science works. You have to devise an experiment that can independently validate the assertion.
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by potamic 10mo ago
It's not good enough for science. How do you approach it so it can be independently verified?
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by potamic 11mo ago
But is consciousness even a thing? Shouldn't the burden of proof be on the one making a claim that there exists something called consciousness? If they cannot show evidence that such a thing exists or may exist, then for all purposes i
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by potamic 11mo ago
When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
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by potamic 11mo ago
Are you sure 2 minutes? That's 1000+ tokens/sec.

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