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by prng2021 1y ago
They have tons of products like this. Does that mean they somehow designed all the others that completely avoids the inherent fire risk of lithium ion batteries?
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Despite $2M salaries, Meta can't keep AI staff(tomshardware.com)
9 points by prng2021 1y ago|0 comments
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Latest OpenAI models 'sabotaged a shutdown mechanism'(tomshardware.com)
1 points by prng2021 1y ago|0 comments
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by prng2021 1y ago
That’s such a naive implementation. “Translate this to French: Yes, please”
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U.S. and China agree to slash tariffs for 90 days in major trade breakthrough(cnbc.com)
22 points by prng2021 1y ago|24 comments
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by prng2021 1y ago
The 3, multi-trillion dollar hyperscalers using their own GPUs are individuals cooking at home? And Nvidia is the “restaurants”?
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In depth with Windows 11 Recall–and what Microsoft has (and hasn't) fixed(arstechnica.com)
9 points by prng2021 1y ago|2 comments
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Sequential consistency without borders: D1 implements global read replication(blog.cloudflare.com)
5 points by prng2021 2y ago|0 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
I keep seeing these explanations of “4D chess”. It’s Donald Trump. He has absolutely no idea what he’s doing when it comes to economic policies. Unless you believe he can see into the future of how other world leaders would react and cons
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by prng2021 2y ago
I think the best shot we have at solving this problem is an explosion of specialized agents. That will limit how off the rails each one can go at interpreting or performing some type of task. The end user still just needs to interact with o
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Meta's Potential Exit from Delaware(cnbc.com)
2 points by prng2021 2y ago|0 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
I’m replying to myself to address multiple other replies. First of all, it’s really sad to see people saying it doesn’t matter the journey of how one achieves success, and all that matters is your current state. Brushing the CCPs countless
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by prng2021 2y ago
When it comes to hardware who pioneered all those technologies? Definitely not China. They’ve stolen unimaginable amounts of IP and will continue to do so. But yes you’re right, they surprise everyone with how well they can scale the stol
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by prng2021 2y ago
You’re conflating things. The question was about scaling compute and memory up and down based on load and you’re commenting about never needing to downsize on storage.
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by prng2021 2y ago
When you say the wage landscape has changed, yep you're right. It's continuing to get worse: https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2020/01/09/trends-... As for states with a tipped minimum
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by prng2021 2y ago
I see multiple posts making your same claim and it's sad to see how many people live in a wealth bubble and haven't researched the facts at all. When I was young worked in the restaurant industry in a state that has a tipped minim
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by prng2021 2y ago
Leveled the playing field? Strides in relative wages? See the chart here under the section labeled "Inflation Adjusted Reality" and you'll see how incorrect your statements are: https://www.advisorperspectives.co
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by prng2021 2y ago
What should they have said to make it non-misleading?
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by prng2021 2y ago
Sounds like you’re the one person in the world that has figured it all out. What are you waiting for?
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by prng2021 2y ago
Every reference to Amazon and Alexa in your comment would still be completely accurate if replaced with Google Home or Apple HomePod. So the vision for Amazon is their box and underlying AI would forever be ahead of Google and Apple? So inc
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by prng2021 2y ago
How would a smarter Alexa allow them to “dominate AI”? What even is the vision here that would allow domination over competitors like Google and allow a massive boost in profits? It all seems like a giant waste of time for them.
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by prng2021 2y ago
"Deep research was trained using end-to-end reinforcement learning" Does this mean they skipped supervised fine tuning like DeepSeek did with R1?
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by prng2021 2y ago
I think a more accurate description is they’re a standard company with a consulting/professional services arm.
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Ask HN: Confused about how DeepSeek hurts Nvidia
36 points by prng2021 2y ago|43 comments
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by prng2021 2y ago
Hilarious. This is from his wikipedia page: “in 2019 a $1 billion lawsuit was filed against several Israel supporters, including Ellison. The lawsuit accused Ellison and others of conspiring to ethnically cleanse Palestinians from Israeli-
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by prng2021 2y ago
From the article I linked: “Our internal tests reveal a leap in accuracy from 98.97% to 99.56%, while customer test sets have shown an increase from 95.61% to 98.02%. In some cases where the document photos are unclear or poorly formatted,
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by prng2021 2y ago
It was never “solved” unless you can point me to OCR software that is 100% accurate. You can take 5 seconds to google “ocr with llm” and find tons of articles explaining how LLMs can enhance OCR. Here’s an example: https://trust
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by prng2021 2y ago
Determining whether the latest off the shelf LLMs are good enough should be straight forward because of this: “Some participants have dedicated years of their lives to the program—like Alex Smith, a retiree from Pennsylvania. Over nine year
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by prng2021 2y ago
I agree but do see 1 realistic solution to solve the problem you describe. Every product on the market is independently integrating a LLM right now that has access to their product’s silo of information. I can imagine a future where a corpo
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It's remarkably easy to inject new medical misinformation into LLMs(arstechnica.com)
3 points by prng2021 2y ago|1 comments

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