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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
A lot of medicine is about pattern recognition and in that sense this could help just as it does for software development by boosting newer doctors who are early in their careers and building their intuition. I've seen this gap first h
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
Looking for guidance here. There are a lot of courses out there on AI from esteemed institutions at that. What do people recommend as a curriculum for someone with a formal univ education in CS albeit from a while ago and who has programmed
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
>> Good parenting is foremost about growing up before your kids do This unfortunately is not a given and that's the crux of the discussion. If every parent were able to achieve complete knowledge and wisdom about all things paren
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
Poverty is certainly a factor but its another factor. There are kids who have the basics covered and then some but don't get the emotional support they need and that impacts them over their adult life. every factor we mitigate helps
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Sanctions on Russia may not be working, we now know why(aljazeera.com)
14 points by ripvanwinkle 3y ago|3 comments
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
IMO what makes Apple different and more likely to succeed than Meta is that they are pursuing more concrete scenarios like viewing content in a more immersive environment or spinning up a large viewing surface where you may have none . Meta
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
IMO what makes Apple different and more likely to succeed than Meta is that they are pursuing more concrete scenarios like viewing content in a more immersive environment or spinning up a large viewing surface where you may have none . Meta
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
IMO what makes Apple different and more likely to succeed than Meta is that they are pursuing more concrete scenarios like viewing content in a more immersive environment or spinning up a large viewing surface where you may have none . Meta
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
IMO what makes Apple different and more likely to succeed than Meta is that they are pursuing more concrete scenarios like viewing content in a more immersive environment or spinning up a large viewing surface where you may have none . Meta
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Nvidia's next DGX supercomputer is all about generative AI(tomshardware.com)
49 points by ripvanwinkle 3y ago|15 comments
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Tesla leak reveals thousands of safety concerns, privacy problems(arstechnica.com)
1 points by ripvanwinkle 3y ago|0 comments
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
Anyone know what hardware it takes to run this? Asking as an enthusiastic newbie
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
how does one get the original LLaMA weights. I tried the form that Meta has no dice. Also tried some torrents no luck there either
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
what other courses have you considered taking. You might want an official degree from some place to signal to recruiters etc.
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
> He further added that OpenAI’s some of the best talents are working remotely. He said, "some of our best people are remote, and we will continue to support it always, so please don't let hating SF stop you from applying to Op
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
well yes but ISIS is very much on the back foot and in survival mode. They aren't exactly in control of population centers or threatening to overrun countries. In this case if Ukraine & Russia arrive at some kind of a truce, its li
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
I think Ukraine established its will to fight within the first month and its ability to exist in two or three months or so. We should have shifted our approach around then and started planning long term. We are 14 months in now.
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by ripvanwinkle 3y ago
It feels like the approach of arming Ukraine on a drip by drip basis is just prolonging the war. It would be best to arm Ukraine to the extent required (missiles, planes etc) to reclaim all their territory vs reactively doing just enough to
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
Part of the Meta's problem is this spiel about connecting people. Conversations internally are all about monetizing users and not losing any revenue due to new privacy regulations. Apart from the Metaverse which is also cloaked in &quo
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Ask HN: Python Tutorials for AI
1 points by ripvanwinkle 4y ago|0 comments
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
Tmobile offers a 15$ prepaid plan too. They just don't promote it as much. I've been on it for about 3 years
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
>> They gathered here to learn medicine, logic, mathematics and – above all – Buddhist principles from some of the era's most revered scholars. As the Dalai Lama once stated: "The source of all the [Buddhist] knowledge we ha
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
https://archive.ph/qAbwz
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
The ad tracking is not going away with this new offer
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
"Everything that can physically accommodate a processor and be powered, will eventually have a processor" - Anonymous
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
Just superbly written - I don't know how he could have written that piece better. I want learn more about his life. Any recommendations for biographies about Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
in constant currency they would be up about 4%. the biggest trend is revenue per ad was nearly offset by growth in number of ads - the latter is likely to hit its limit sooner than the former and that seems like the biggest risk to the busi
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
This article could apply to any of the large companies that recently had layoffs - Meta, MSFT, AMZN
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
If this happens at more companies, eventually the entire field will come down meaningfully so that the compensation at the 80th percentile might become the 90th percentile over time
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by ripvanwinkle 4y ago
Gmail isn't completely free. If you cross about 15GB of total storage across drive, photos, gmail and anything else ( youtube is exempt) you start paying. Now, while the cost to provision a GB of storage keeps dropping Google's pr

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