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rising-sky
2y ago
> those are some chunky looking glasses that I do not imagine anyone wants on their face You realize this is a prototype and not available for sale to the general public... right?
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2y ago
At the bottom of the page, in the footer, there's this text: > Half-baked ideas for a better future. Maybe the article is intentionally supposed to read like that?
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Scenes from San Francisco's Unhoused Encampment Sweeps
(kqed.org)
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2y ago
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Yea, just to be clear, I'm not disputing the image at all, my original comment is only an observation on the stark contrast when you juxtapose those two representations
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2y ago
I'm aware, notice my comment specifically states "the Earth's *surface* " not just "the Earth". However, my kitchen counter is a flat surface, it's common knowledge the Earth isn't flat and the averag
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2y ago
Pretty interesting juxtaposition considering water makes up about 71% of the Earth's surface, while the other 29% consists of continents and islands!
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2y ago
https://www.threads.net/@aiatmeta/post/C8ubaKupPwC
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2y ago
Indeed and pretty disingenuous from the bakeries. Mislabelling as containing allergens when it does not can lead to a false sense of security or comfort in consumers. In that they may potentially consume an item and discover that it is labe
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2y ago
You could say the same thing for sending a Happy Birthday text, versus a hand written letter or card. Nothing is stopping a person from sending the latter today, and yes they are more appreciated, but people also appreciate the text. For ex
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2y ago
> why would anyone use that instead of dozens of easier and more common methods? Like... head shot in an alley? suffocating them in their sleep? drowning them in a body of water? I think you can probably answer your question yourself if
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2y ago
They’re going to increase the context window https://www.threads.net/@zuck/post/C56MOZ3xdHI/?xmt=AQGzjzaz...
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2y ago
Craig Federighi talking about how the team pulled this off https://youtu.be/IcyaadNy9Jk?t=1639
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rising-sky
3y ago
Ha!
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3y ago
So in other words, this is harmless unless the target was previously infected with the malware `explore.ps1`. This URL just acts as a trigger to activate the malware? Do I have that somewhat right?
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3y ago
Agreed, seems they are sowing FUD by playing on a global disaster event still fresh in short term memory to advance their goal of regulatory capture... the competition isn't letting up so they'd very much like regulation to hamper
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3y ago
If the argument is 1/3 vs 2/3, seems pretty clear where the ruling would fall if those are the two options. > ...the government refused because they didn't care about competition or working with JetBlue. I take it this is
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3y ago
> Rivals on average cut prices 7% to 11% when Spirit enters a market[1][2]. The same cannot be said for JetBlue > “If JetBlue were permitted to gobble up Spirit — at least as proposed — it would eliminate one of the airline industry’s
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3y ago
This sounds like a dont-buy-pitch for an AI engineer... The point the commenter is making is that both schools of thought in the comments are valuable and unless you perform both roles, i.e. an engineer who is familiar with the scientific f
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The grand rewrite of datahub: good, bad, ugly about the popular OSS data catalog
(medium.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
thanks
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3y ago
> ~14 min. for 7B for 1 epoch on 3.5M tokens. ~26 min for 13B for 1 epoch. > At least 1xg5.16xlarge for head-node and 15xg5.4xlarge for worker nodes for both 7B and 13B For the uninitiated, anyone have an idea how much this would cost
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Lucid announces final Sapphire specs: 0 to 60 in 1.89 seconds
(lucidmotors.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Context length / window. Think of them and the "number of words" that the model can effectively process. 1 token is roughly equal to 4 characters or 0.75 words for English text. The number of tokens is the total number that c
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3y ago
It’s capped at 150,000 so not much in terms of income. Article doesn’t specify if this cap is per account or individual
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3y ago
Sounds like that's a you issue, not one for Oracle. Don't mean to sound dismissive but that what your post reads like, jut because I've never encountered a brown rat does not mean it's not the most populous animal specie
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4y ago
> San Francisco is home to much in the way of visible public misery, unnerving street behavior and overt drug-use. Its property crime rate has long been high, and the police clearance rate for property crimes has long been minimal. But t
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Make Something Wonderful, Steve Jobs in his own words
(book.stevejobsarchive.com)
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Census GPT: Query the US census database using natural language
(censusgpt.com)
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4y ago
I see. Well, it was definitely helpful for me, sorry it wasn't helpful for you.
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4y ago
This might be helpful for you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBnniua6-oM
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