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by rmorey 2y ago
Nice to see what was probably already an internal resource now published and open for comment. They seem to be pretty clear that they are still just using this to inform human data annotators, and not (yet) implementing something like Const
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by rmorey 2y ago
An acquisition, yes that would be concerning. A partnership, however, I can get behind
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by rmorey 2y ago
+1 for running Whisper locally, but check out Assembly AI too: https://www.assemblyai.com/pricing
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by rmorey 2y ago
Everything @simonw has worked on, honestly: https://github.com/simonw
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by rmorey 2y ago
Another article I quite like about this (not paywalled!) https://www.currentaffairs.org/2020/08/the-truth-is-paywalle...
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by rmorey 3y ago
Pretty funny, and makes me think the ticketing system pretty much worked. Yeah he was able to get on the plane, but the system correctly flagged the second time the pass was scanned, and once seats started filling up he was discovered
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by rmorey 3y ago
you’re right but I think the phrasing is fair. Princeton in the passage effectively refers to the location, not the university, and there are other places called “Institute for Advanced Studies” so you probably need to disambiguate
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by rmorey 3y ago
Thanks Matt, best of luck to the team!
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by rmorey 3y ago
oh thank you for sharing this! I knew about warp but didn't realize it was using the autocomplete specs
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by rmorey 3y ago
Having contributed to the Fig autocomplete specs, I find this sad. The Amazon product Fig was built into basically works as replacement, which is good. Still, the core value of this product are the open-source autocomplete specs: https:&#x
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by rmorey 3y ago
The models behind these products, Claude 3 Sonnet, and Inflection-2.5 are ostensibly completely separate models, trained independently. It is hard enough to get the same model to produce the same result twice at temp>0, so it’s pretty su
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Claude Sonnet and Pi AI give exact same response to a prompt(twitter.com)
14 points by rmorey 3y ago|6 comments
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by rmorey 3y ago
WHAT!
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by rmorey 3y ago
Ifixit did a great job figuring this out: https://www.ifixit.com/News/90409/vision-pro-teardown-part-2 ... > the lit area totals 3660 px by 3200 px > The Vision Pro comes in at a stunning 3,386 PPI Though PPD
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by rmorey 3y ago
If the name is available, someone will take it, and I can think of no better steward of it than Simon
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by rmorey 3y ago
Seems similar to Datasette: https://datasette.io https://github.com/simonw/datasette/
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by rmorey 3y ago
I actually think it's a good change
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by rmorey 3y ago
I thought exactly the same - it actually drives me nuts that Python packages have this confusing dual-name nature. You were there first!
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by rmorey 3y ago
It’s going to be a pain to go through my set at find the ones to replace! Although I suppose I could just wait until they come up during game…
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by rmorey 3y ago
What would that difference be?
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by rmorey 3y ago
I heard a really sad report (via anonymous apple employee on the podcast ATP.fm, I'll try to find the episode) that they have totally canned the "Extreme" i.e 4xMax project entirely, for at least the next several revision cyc
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by rmorey 3y ago
You're arguing that they could and should bring back support for discrete GPU's, which I don't disagree with at all. What I'm saying is, I just don't think they are going to, in the near future.
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by rmorey 3y ago
> I clicked the “X” dismiss button. But Apple somehow assumed that that meant “yes, install it immediately” because 20 minutes later I got a “you must restart” notification and when I restarted, the system was running macOS 14.2.1. That
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by rmorey 3y ago
I don't think you should hold your breath for discrete GPUs coming back any time soon: https://www.owc.com/blog/why-the-m2-ultra-mac-pro-doesnt-sup...
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by rmorey 3y ago
I don't think this is correct. The M-series chips themselves have ISP's in them.
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by rmorey 3y ago
I'm very interested in it as well, I think we can mostly just speculate. I don't think it's a GPU, I think it's an independent SOC running some sort of real-time OS ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rea
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by rmorey 3y ago
As an employee I think every time you do that you are burning some credibility (assuming you are honest about your work history)
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by rmorey 3y ago
> You're arguing poetry “recitals” aren't legal? No. I think the strongest point you make is the one-time thing. But I still think, in general, simply reproducing an article via speech verbatim would not be found fair use (not
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by rmorey 3y ago
(not making a argument for either side) I believe the Google Books decision is probably the strongest precedent for this in the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authors_Guild,_Inc._v._Google,... .
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by rmorey 3y ago
> If you are allowed to - in a public square - recite from memory an article you read on the internet You are in fact not allowed to do that

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