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ryoshu
2y ago
Yes. And no one wants to listen to the people who deal with this for a living.
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2y ago
Whales are spending $15k a pop for some in-game assets. It's crazy.
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2y ago
Had a similar thing happen when my small regional bank was rolled up through a couple M&A's and I have 00s and my regional account number remained. If I ever have to call them I have to explain the situation because when I start wi
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ryoshu
2y ago
The audio track on load that has no obvious way to stop playing prevents me from reading this content. Please don't do that.
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ryoshu
2y ago
Tattoo studios have better hygiene.
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3y ago
> But all in all I think it's more of a force multiplier rather than a breakthrough like the internet. Thank you. Seeing similar things. Clients are also seeing sticker shock on how much the big models cost vs. the output. That will
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ryoshu
3y ago
Yes. Eleven Labs has convincing custom model and has been around for over a year.
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3y ago
Look for people at banks. We made our first ML Engineer hire a few months ago and almost all the candidates came from people working at banks. The salaries aren't FAANG and the talent is there. The person we hired was a former ME to bo
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3y ago
Still is.
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3y ago
The ego was always there. It was repressed by social norms and intoxicants can release those constraints. As a “boss” I actually like when people challenge me, including calling me an “idiot.” I’ve gone as far to tell people to feel free t
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3y ago
Don't confuse a feature with a product. Postgres works great and you can layer in cosine similarity along with full-text search in a single query if you need to.
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3y ago
We are getting more abstractions, not necessarily better ones. I much prefer working with people who figure out how things work under abstractions rather than relying on them blindly.
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3y ago
Mistral 7b gets the first two wrong, but gets the third one right: "The orange is still in the living room. When you moved the plate, you didn't move the orange. It remains in its original location until you pick it up and move it
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3y ago
I can draw as many Disney characters as I want to and Disney has no recourse as long as I'm not publishing them somewhere.
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3y ago
From the q8 model: "A kilogram is a fixed unit of mass, so regardless of the object, if it weighs 1 kg, it has the same weight. In this case, both a kilogram of feathers and another kilogram of feathers would have the exact same weight
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3y ago
I still have a physical copy of, "Creating Killer Web Sites." That era of web dev was hacky and super fun.
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3y ago
Nintendo purposely doesn't focus on cutting-edge or power. Hasn't since the the mid-80s. Having fun with friends is a core concept of what they do. Hand a Switch to a group of people to play party games. It's really interacti
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3y ago
The isometric architecture diagram is hard to read as well.
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3y ago
I was around for the gold master of AOL 5.0 (Kilimanjaro). After the release we were pulled into a conference room to get on a call with Steve Case. You don't want to get on a call with the CEO immediately after a launch. It turns out
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ryoshu
3y ago
Yes. That's one of the jokes.
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3y ago
1000% agree with, "Compliment in public, correct in private." But I still ask a person if it's okay if I compliment them in front of large groups to make sure they are comfortable with it. I've embarrassed people before
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3y ago
You can run it locally depending on the machine (13b models will run on a 32GB Apple Silicon laptop). You can also spin up one of the larger models on Huggingface or similar. If you want to productize it you'll likely need devops/
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3y ago
True. I can't do a full table scan on an non-indexed column in a RDBMS with billions of rows on a single machine without it grinding to a halt. Tools have limitations.
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3y ago
These are federal conspiracy counts. Overt acts don't need to be crimes, they just need to be proof of the furtherance of a criminal conspiracy. Making a crowbar isn't illegal. Buying a crowbar isn't illegal. Emailing your bu
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3y ago
Programming is easy. Asking the right question is hard. Prompt engineering is just another abstraction on top of the abstractions we have to get computers to do useful things.
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3y ago
I use ChatGPT for similar. I can spend time looking into various languages/libraries I don't use often and figure it out. Or I can ask an LLM and have an answer I can validate in the same amount of time I start browsing search res
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3y ago
Have people not work on-site and the company can lower their bills.
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I'm pretty sure if a copyright owner dies without heirs the copyright is orphaned, it doesn't become state property in the US. That's the problem. If the work became public domain it would make more sense.
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3y ago
Bad managers do that. Good managers accept accountability for the failures of their teams. Delegation makes a leader more accountable, not less.
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3y ago
Programming is easy. Asking the right question is hard.
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