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by schleck8 5y ago
just like 90 % of the kpop community
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by schleck8 5y ago
It usually is the US, China or Russia though; the three have a large number of experts for this. And unless you find an error in the attribution processes, they are most of the time backed up by data that appears plausible, like a server or
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by schleck8 5y ago
Until it becomes more mainstream; every os can be exploited if lucrative
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by schleck8 5y ago
They are not as secretive as I expected, even running a twitter account. Kind of uncanny >We have two Canadians, two Estonians, an Israeli and a Korean
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by schleck8 5y ago
I'm sure it will become especially popular amongst Hottub streamers and the like who already use realtime touch ups
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by schleck8 5y ago
> As AI ethics expert Timnit Gebru and her collaborators put it, these systems are “stochastic parrots” that do a decent job of mimicry but utterly lack the depth of understanding that general artificial intelligence will require gpt 3 i
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by schleck8 5y ago
how did they behave? responsibly? making sure people don't get scared of them as they did with ms tay?
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by schleck8 5y ago
i bet they asked to integrate a service flagging insensitive outputs, which is a valid request in my opinion, given not only their company image is on the line but also that of text to text transformers in general
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by schleck8 5y ago
no, it's just expensive to run a 6 billion parameter model. the. limiting factor is the hardware
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by schleck8 5y ago
thanks for the insights!
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by schleck8 5y ago
someone said PCPartpicker
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by schleck8 5y ago
thanks for the tip, looks good
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by schleck8 5y ago
they are part of the heise group, so heise profits either way i reckon
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by schleck8 5y ago
you definitely need a privacy policy for what the extension does going to www.chestr.app doesn't work, only chestr.app does
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by schleck8 5y ago
idealo is similar (available in italy, france and spain additionally to DACH), someone mentioned kakaku for japan
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by schleck8 5y ago
1. It does have a pricy history, including markers for events like black friday, the first and last price as well as the median 2. You can sort the geizhals results by user ratings and it also displays review scores on the desktop version&#
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CO3D (Dataset for Image to 3D Reconstruction, by FB)(github.com)
4 points by schleck8 5y ago|0 comments
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by schleck8 5y ago
This and Idealo are what I use to track prices for products I don't need urgently, like harddrives, to get notified when the overall market price drops or a sale goes live what i find really interesting is the 'search subscription
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Geizhals – Tech Product Price Comparison and Tracking(geizhals.eu)
296 points by schleck8 5y ago|105 comments
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by schleck8 5y ago
yes, the room was noisy and i said something iirc
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by schleck8 5y ago
Tried it with a friend, works immediately
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by schleck8 5y ago
pretty sure its neither but manual reports by a user and probably account rating based on how many chats a user has and their phonenumber to prevent large campaigns
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by schleck8 5y ago
i wonder what the solution here looks like — not being allowed to report spam etc? Them completely ignoring moderation and going down the instagram path, direct message style?
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by schleck8 5y ago
Of course the post gets removed with some obscure Automod/Review pending flair. Awful people doing awful business, no surprises here
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by schleck8 5y ago
I don't get it either. This is the second 'Tesla doesn't have any idea what they are doing' article I have seen on HN today. Since when are we judging technology by its first iteration or even by the concept? Such a pess