season2episode3

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by season2episode3 1y ago
Check out Fourier Neural Operators, they claim to have a pretty solid solver for fluid flow equations (Navier Stokes etc).
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by season2episode3 2y ago
What are the ad free countries?
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by season2episode3 2y ago
The AOC and Bernie wing of the Dem party have been pushing this for years, but were repeatedly shut down by the Pelosi wing.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
As someone who loves OpenAI’s products, I still have to say that if you’re paying $200/month for this stuff then you’ve been taken for a ride.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
It’s available on GCP through Cloud TPU, though Nvidia on GCP is still a far bigger business.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
I'm curious if you have a specific query I could type into Google that's instructive of your claim that information has been disappeared. (honest question).
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by season2episode3 2y ago
This is right up there; with significantly higher difficulty. For one, Taiwan has radar.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
I had to look this up. - NRx = New Reactionism - Yarvinism = replacing democracy with “accountable dictatorship” (resembling corporate governance, with a hopefully benevolent dictator + a board) - RAGE = Retire All Government Employees Soun
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by season2episode3 2y ago
When one guy is talking about domestic military deployments and shooting his political antagonists, and it’s not clear that the courts will stop him, then I do indeed think the F” word is in order. The rest of it is self evident, but I’m no
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by season2episode3 2y ago
If only the military budget went down by 40b in response to these new cost savings.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
This is so cool! I want to build one of these with my kids someday.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
This seems quite similar to the Gemini answer.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
Meanwhile, other LLM providers don’t need to worry as much about their brand image.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
Source on #2?
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by season2episode3 2y ago
The name Anduril means “Flame of the West”, which sounds cool as hell. But it feels a little icky to me given the ideological proclivities of Palmer Luckey and Thiel.
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by season2episode3 2y ago
Google’s play is not really in AI imo, it’s in the the fact that their custom silicon allows them to run models cheaply. Models are pretty much fungible at this point if you’re not trying to do any LoRAs or fine tunes.
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by season2episode3 3y ago
This is going to dredge up toxic heavy metals from the seafloor and let deep ocean currents spread the mine tailings far and wide. This will cause an ecological disaster out of sight, out of mind. It’s a travesty.
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by season2episode3 3y ago
I would not say that OpenAI is all that far ahead of the competition. I would not count Google out, and I would be willing to bet that OpenAI/Microsoft + Google will be the duopoly of the AI age. At this point Gemini is as good as GPT4
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by season2episode3 3y ago
Does this use your own API keys? Several of the models basically don't load for me, and I assume it's being hugged to death.
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by season2episode3 3y ago
VR is kind of a gimmick, but AR will, 100%, be the next frontier of human-computer interaction. It sparks the imagination in an extremely tangible way.
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by season2episode3 4y ago
> If you do not control your means of transport, someone else does and they can take it away from you at any time. The car does provide "freedom of movement" in a libertarian fantasy way, but in reality one gives up your privac
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by season2episode3 4y ago
If you click through to the article, you will find that the governor is against the proposal. Take from that what you will, and not denying the existence of corruption in this one-party state government political machine, but the editoriali
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by season2episode3 4y ago
I'd venture a guess that they're talking about the "three R's": reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic.
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by season2episode3 4y ago
It appears Google has released a spec as of 11 days ago: https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/issues/6188#issu...
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by season2episode3 4y ago
[Serious] Change my view: EA is moral laundering for accumulating wealth. For the record, I am skeptical of philanthropy to begin with, but I am nonetheless interested in what followers of EA might have to say to counter this assertion ^.
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by season2episode3 4y ago
It's hard to tell tone from text, but I'm going to assume you're not being facetious here... I'm pretty sure the answer is 0.
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by season2episode3 5y ago
> Further, I expect the number of cars on the road to go way up > I also suspect it means there will be lots more long distance drives This is the wrong direction for the world to move in. We need to make our transportation efficient
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by season2episode3 5y ago
I can see that urban legend catching on for the same reason that "welfare queens" did.
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by season2episode3 5y ago
For the curious, here's a map of major watersheds in North America. https://www.usgs.gov/media/images/watershed-map-north-americ...
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by season2episode3 5y ago
It's not just you -- CreditKarma checked my credit monthly for a long time in 2019-2020, until I changed addresses. I have never used a CK product. Obviously it's too late now to do anything about it but the existence of this site

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