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4y ago
What blows my mind is how quickly they produce the research papers, and the online documentation to match the technological velocity they have...I mean, what if most of this is just ChatGPT running the company...
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Ask HN: Best online AI training and model service like HuggingFace?
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4y ago
I wouldn't take the analogy too literally. But the 'kids' are all market participants in the system the government is trying to regulate. My point being is there is a reason certain entities don't communicate with full t
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4y ago
I view it kind of like parenting. Depending on what kind of kid you’ve raised you may not want to signal to them that no matter what you’ll financially bail them out. Hoping they’ll make the right choices.
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4y ago
I work in the healthcare space, for HIPAA reasons in-browser tools for quick analysis is appealing. Curious what kind of data transformation/excel macros functions will be available.
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4y ago
It literally broke when I ran a build. Thought did cross my mind.
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4y ago
I just started using Actions ... is this rare or is it one of their more fragile services?
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4y ago
Best "math book" for kindling interest in mathematical thinking in an elementary school kid?
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4y ago
Off topic: anyone know of a good place to order high-quality prints of work like these?
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4y ago
If anyone has a Buddhist bent, attention is somewhat synonymous (I think) with consciousness. So there are some profound implications.
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4y ago
I read the Chris Hedges book when it came out and it's left a lasting impression on me. I think it got rid of any academic notions of war I may have had. One part that I'll always remember was him saying the war criminals were the
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4y ago
Thank you for sharing. What's odd is usually my memories are kind of banal. I think it's emotional triggered, like how I felt during that stage of my life, but even that's kind of a stretch for me. I'm sweeping my yard,
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4y ago
Related, does this happen to anyone else: you're going about your day, then a random memory comes to you? My theory is something subtle/unconscious makes me remember it (something I saw or felt). I asked my wife if it happens to h
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4y ago
A few weeks ago I was skeptical that this technology would get past the emotional response we get from procedurally generated game environments, but I've been convinced otherwise. The emotional response I get from some of the best of t
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4y ago
A state is in large part defined by having a monopoly over taxes and a military, neither of which any group within an existing state can ever have. So these network states can at most land somewhere between a political party or an online cl
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4y ago
As a manager, trying to scratch my own itch and obsession with one line workflow creation: https://neondispatch.com/
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Ask HN: Anyone repetitively building online forms/surveys?
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Ask HN: Best Tool to Document APIs?
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4y ago
I probably implied more causation than I meant. I know nothing about fasting causing my high cholesterol directly. What I do know is I thought my weight not going up liberated me into eating whatever my heart desired in my 4-5 hour feeding
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4y ago
I did this for two years, lost a fair bit of weight. But the gorging at dinner time really messed up my cholesterol levels. So just an advice that one's weight isn't the only metric of health, if you do any diet change consult you
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4y ago
I’m pretty ignorant on this topic, but what are the benefits of having a personal VPN?
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4y ago
Watched the video interview with him -- never thought of games as a purposeful mechanism to help keep friends together as they get older. Need to look into this.
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5y ago
https://neondispatch.com/
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5y ago
Curious if willing to share the market size:revenue for the premium service?
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5y ago
Might need to become an automated check before comments are allowed on HN articles.
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Ask HN: Best SaaS Boilerplate?
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5y ago
I'm curious for those that work with NeRFs what their results look like for random images as opposed to the 'nice' ones that are selected for publications/demos.
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Filecoin Saturn
(pl-strflt.notion.site)
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An added precondition for killer applications in Web3
(neondispatch.com)
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5y ago
So for example, every bug before today considered 'old', with any new bug after being 'new'. New bugs create a penalty in the metric, while the rate of reduction of old bugs is what's to be optimized for while not d
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