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by sigmar 3y ago
Heard. But we're going to entirely eliminate all PWAs because there might be an additional prompt added? Seems excessive/specious to me.
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by sigmar 3y ago
tbh, I thought the summary in techcrunch was much easier to read and concise. >Browsers also could install web apps on the system without a user’s awareness and consent. Couldn't this be entirely solved with an OS permission-like pr
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by sigmar 3y ago
Is there any indication that the copilot version of gpt4 will be less restrictive than the chatgpt version of gpt4? (non-rhetorical)
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by sigmar 3y ago
That's a great reason why your dinner table is not covered by the Digital Markets Act. But here they're trying to argue the law shouldn't apply because Apple isn't getting money from iMessage, when it's clearly been
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by sigmar 3y ago
>The company contends that iMessage [doesn’t fall within the scope of the DMA] as it is not a fee-based service and it does not monetise it via the sale of hardware devices nor via the processing of personal data. oh, cool. Where do I go
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by sigmar 3y ago
I would call it "3d with parallax using sensor-derived depth data." 3d mesh models can be rotated and are still considered 3d, not 6dof or any new term.
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by sigmar 3y ago
assuming it is because apple did focus groups and knows that everyone associates "3D" with the 2003-2010 "3D movie" hype/gimmick.
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by sigmar 3y ago
Are there any physical stores where one can demo Xreal products?
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by sigmar 3y ago
Other axios headlines that take 5 seconds to google: Elon Musk's SpaceX wins contract to build NASA's lunar lander Putting Elon Musk’s Tesla into climate change perspective https://www.axios.com/2021/04/1
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by sigmar 3y ago
Ask perplexity7B-online anything and then compare it to siri. https://labs.perplexity.ai/
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by sigmar 3y ago
I like the concept of "social media delivers a dumb feed, then my device groups and organizes them." In line with what is written in the conclusion, I would love to use a client like this that also does curation (by floating topic
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by sigmar 3y ago
>All the big, exciting uses for AI are either low-dollar (helping kids cheat on their homework, generating stock art for bottom-feeding publications) or high-stakes and fault-intolerant (self-driving cars, radiology, hiring, etc.). Wtf i
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by sigmar 3y ago
>But don't downplay the extreme seriousness of the debate. If you post a profile publicly on the internet, people/companies can easily scrape it. Regardless of what is in the threads ToS and whether you're federating with
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by sigmar 3y ago
>The door in the underground shelter will be constructed out of metal and filled in with concrete—a style common in bunkers and bomb shelters. There's some neat details in this. Really curious how a door like this opens. And curious
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by sigmar 3y ago
Keep in mind 'view hours' != 'view count'. A show that is twice as many hours will have twice the views hours with the same view count. people also rewatch certain stuff, so popularity might be inflated. and I assume lon
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by sigmar 3y ago
That's just the parameters? So 32 bit parameters? This blogpost is incredibly misleading by putting Gemini nano-2's "size" as larger than Phi-2 (in Table 2 displaying only the number of parameters) and saying "Phi-2
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by sigmar 3y ago
Doesn't say it on their announcement blog post, but the huggingface page says this model is english only. Unfortunate, imho. https://huggingface.co/Deci/DeciLM-7B
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by sigmar 3y ago
edit: guess I was wrong
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by sigmar 3y ago
Not exactly similar companies in terms of their goals, but pretty hilarious to contrast this model announcement with Google's Gemini announcement two days ago.
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by sigmar 3y ago
and whisper large is 1.55B parameters at 16bits instead of 4 bits, I believe. so nano-1 weights are ~1/3rd the size. Really impressive if these benchmarks are characteristic of performance
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by sigmar 3y ago
This seems really scummy, like they're trying to circumvent the FTC rules on the disclosure of paid product placements by doing this in a automated way (even with the chat message opt-in). Seems to me like the company promoting someone
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by sigmar 3y ago
From the linked paper in the article: >If it relies instead on some sort of deep learning, then the answer is equivocal—at least until another algorithm is able to explain how the program reasons. If its principles are quite different fr
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by sigmar 3y ago
Not really. But Helen Toner has been tweeting a little "To be clear: our decision was about the board's ability to effectively supervise the company, which was our role and responsibility. Though there has been speculation, we wer
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by sigmar 3y ago
OpenAI has a short (though difficult to evaluate) definition in their charter: "OpenAI’s mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence (AGI)—by which we mean highly autonomous systems that outperform humans at most economic
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by sigmar 3y ago
>“It will make it very easy for any researcher or group of researchers to create fake measurements on non-existent patients, fake answers to questionnaires or to generate a large data set on animal experiments.” Perhaps I'm naive, b
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by sigmar 3y ago
People love to see things in black and white without nuance, "oh you think the board should reverse the decision, that must mean you think Altman was innocent and should never be fired!". My read was that most people here (at leas
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by sigmar 3y ago
>how everyone in HN just assumed he was "innocent". Did they? You should try scrolling through the original thread and ctrl-Fing [edit: removed the single word that was getting me downvoted to oblivion, my point is that people
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by sigmar 3y ago
> all the employees have basically sworn out an oath of fealty to the CEO Objectively not true. Employees were quiet on Friday. It was after Ilya told employees that Altman was fired partly because he tasked two people with the same job,
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by sigmar 3y ago
The fact it states that this was after firing Altman makes it seem like the phone call to Dario Amodei was just the board flailing "hey, do you want to come back to openai? no? or maybe you could just merge your company with ours? you
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by sigmar 3y ago
He says he regrets his action, so he's not blameless. and it wouldn't have been possible for 3/6ths of the board to oust Brockman and Altman without his vote. My bet (entirely conjecture) is that Ilya now realizes the other t

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