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companies undergo natural selection much like organisms do. the difference is companies aren't made of cells, they're made of people. it's a higher level of abstraction. in the case of kodak, their cameras were simply worse t
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your word choice sounds quite negative: illiterate, disengaged, minimum effort why is it a bad thing to consume media that best aligns with how humans perceive information?
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and now my Twitter feed is dominated by video maybe it was a matter of cost. over time the cost of storage has gone down, and people are more engaged by richer forms of media. video > photo > text
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2y ago
Sounds like it's trained on LJ Speech dataset, which is one of the best datasets and very commonly used
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I argue it's impossible to measure the total environmental impact of anything, and it's a waste of time to even try. Let's break this down. There is water used at inference time and training time. The humans working on the pr
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2y ago
Would you agree that a cure should be available? Obviously everyone can choose for themselves if they want it cured.
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No. Searching for an autism cure does not bring stigma to autistic people, the same way searching for a cancer cure does not bring stigma to cancer patients. Searching for a cure is just trying to improve people's quality of life. If a
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Who said anything about eugenics or killing autistic people? The comment chain is discussing hypothetical cures for autism
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I read the entire document and I don't understand where you saw bad culture or micromanaging. Some people may not like the fact that they pull all nighters, but that's a matter of opinion. Clearly some people do like the terms of
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Multisig wallet where you and your spouse both have to sign. In case one dies, the multisig can expire after a certain amount of time and let you access with just one key Of course this assumes you have a spouse
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Sure there may competition among suppliers. When you artificially inflate demand, the price will still go up. One does not negate the other
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Unless I missed it in the article, I don't think the author mentioned one of the biggest factors. The big lenders in America are effectively extensions of the US government, and the government guarantees over 90% of loans. That means t
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There are multiple cities in the U.S. with the name of my city, so unfortunately this doesn't work for me.
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Just don't tell the consumer that it's Gen AI
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We know the process to train a model, but when a model makes a prediction we don't know exactly "how" it predicts the way it does. We can use the economy as an analogy. No single person really understands the whole supply cha
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People have said that types make people worse at programming too lol
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Solutions from any source are often wrong. Stack Overflow, intellisense, human peers. The question you have to ask is: does it make you more productive even though there are mistakes?
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You left this out "The transformer processes the entire sequence all at once by using something called self attention"
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How do you define great?
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End-to-end correctness does not matter in a comparison. If every app implements the same functionality, then that is a valid comparison. Even if that functionality is incorrect.
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You're focusing on the wrong aspect of the post. This post is comparing web frameworks, not showing how to build a correct csv handling app.
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My team comments way too much. I constantly see stuff like this def fetch_data(comment_id): Args: - comment_id: The id of the comment to fetch. Returns: The comment data # Fetch comment data data = fetchCommentData()
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isn't the point of seo to get in front of consumers?
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usr stands for user system resources
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It goes to show how horrible javascript is that it has the concept of a "build step".
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you shouldn't have to copy paste html. any backend language you use probably has templates
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it is theoretically possible, but the results and bandwidth would be worse. sending an image that large would take a lot longer than sending text
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I didn't say that humans are second-class to LLMs. Nor does the proposal suggest that. It's an additional mode in addition to the webpage that humans use
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I wonder how good it is with multi-turn conversations
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It's recognizing that the needs of a human are different from the needs of an LLM.
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