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by spyder 3y ago
Huh? Replacing human labor with machine is evil? You wouldn't even able to post this comment without that happening, because computers wouldn't exists or we wouldn't have time for that because many of us would work on farms t
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by spyder 3y ago
Stable-audio and MusicGen sounds better than Jukebox. But the best so far is Suno.ai ( https://app.suno.ai ) especially with their V3 model they have very impressive results, the fidelity is not studio quality but they're g
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by spyder 3y ago
I think it could also have a connection with symbolic AI: The discrete tokens could be the symbols that many believe is useful or necessary for reasoning. It is also useful for compression, reducing memory requirements by the quantization
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by spyder 3y ago
Yep, humans too have to think before answering most non-trivial questions, and especially the ones that include calculations. So it seems "obvious" that we should try to to give LLMs too some time to think before answering, for e
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by spyder 3y ago
What's up with the weird list of the supported countries? It isn't available in most European countries (except for Ukraine and UK) but on the other hand lot of African counties are listed... https://www.anthropic.com&#
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by spyder 3y ago
From the BitNet paper: "Straight-through estimator. To train our 1-bit model, we employ the straight-through estimator (STE)[BLC13] to approximate the gradient during backpropagation. This method bypasses the nondifferentiable functio
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by spyder 3y ago
He would just give access for his brokerage or bank account to the lady, like it happens in many other scam cases.
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by spyder 3y ago
It's possible it was pre-trained on 3D renderings first, because it's easy to get almost infinite synthetic data that way, and after that they continued the training on real videos.
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by spyder 3y ago
Yea, and from this paper it looks like the tree model (Catboost supervised) is still beating their (zero-shot) performance and they don't show their supervised version yet, but they write at the end that they plan to do it in a future
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by spyder 3y ago
computer technology since the 70s is really just "faster paper" Huh... "paper" is just storage, the whole point of "computer technology" is to have a tool to do computation not just storage. So no, computers
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by spyder 3y ago
Yep, and by tilting the spinning discs/cylinders you can have omnidirectional control by changing which part of the edge of the rotating cylinder is in contact with the surface above it. You don't need the ultrasound thing posted
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by spyder 3y ago
The goal should be to quality check not the AI vs human distinction. It shouldn't matter if something was written by AI or human if it is high quality , fact-checked. But I think AI (or the way we use it) still needs some improvement
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by spyder 3y ago
There are already such products, just search for "bitcoin heater" .
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by spyder 3y ago
just to add to the list of weird videos: Cyriak: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FavUpD_IjVY Buttered Side Down: https://www.youtube.com/@ButteredSideDown/videos
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by spyder 3y ago
Using AI could have prevented this. So the no AI, or algorithms can be also a negative thing as the example shows. I understand not using it for recommendation because it still has false positives, but using it for filtering could have prev
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by spyder 3y ago
Yep, a video about it capturing a murder (blurry video from 7 years ago I'm sure it's even better today): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mJLr0KMsRAA
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by spyder 3y ago
For example the Numerai hedge fund's data science tournament for crowdsourced stock market prediction is giving out their expensive hedge fund quality data to their users but it's transformed enough that the users don't actua
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by spyder 3y ago
Huh? UIs should be repetitive not impressive or original, so users don't have to learn different new interface for every app.
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by spyder 3y ago
In the tweet he says he is using https://elevenlabs.io for the voice, which is currently the best quality text-to-speech service and allows for voice cloning too. And Elevenlabs is saying this about cloning other people's v
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by spyder 3y ago
A small prototype was already built in Las Vegas, they can even change the "logos" on it :)
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by spyder 3y ago
One of the reason is mentioned in the article: "When guests drop $100 or more just to walk in the door, “people have [the] wrong expectation when they come” he says because those expectations might be unreasonably high."
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by spyder 3y ago
There are companies working on that using AI: Acoustic sensors in the car: https://v2minc.com/#solution Skoda made s sound analyzer mobile app 3 years ago: https://beebom.com/this-ai-app-detects-internal-iss
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by spyder 3y ago
There are already methods to do that in neural networks, it's called "pruning" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pruning_(artificial_neural_net... and, yes the article also mentions that it happens in mammal
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by spyder 3y ago
Same and it pops up only when you are in the middle of reading (on scrolling down) which was so distracting I didn't even continue reading. Probably they know or measured that immediately showing pop up on a page load gets ignored and
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by spyder 3y ago
This looks like it' using the method that was mentioned in the article too, it needs regular calibration with a cuff (which they include with the product).
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by spyder 3y ago
CommonCrawl / Open PageRank ? https://www.domcop.com/top-10-million-websites
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by spyder 3y ago
Hmm... but intelligent people don't think they're that intelligent (Dunning–Kruger effect) :-)
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by spyder 3y ago
Sure, and that's why they value API users around 20x more than their website users ? (based on the rough estimation in the post)
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by spyder 3y ago
Hugged to death? Console shows: 429 (Too Many Requests)
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by spyder 3y ago
Even without ads the users that post content (or manage their subreddit) through third-party apps are still valuable for Reddit. Sure they are a smaller percentage, but that small percentage is more valuable than a regular ad watching user.

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