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suyash
3y ago
I didn't see the 2nd point but yes overall this clarifies.
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suyash
3y ago
So, can we then say the title is 'click bait'?
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suyash
3y ago
Ok, so I am having a hard time buying the idea that just make a fun project if you want to create a something like 'Google'. Startup 101 teaches us that you need to solve a painful problem that lot of people have, that is the best
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suyash
3y ago
Nice job on publishing this detailed report, I wish after every attack all organizations disclosed in such detail so we can create future defence and counter measures in an open source way.
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suyash
3y ago
ever heard of Musk's Starlink? From thier website "Starlink users typically experience download speeds between 25 and 220 Mbps, with a majority of users experiencing speeds over 100 Mbps" - https://www.starlink.com
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suyash
3y ago
time to move away from undersea cables to satellites.
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suyash
3y ago
Pro tip: in chase meta actually got hacked, it would be good idea to not use that password on any other websites, change them immediately.
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suyash
3y ago
It would have been smarter if they hosted this on a separate reliable server altogether.
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3y ago
Official page to check status: https://metastatus.com
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3y ago
Official page to check status: https://metastatus.com
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suyash
3y ago
me too, also Instagram, could be that Facebook got hacked ?
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suyash
3y ago
This is the main reason I still use Objective C, better C++ integration.
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suyash
3y ago
Your analogy doesn't quite make sense. The reality of the TV/Film production is that most of what we watch are created by big production houses and not indie creators. These companies will do whatever it takes to reduce thier cost
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3y ago
Exactly, there are lot of arm chair experts in the forum today who have no clue about the reality of the industry, people do it because they are passionate about it and devote thier whole life to get good at it, this is just taking food fro
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3y ago
This use case is a direct threat to actors when AI can create realistic footage with human and non human subjects, add to this generated speech, you have totally replaced hiring actors and killed thier employability.
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suyash
3y ago
There is no UBI coming, govt can barely fund current budgetary needs without borrowing tons of money. If here are no jobs means no tax payers which will further shrink gov budgets. We are on our own as I see it.
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3y ago
One can't really enjoy life much if you don't have financial means to survive. This technology promises to wipe of hundred's of thousands of jobs in media production - from videographers, actors, animators, designers, camera
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3y ago
Other are just charging what they are because people are too ignorant to complain/object and will just pay.
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suyash
3y ago
How much would you pay if it was just a one time purchase - let's say license with 1 year updates ?
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suyash
3y ago
Can someone make an open source version of this so developers can directly integrate themselves on AWS?
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suyash
3y ago
Easy solution - can someone create or add to the existing ad blocker to work on Amazon Prime ads as well please?
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suyash
3y ago
I think it's bit too much, once a while neighborhood or school cleaning makes sense but it shouldn't be part of a typical school day. Along the same lines, lack of trash cans in Japanese streets and classrooms is also a source of
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suyash
3y ago
Is it still relevant in the days of Tensorflow, Pytorch and other high level frameworks that solve computer vision with ease?
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suyash
3y ago
Is it possible to execute a light weight language model, perhaps this https://github.com/facebookresearch/llama using ExecuTorch to run on smartphone in real time for a chatbot app ? Please share some guidance.
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suyash
3y ago
nice, now any pointers on how someone can make something similar in a smaller form factor?
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suyash
3y ago
Website fails to explain how it is better than existing top browsers? Just because it's Indian made is not enough of a reason to switch.
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suyash
3y ago
More of a reason for ChatGPT to disrupt Google Search.
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suyash
3y ago
It's open for legal migrants, not for illegals, same logic applies for developers vs hackers.
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3y ago
who would have thought that few years ago, just goes to show that a Giant like Google is also susceptible when they stop innovating. The real battle is going to be fought between these two as Google's business is majorly dependent on s
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suyash
3y ago
This announcement seem to have killed so many startups that were trying to do multi-modal on top of ChatGPT. The way it's progressing with solving use cases with images and voice, not too far when it might be the 'one app to rule
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