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by tananaev 2y ago
The definition is good because currently many call their open model weights as open "source". But I suspect most companies will still call their models open source even when they're not.
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by tananaev 2y ago
Poorly phrased. $150 billion is the total company valuation, not the share that Sam would receive.
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by tananaev 2y ago
Awesome. I've been waiting forever for a vector OSM replacement. I already changed it to be the default for my open source GPS tracking project.
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by tananaev 2y ago
It's called financial fraud and it can result in jail time.
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by tananaev 2y ago
Revigator did prevent illnesses like arthritis by killing you with cancer before you can develop them.
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by tananaev 2y ago
I think it's not China, but pressure from the west forces some Chinese companies to cut ties with Russia. It's not a Chinese initiative. The title kind of implies that it's China as a state, but it's not true.
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by tananaev 2y ago
I don't think weights is the source. Data is the source. But still better than nothing.
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by tananaev 2y ago
The problem is to understand how complex the request is, you have to use a smart enough model.
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by tananaev 2y ago
What are you putting your money into?
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by tananaev 2y ago
It's probably not going to be very good at handling it out of the box. It would require quite a bit of fine tuning.
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by tananaev 2y ago
That's a result of natural selection forced by search engines. I think that's why I like ChatGPT so much. You can ask it very specific things and it will tell you exactly what you need. It does also output verbose answers by defau
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by tananaev 2y ago
Nvidia is clearly overvalued, but betting against it is too risky. Nobody knows when its price will return to a reasonable value. It could be months or years.
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by tananaev 2y ago
Why is this such an important news? Do people regularly use instant pay out? I would think that it's mostly for emergency situations. Normal payout is still free.
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by tananaev 2y ago
NoI(ntelligence). Sounds like a good name for something that explicitly doesn't have any AI bs
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by tananaev 2y ago
Maybe, but it's still going to be a very niche business.
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by tananaev 3y ago
It would be nice to see how California compares in terms of emissions per resident. It's unclear why it would be much different from some neighboring states with smaller populations.
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by tananaev 3y ago
Totally agree. This is a problem that is easily solved by the free market. You get a high fee once, you will learn the lesson and either be more diligent or use a bank that has lower fees. I think it's just a cheap shot by some politic
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by tananaev 3y ago
The current spike is mostly because of the interest rates. They will either come down or the house prices will eventually start going down. For now everyone just expects rates to go down soon, so nobody sells or buys houses.
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by tananaev 3y ago
I think the main point of the article is that they had to do some serious prompt engineering to get the results they wanted. It probably means that with normal usage it doesn't produce any quotes from copyrighted materials.
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by tananaev 3y ago
Awesome news. I think Mapbox made a mistake when they started charging for using their open source library with non Mapbox maps. But it's good that MapLibre picked up the work. I migrated my project to MapLibre a long time ago. Still m
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by tananaev 3y ago
Most people won't get anything close to what they had. That's because bankruptcy claims are locked in USD on the date on the filing, which was pretty much the bottom of the market. And they certainly won't get any returns on
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by tananaev 3y ago
I suspect their core business is unsustainable as is. From what I understand, they use search APIs, which are expensive. So they need to get their own index, at least partial, to have a sustainable business.
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by tananaev 3y ago
And most card payment processors will charge you more than 30% commission if you sell a product for $1. The numbers are specifically picked to make it look bad without providing a clear disclosure.
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by tananaev 3y ago
To be fair, they have to deal with a lot of returns fraud.
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by tananaev 3y ago
Official can do better ranking based on usage.
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by tananaev 3y ago
I think in general having financial security makes me happy, not buying any specific stuff.
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by tananaev 3y ago
I'm sure it's also a marketing move to build a certain reputation. Looks like it's working.
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by tananaev 3y ago
It's not because OpenAI wants to force people to enable history. It's just a technical limitation in the way it currently works.
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ChatGPT Personal Finance Chatbot(chat.openai.com)
3 points by tananaev 3y ago|0 comments
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by tananaev 3y ago
Most what you're saying can be applied to many other technologies. What about internet? Should we limit access to Internet?

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