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theGnuMe
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The groups are focused on different things. OpenAI went all in on generative models, i.e. stable diffusion and large language models. DeepMind focused on reinforcement learning, tree search, plus alphafold approaches to biology. FAIR has
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4y ago
Right but does it match the net export number which is the legal one? or the fake one?
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4y ago
Has anyone successfully sued Hindenburg? I feel it can go both ways, one it brings the issue back up (if you survive the short) and two Hindenburg has already won multiple lawsuits.
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4y ago
If you cash out of the app do you get the full balance or the app balance?
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4y ago
They could've done so but there probably would've been backlash from the republicans "President says I shouldn't drive or drive 55". Deliberate crap like that.
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4y ago
These ikea pieces are great because you can hack them with other things and get something useful out of them.
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4y ago
To communicate with each other humans are going to need verification codes that AIs don't know about. Otherwise you won't know if it is a deep fake on the other side. I imagine this is what Altman's retinal coin is about. A
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4y ago
Is this using a DNA profile -> AI image? If so that is an amazing advance.
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4y ago
Engage with the world in a different way, for example, through the arts. Art engages and soothes the soul. Take in a play, a classical music concert, some comedy. Take up an instrument. Read books not Tweets and certainly not the news.
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The merge should take place at the last possible moment. They call this the zipper.
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4y ago
I don't think the criticism of startup products is the same as criticism of the bailout. But I do think that we've lost our sense of community (or perhaps never had one). >Seems like the hostility hit its most irrational peak
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4y ago
Teens typically stay up later than parents who stay up later than grandparents. And babies tend to use a 2-3 hour feed cycle which necessitates mom at the minimum to be somewhat awake. There seems to be evolutionary reasons for this (proba
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My kids consume roblox and minecraft videos ad infinitum and they are all on Google. I pay for premium to avoid ads so if twitch took this market I would pay twitch. They also make roblox tiktoks as well but the overall workflow/inter
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4y ago
The EU has GDPR. The US has refused to consider similar legislation but that would be a way to keep TikTok and limit data collection on US citizens and require it stay in the USA.
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4y ago
Why doesn't twitch go after youtube? The market seems large enough. Also if they could produce tiktok like gaming videos that would probably be popular.
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4y ago
Interesting, what prompt started you off? I asked chatgpt about monads which was interesting in itself.
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4y ago
As opposed to white collar work where we stare at screens all day?
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4y ago
There's something called tumor treating fields that uses electric fields for treating glioblastoma. Fascinating stuff.
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I like this concept. Is there any sci-fi based on this premise?
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Yeah this is a well known concept in formal languages. But the human programmed guard rails act this way since the more powerful human LLM can figure it out. So for now we will still need humans! I don’t think anyone has put together the h
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4y ago
Good luck changing it!
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4y ago
Software alone is not patentable. You get around that by patenting a system.
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4y ago
I think the most obvious one is the "ChatGPT side hustle"
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4y ago
Umm.. don't you have a manager? Surely they could find work for you, no?
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No. It's always been about posing the right question.
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4y ago
Just as an fyi some of the top AI folks at OpenAI don't have PhDs. I remember reading that on Twitter (I think).
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4y ago
Even better is if you use their apps you don't have to even make notes. It could just figure it out.
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The British figured out long ago how to insult someone with praise. This is why British comedy is so good. They use such creative discourse to call out their politicians without libeling them as the liars they are.
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Startups succeed in spite of themselves.
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4y ago
Seems like a good deal for the employees if they can unload 100%.
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