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by tiagod 2y ago
They announced their LAM AI as being able to navigate websites and apps by itself, and not needing any adjustments when the sites change or new sites are needed due to ML. Instead of that, they shipped a bunch of manually written playwright
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by tiagod 2y ago
Every token emitted is a full-pass through the network, with the prompts and previous tokens (sent by you and the AI) given as input. And I agree that there is certainly a capacity for reasoning, no matter how flawed it is. There is plenty
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by tiagod 2y ago
Ironically, the "stochastic parrot" could very likely put together a better argument than this ridiculous comparison with Prolog and 2011 tech. Sure, markov chains are also picking the next token, but so am I when writing this com
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by tiagod 2y ago
It does not do what it was purported to do though. It was supposed to have a built-in AI, including an AI to navigate websites that is just a bunch of manually written playwright scripts, and plenty of capabilities that are present in the m
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by tiagod 2y ago
This was actually a great explanation. Still delivering 15 years later. I wonder what other mathematical constructions are abstractions of burritos.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Well, sure, because all the complexity emerges in the weights
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by tiagod 2y ago
>403: Request Unsuccessful >Your request cannot be satisfied. >You appear to be trying to break this web server. Goodbye. Sorry, I guess...
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by tiagod 2y ago
What's a "normal computing task" for you? I know a lot of poeple that don't own a computer nor feel a need to own one. They just use their phones for everything.
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by tiagod 2y ago
I have a similar setup to yours, but end up working (for my job, or for personal enjoyment) more than half the time on a single 14" screen, wherever (kitchen table, my couch, someone else's couch, outside, ...). For some kind of w
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by tiagod 2y ago
Unfortunately, and as much as I wish this wasn't true, it's not even close... Sure, macbooks look good, but it's not the looks that make them great laptops.
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by tiagod 2y ago
To be honest, I don't think you cant get a lot more generic than "Gemini". I can think of many things sharing that name that are more well known than a niche HTTP alternative...
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by tiagod 2y ago
Give that comment another read ;)
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by tiagod 2y ago
They just need to get the equivalent amount of light into each sensor as your TV remote gets into your TV. I doubt it would get unsafe before rising the power by many orders of magnitude... Especially considering unshielded kW IR lamps ar
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by tiagod 2y ago
These markets actually have dispute systems, as far as I know
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by tiagod 2y ago
Yes. Which makes OCR not a solved problem.
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Reverse-engineered Shazam audio signature generator(github.com)
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by tiagod 2y ago
Where do you draw the line between accidents and natural causes? If one was to catch the wrong breath and get infected by a virus that eventually led to their death, would that be an accident or natural causes?
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by tiagod 2y ago
They will. We're talking of poeple that have no problem stopping a train in a busy station to completely paint it from one side to the other. They'll spray the dog, put a couple stickers on it, and run away.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Honestly, it's just paint, it has no direct victims. With most police departments understaffed and underfunded (at least where I live, Portugal), I would rather they focused on more serious problems.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Yes it's a similar thing, as mentioned in the article. The spectrogram is the frequency-domain, your wave file is the time domain.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Where do you draw the line? GPT2 was introduced as a LLM, and you can easily run it on more limited devices than a recent iPhone. Did it stop being an LLM when bigger models were released? Is llama 7B an LLM or an "SLM"?
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by tiagod 2y ago
Of course GPT 4, or even 3, are impossible to run on any consumer product. As far as I know it's an ensemble of several models which are huge by themselves, with enormous hardware requirements. But there's a lot of smaller LLMs, a
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by tiagod 2y ago
You can run a bunch of LLMs on a phone (such as llama), depending on which phone you have.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Understood. I was just interested in why that's the case, as I know almost nothing about the game. No need for that last paragraph...
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by tiagod 2y ago
What do you mean with that? Aren't the differences with the paid items just aesthetic?
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by tiagod 2y ago
Publications very often A/B test titles on the public before settling on a final one
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by tiagod 2y ago
Just because it's not CGI, doesn't mean there isn't a lot of trickery involved. They could have filmed the emoji toy part as stop motion, for example.
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by tiagod 2y ago
We all know what the ad is supposedly saying. But there's something called context. This add doesn't exist in isolation. In my view, is not offensive due to the destruction of the objects, but by the deeper meaning of crushing the
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by tiagod 2y ago
Hopefully we get rid of DST in the next 1000 years...
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by tiagod 2y ago
Depending on how stable your signal is, I've had good experience with seasonal ARIMA and LOESS (but it's not neural networks)

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