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by ugh123 2y ago
From a filmmaking standpoint I still don't think this is impactful. For that it needs a "director" to say: "turn the horse's head 90˚ the other way, trot 20 feet, and dismount the rider" and "give me addit
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by ugh123 2y ago
>How people seriously expect these foundational model companies to make substantial revenue? My take on this common question is that we haven't even begun to realize the immense scale of which we will need AI in all sorts of product
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by ugh123 2y ago
How will colleagues automatically share the post?
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by ugh123 2y ago
Here's my iced coffee prep for those who like it strong with a bite: Prepare a "lungo" via espresso by brewing through twice (or more) as much water through a single espresso puck. Don't do this over ice. Put the cup i
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by ugh123 2y ago
> (eg. "I did a, b, and c in my previous position to enhance DEI in my department") What if they worked for a dept. that didn't promote these things and may have had policy against them? Why should a candidate need to ple
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by ugh123 2y ago
I guess that will never change huh
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by ugh123 2y ago
Why couldn't the AI be done on-device rather than server side? Isn't that where things are going with mobile hardware?
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by ugh123 2y ago
America should have a long hard look at why it takes so long to do something that would have been considered "reasonable" by most of the country 15 years ago.
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by ugh123 2y ago
Mars is not mentioned once in that article. and when a "science" site uses the word "solved" i'd expect a bit more info on what that means compared to other methods (freeze dried, etc) which it does not mention. and
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by ugh123 2y ago
Highly skeptical when I read these two statements: > ...has solved this problem by using genetic engineering to create microbially-based food > ...and their ambient shelf life on the International Space Station (ISS) has now been demo
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by ugh123 2y ago
The gist: > As a result 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D influences a large number of biologic pathways which may help explain association studies relating vitamin D deficiency and living at higher latitudes with increased risk for many chronic d
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by ugh123 2y ago
If someone can create or reproduce the same kind of work that Person A produces, then that work effort (not the work product, the work) holds less value. Person A should do something to add more value. A similar argument can be had for som
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by ugh123 2y ago
Much of open source software is given away free, as in beer. Would you rather that be paid for and possibly also closed source?
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by ugh123 3y ago
everynoise.com
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by ugh123 3y ago
Are they going to ban toll roads next?
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by ugh123 3y ago
The internet deserves a ripped copy of that CD.
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by ugh123 3y ago
/s? Underrated comment.
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by ugh123 3y ago
If it can do what it claims to do, which is automate on top of existing apps by your voice, whats the difference? Seems innovative regardless of the tech underneath.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Do you see a role for generative AI to discover new patterns?
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by ugh123 3y ago
Source? And does more (or "significantly more") even mean it's making a difference? It's well known that younger and younger people are being diagnosed with cancer, yet only a few major tests have been recommended to be
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by ugh123 3y ago
In the US, it seems like insurance companies teach doctors how to think. How many times have we all heard from a doctor "we don't like to do so many tests each year because of costs"
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by ugh123 3y ago
Good read but nit: this isn't computer science, this is web dev.
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by ugh123 3y ago
and doctors/hospitalists continue to receive all the glory and high pay checks...
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by ugh123 3y ago
The bright side is more people will have seen and touched the marble than if it had stayed where it was.
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by ugh123 3y ago
Doesn't Google Fi use T-Mobile's network as an MVNO? Are they insulated from this kind of thing still?
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by ugh123 3y ago
which also notes that this was recently sold for $5500 via https://bostonraremaps.com/inventory/1980s-illustrated-cold-...
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by ugh123 3y ago
multi modal
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by ugh123 3y ago
Seems like we're pretty far away from "AGI" or even anything resembling a legit "multi model"
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by ugh123 3y ago
Over Easter I asked GPT4 to count a mess of colored eggs on the floor that I was preparing for an egg hunt. They were mostly evenly separated and clearly visible (there were just 36). I gave it two tries to respond and it wasn't even
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by ugh123 3y ago
> you use a reward card, the merchant is charged a higher fee than if you used a "normal" card That seems absolutely ridiculous. The FTC doesn't think this is a problem?

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