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by ugh123 3y ago
>the airlines will find a way to adapt The industry's go-to method here will probably be lawyers and take-down notices to Kayak, before they adapt.
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by ugh123 3y ago
ai written? also got an takeover ad telling me my "download is ready"
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by ugh123 3y ago
According to wikipedia, this is circa '92 era https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_kernel_version_history
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by ugh123 3y ago
Did you guys look at boats/maritime as a potential market? Would sea winds make certain things easier? Harder?
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by ugh123 3y ago
Thanks! Thought this whole thing was a joke/prank until I read your explanation
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by ugh123 3y ago
Obviously a 2 week or summer or semester credential shouldn't carry the same weight as a 4 year degree at Harvard or MIT
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by ugh123 3y ago
>Enroll in a program—no admission required—and take a series of graduate-level online courses, taught by MIT instructors, through edX or MITx Online. >Earn a program credential by completing the course and passing one or more proctore
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by ugh123 3y ago
But can I use it to build a better, paid-for, app without having to give up my source code because of the GPL thing?
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by ugh123 3y ago
spreadsheets
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by ugh123 3y ago
In a more "traditional" software team or even medium sized studio, I think the two are a bit more specialized with individuals focusing on each, still with some influence on the other i'm sure.
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by ugh123 3y ago
LOVE IT! Could even be 'multi player' with someone else controlling the ghosts
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by ugh123 3y ago
>Vision >A primary stage of MCI triage supported by sensors on stand-off platforms, such as uncrewed aircraft vehicles (UAVs) or robots, and algorithms that analyze sensor data in real-time to identify casualties for urgent hands-on e
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by ugh123 3y ago
My first rule of recruiting for my own technical teams: don't let a recruiter be the face of your company or team. Set rules on interaction, follow-ups, etc. Insert yourself or someone directly from the team into the process as early
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by ugh123 3y ago
> Texas.
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by ugh123 3y ago
I like the use of the "Worse/Better" table. It gives people clear examples of amount of specificity (one of my least favorite words to say) needed for common knowledge tasks where the actual need and it's presentation ha
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by ugh123 3y ago
Go for curing baldness first
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by ugh123 3y ago
I don't see it as a problem with most non-critical uses cases (critical being things like medical diagnoses, controlling heavy machinery or robotics, etc). LLMs right now are most practical for generating templated text and images, whi
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by ugh123 3y ago
> One observation: Sundar's comments in the main video seem like he's trying to communicate "we've been doing this ai stuff since you (other AI companies) Sundar has been saying this repeatedly since Day 0 of the curr
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by ugh123 3y ago
Seems some of the benchmarks (maybe all?) rely heavily on either CoT or some other additional prompting method to achieve the results. Will their integration into Bard and other consumer products use something similar?
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by ugh123 3y ago
Being able to plug this into Google Docs using your own local LLM would be very interesting...
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by ugh123 3y ago
It also outperforms clinician + googling which the study observed (many doctors use google search to help with diagnosis, terminology, recent studies, etc)
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by ugh123 3y ago
I doubt its anything that can beat 6 months in jail
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by ugh123 3y ago
I think the interesting tech here is that you can stream some kind of arbitrary data (in this case Spotify ) onto a USB device and present it as files, possibly executable. Sounds like something the spy world uses or wants.
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by ugh123 3y ago
This had me thinking of "Tech Ingredients" on diy solid state refrigerator. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWUhwmmZa7A
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by ugh123 3y ago
My first thought when hearing about an "app store" or whatever this is: hopefully it's not inundated with garbage apps and marketing gimmicks. I also think there's a risk of GPTs becoming so opaque as to not clearly unde
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by ugh123 3y ago
learn Klingon?
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by ugh123 3y ago
"69,000,000 users"
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by ugh123 3y ago
How come the "Cyberbeast" model has the same 11k lbs Towing Capacity as the "All Wheel Drive" version ($30k cheaper)? The Cyberbeast has significantly more Torque at 10,296 lb-ft vs. "All Wheel Drive" at 7,435
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by ugh123 3y ago
That was my first take as well!
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by ugh123 3y ago
I'm actually a bit disappointed they didn't implement this as a laptop (or plan to?). I think one interesting aspect of VR is the possibility of it being a thin client to general purpose office computing. And also a great (terribl

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