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3y ago
Makes sense but what if there's another organ in the way?
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3y ago
High training times could be cost prohibitive. Currently, its over $100mil to train GPT4 from scratch (which possibly includes other costs related to RLHF and data acquisition). Not sure how this model compares, but its likely not cheap.
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3y ago
No thumbs required :)
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ugh123
3y ago
Yeah but you don't get to rub elbows and party with VCs! Isn't that what it's actually about? /s
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3y ago
Electron would be great if it weren't for the performance, security, configuration, and packaging issues. The latter two seem to be what OP suffered the most. html/css/js (and the frameworks on top of it) seem like a pretty
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3y ago
Is it possible that in a few years time, only Mac silicon and PCs with high-end GPUs will be required to run "In-home LLMs" affordably? If we get closer to a either "AGI" (whatever the hell that is) or at least a reasona
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3y ago
Great info! I waded into this territory recently when trying to find a font that I can re-distribute as a system font for a device i'm building. Apparently this is completely restricted and disallowed according to pretty much every co
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3y ago
Flexible fuel?
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3y ago
You can probably get refunded by your credit card company
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3y ago
I think whats new now is profs and teachers can just turn to a program to "reject at scale" rather than even reading it themselves.
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3y ago
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic" - Arthur C. Clark. The reason i'm convinced this can happen is because I think the [very fundamental - read early] building blocks seem to be already th
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3y ago
> Firstly, there would need to be a film to begin with, and that requires a lot. A whole hell of a lot. Not sure what you mean by that. Like, there needs to be a written script? But I don't think you're following the "vis
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3y ago
What are the non-merit based criteria you propose?
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3y ago
Apply directly to companies.network with potential managers, colleagues, and their internal recruiters.
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3y ago
Sell that to IKEA
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3y ago
Can this be used to replace objects in a scene? In your demo example you place a bed, but what if I want to replace my bed with yours?
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3y ago
This kind of stuff is the future of film making. Imagine adding "yourself" into a scene like this, moving around as you were/are from a video you just created of yourself. As in: film yourself walking around your bedroom with
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3y ago
If OpenAI can run its product for billions of queries a day supported by just ad revenue, then i'd believe you. Both are fantastic, but not the same.
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3y ago
Very cool! Would this be portable to a Raspberry Pi?
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3y ago
Yes!
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3y ago
My wife had a $50k transfer initiated yesterday from her savings account (Bank of America). She was able to cancel the transaction by calling the bank in time, but still have no idea how it happened. Uses an iPhone 12 and hasn't down
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3y ago
Can we just call it "I3F"?
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3y ago
Pretty soon we'll see kids making their own covers and protective cases for Chromebooks like we did back in the day with our textbooks
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3y ago
How would you "switch off" the magnets as the train approaches so as to allow it to pass with its newly gotten energy?
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3y ago
Would love to see someone in the industry recognize this discrepancy and say "we proudly say we match our OS upgrades with the strongest right-to-repair laws in the country". Google Pixel? Edit: Well hey, at least Google is now d
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3y ago
Maybe tools like this can [someday] replace dedicated QA teams...
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3y ago
Well, it is open source...
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3y ago
From the arxiv.org paper: "We introduce MADLAD-400, a manually audited, general domain 3T token monolingual dataset based on CommonCrawl, spanning 419 languages. We discuss the limitations revealed by self-auditing MADLAD-400, and the
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10 year old boy arrested in Mississippi for urinating in public after he couldn't find a public restroom in August https://www.cnn.com/2023/09/08/us/mississippi-boy-arrested-u...
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3y ago
Am I correct in assuming the right way to pronounce this is "Nah-No-Fuzz"?
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