utopcell

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by utopcell 3y ago
Google Web Search is (supposed to be) changing the world for the better.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Waymo.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Is it though ? Even Meta's 5y return is higher than Google's, and that includes the enormous pivot-to-VR blunder drop.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Do you mean, Google is one CEO change away from turning it around, like Microsoft did ?
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by utopcell 3y ago
I'd be happy with the Google from 5 years ago.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Yet another catastrophist haphazardly connecting dots that shouldn't be connected. The article "lost" me here: > More than $100b has been incinerated chasing self-driving cars, and cars are nowhere near driving themselves
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by utopcell 3y ago
Makes sense.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Pinecone is not OSS.
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by utopcell 3y ago
This doesn't seem to be an ordinary GPU however. It needs to process input from all the sensors and produce some low-bw output (positioning, object detection from lidar etc). They probably have enough RAM to buffer/post-process wh
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by utopcell 3y ago
they probably don't use a single chip.
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by utopcell 3y ago
..and suddenly, it all makes sense.
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OpenAI's Sam Altman in talks with Middle East backers over chip venture(ft.com)
3 points by utopcell 3y ago|2 comments
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by utopcell 3y ago
My favorite UD in C is this: int x, y; x ^= y ^= x ^= y; I was using this for years until I realized that it is UD.
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by utopcell 3y ago
^ This. It's like saying "I gave someone a gift" and arguing that we don't know what that means because 'gift' also means 'poison' in German. Besides, chances are you are very well aware of all these
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by utopcell 3y ago
Agreed. Why is this on HN again ?
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by utopcell 3y ago
> "The technical primitive data structure here is a hashmap where the keys are sorted." ..somewhere, this person's algorithms teacher is pondering about his life choices.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Here [1] are some "frauds" from Stanford University, Oxford University and University College London telling you exactly that. From their abstract: ``One of the most exciting and promising novel architectures, the Transformer neur
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by utopcell 3y ago
Smart kid, thinking out of the box!
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by utopcell 3y ago
> Most 16-year-olds don't have servers in their rooms ..but some have mainframes [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJyiHsfJLEI
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by utopcell 3y ago
(fun fact.) What do you get if you subtract 1 from each letter in I, B, M ?
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by utopcell 3y ago
Definitely thank RÚV. We wouldn't be able to stream this live across the globe without YouTube however.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Thank Google.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Petty comment. Nothing was "hard-wired" in the original w2v. For _all_ rules of the form A-B+C=x, A was excluded from the answer. Full comment from tweet below: "Whoa! It turns out that famous examples of NLP systems succeedi
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by utopcell 3y ago
King-man+woman=queen
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by utopcell 3y ago
Apology accepted. It's never too late to convert.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Why don't you like Google?
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by utopcell 3y ago
How do you figure ? He was a board member and he is no longer part of the board.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Almost the same: The engineer is out of the picture.
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by utopcell 3y ago
Larry Page was pretty pissed off with Elon Musk for poaching Ilya [1]. A great opportunity for him to come back to Google. [1] https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-justified-poaching...
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by utopcell 3y ago
The longest-running computer that we are aware of ran for about 4.5 billion years, and even then it only stopped because it was destroyed in order to facilitate an intergalactic highway construction project for a hyperspace express route.

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