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victor9000
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2y ago
A couple of years back I got a message on LinkedIn from Andrew Ng and I was blown away, then I quickly realized that this account was probably managed by a team of recruiters. I responded positively but mentioned some ML 101 concepts that
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This gets at the absolute torrent of LLM diarrhea that people are adding to PRs these days. The worst of it seems to come from junior and first time senior devs who think more is more when it comes to LoC. PR review has become a nightmare
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I added a ublock rule on mobile to exclude this domain ||polyfill.io^ Any other practical steps that mobile users can take?
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2y ago
So you have to AGPL your product because of the database that it uses lol, hard pass.
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2y ago
It would be great if I could give it the url of some relevant documentation that it could use when generating code
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2y ago
Sign up to search is a blocker for me
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2y ago
wow, just what we asked for! https://stability.ai/news/introducing-stable-audio-open
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2y ago
wow, just what we asked for! https://stability.ai/news/introducing-stable-audio-open
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2y ago
The length of the output is not the issue. The problem is that the output includes drums, voice, and several instruments already premixed into an accompaniment. What music producers really need are isolated samples of just a single instru
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2y ago
It would be so much more useful for music producers if these audio gen services would create individual samples instead of trying to generate the entire composition.
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2y ago
My experience is that a stable graphql server is dependent on well behaved clients, which is not something you control.
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2y ago
Does anyone know of other open models available for code intelligence?
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2y ago
What problems did you encounter?
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3y ago
Well, it was either continue down a path of irrelevance or try something different. Hopefully this means a brighter future for Firefox.
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3y ago
My favorite part is how the plastic handle sits an inch from the base yet completely melts over heat, simply brilliant.
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3y ago
meh
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3y ago
The list in question: https://web.archive.org/web/20231231203837/https://docs.goog...
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3y ago
Money means yes, everything else means no.
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3y ago
I read xyz with a single file and already knew Justine was involved lol
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3y ago
Donate all you want but, most importantly, talk to your manager about making a corporate donation.
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3y ago
That's because it's not about safety, it's about ego, vanity, and delusion.
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3y ago
Have a portfolio presence online somewhere, or figure out a way to demo your side projects. Fill out your linkedin profile with as many details as possible. Try to get endorsements from your peers for the various skills you use at work.
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3y ago
Seriously, the longer context window is absolutely amazing for opening up new use-cases. If anything, this shows how disconnected the board is from its user base.
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3y ago
This was done in the context of Dev Day. Meaning that the board was convinced by Ilya that users should not have access to this level of functionality. Or perhaps he was more concerned that he was not able to gatekeep its release. So pres
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3y ago
What's clear here is that users of OpenAI's products will end up in a worse place as a result of these developments. Ilya is on record as being against open sourced models with the view that they are too "powerful" to r
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3y ago
I wouldn't count on it, Ilya has stated that he's against open sourcing models that might be seen as "too powerful"
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Judging from this interview, I wouldn't hold my breath hoping for more openness. Ilya seems to be against open sourcing models on the grounds that they may be too powerful. Good thing no one asked him to invent a wheel, after all peo
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Seriously, and you can accomplish something similar with a regular hanger and just a single nail. You hang the hanger on the nail flat against the wall, then the next hanger can be daisy chained on the exposed neck of the previous hanger a
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Oh no, that sounds very irritating. Do you have to use tear drops non-stop?
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