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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
The founders sold Reddit for how much was it $10M or $20M?
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Lots of birds dance, don't they? What about Peacocks? Lyrebirds?
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Pretty sure Doctor Who destroyed that lab in Genesis of the Daleks. Maybe that's in the future, not sure.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Databases are configured for different priorities out of the box. For example when you insert a row that result in a write to the WAL. That's a data safety measure sqlite unlikely to be taking. You can configure Postgres to perform bet
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
We need some sort of special police unit to liquidate renegade robots. Those police officers need a catchy name.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Because when you are driving it would be good to say "Siri get me the directions to the nearest ATM" and have it actually understand you. Stuff that a trillion dollar company cannot manage to do.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
You should put a raspberry pi in a toy monkey and connect it up.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Yeah that's remarkable. Trying asking it to be dungeon master and play dungeons and dragons style role playing game.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Others have said it here in the comments but I'll emphasize the point: when you throw a "signup to proceed" page at people, I am guessing almost everyone closes the page - it is such a huge turnoff to be told to sign up. Sign
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
I'd love to make games I have so many game ideas but realistically for me it could only be approached as hobby/art - the chances of making a living from it are vanishingly small. Which sadly means I'll never do it because dev
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
I'll take it!
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
GPT-2 was laugh out loud funny, rolling on the ground funny. I miss that - newer LLMs seem to have lost their sense of humor. On the other hand GPT-2's funny stories often veered into murdering everyone in the story and committing hein
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
I feel like OpenAI is pursuing AGI when Anthropic/Claude is pursuing making AI awesome for practical things like coding. I only ever using OpenAI's coding now as a double check against Claude. Does OpenAI have their eyes on the ba
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
He's not on the front line anymore is he?
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
That dang is here dispels the conspiracy that this is being hidden by YC. I'd be interested to know what he original pitch to YC was by this company. YC companies often pivot - it may be that their initial pitch was not this at all.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
AMD claims this APU delivers more than twice the tokens per second than an RTX4090. So its better than 4090. The reason its better with a less powerful GPU is context switching. "AMD also claims its Strix Halo APUs can deliver 2.2x mor
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Nvidia must be extremely nervous about this - the most direct threat to the RTX4090. But hey, they've refused to provide GPUs with lots of RAM at a cheap price so competition, y'all.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
I'm not convinced TTS can get all the way to the quality of professional actors for things like audiobooks. I'll take a professional actor over TTS any day - incomparably better quality even with the best TTS.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
What makes software "agentic" instead of just a computer program? I hear lots of talk about agents and can't see them as being any different from an ordinary computer program.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Nothing in the Claude API release notes. https://docs.anthropic.com/en/release-notes/api I really wish Claude would get Projects and Files built into its API, not just the consumer UI.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
"Hither" sadly underutilized word. Doubly true for "thither"
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
Community and people are the main issue. If the people who work on the kernel now don't like that direction then that's a big problem. The Linux leadership don't seem very focused on the people issues. Where is the evidence t
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
I felt a great disturbance in The Force, like a million SAAS and cloud companies crying out.
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
>> NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan, who ordered the firings, did not attend the meeting Such courage. I've had to fire a number of people over the years unfortunately and I've always had the courage to do it myself. &gt
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
>> Assuming that anyone in the government still cares. Schneier hits the mark here. Government only works at all if people care. And if you tell someone that their job, and the organisation they work for - are of no value - then those
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by wewewedxfgdf 2y ago
The Presidential Pardon being the underlying legal basis of everything. With that power, everything is legal.