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by wordpad25 3y ago
"model" is end-to-end, input-to-output, inclusive of the entire framework and it's guardrails and everything else if they are able to detect hallucinations, filter them out and automatically re-run, that's a huge improve
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by wordpad25 3y ago
the answer is in one of the first lines in your linked article "Email isn’t as sexy as GitHub"
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Then Uber wouldn't exist. It was an exorbitantly expensive and risky plan to disrupt an entrenched taxi industry all funded by investors.
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by wordpad25 3y ago
Big Insurance/Banking companies is around a hundred years old. Uber is still a new business trying to prove it works.
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by wordpad25 3y ago
They can buy Uber stock
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by wordpad25 3y ago
porn it’s always porn
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by wordpad25 3y ago
This is so much more fun than grinding leetcode if your eventual goal is to work for a big tech company
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by wordpad25 3y ago
ChatGPT is spot on: 2004 - The Google team realizes they're sitting on a pile of user data bigger than the Eiffel tower and starts the development of MapReduce, because finding pictures of cats among a petabyte of data is harder than f
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by wordpad25 3y ago
simplify the pricing and offer it as your own service = profit
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by wordpad25 4y ago
are there archives to go to for dead torrents? any places that seeds dead torrents on demand?
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by wordpad25 4y ago
people treat facebook as if it were like their myspace, something dumb they did in their youth that's not longer relevant and is dying reality is pretty different, fb business is doing great despite all their missteps
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by wordpad25 4y ago
@kashunstva that's really interesting, how would you link cards together, though? Have you seen this done anywhere?
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by wordpad25 4y ago
If you're learning Duolingo subset of a language, it's still a language learning application.
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by wordpad25 4y ago
HUGE SALE! Save 93% OFF on GPT API by translating prompt into English first!!!
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by wordpad25 4y ago
It’s too easy to scrape them, but even that is already done by many intermediary companies all too happy to resell that data.
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by wordpad25 4y ago
I'm sorry, but who's there to challenge USA hegemony? China which is facing a massive economy crisis on the verge of recession/depression. EU just lost UK. Russia is... well, they officially made it legal to pirate western
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by wordpad25 4y ago
courtesy of GPT4 Priority inversion: A situation where a higher-priority task is indirectly blocked by a lower-priority task holding a shared resource. Mutex vs semaphore: Mutex ensures mutual exclusion for a shared resource, while semaphor
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by wordpad25 4y ago
Every service previously provided by white collar workers and afforded only by middle and/or upper class will be democratized and available to everyone.
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by wordpad25 4y ago
nothing is stopping you from doing the same with LLMs, you can have it go back over it’s response and check it for accuracy
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by wordpad25 4y ago
yet
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by wordpad25 4y ago
another thing is to measure total calories intake and spending weekly. Daily metrics can vary wildly without affecting overall result.
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by wordpad25 4y ago
calories are a unit of energy, so it’s a straight forward comparison if we assume that a computer can be powered by 100 watts, over a day it will use 2.4 kW h, which is about 2000 Calories GPU will consume a lot more, but we aren’t that far
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by wordpad25 4y ago
“just released” says its 9+ years old on app store you just did another update?
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by wordpad25 4y ago
what is the difference from just searching youtube for same?