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xchip
3y ago
Just by being accused with no proofs? Bad YouTube.
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xchip
3y ago
Considering it is a simple project you should consider implementing all in just one file.
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xchip
3y ago
The article doesn't unravel anything, flagged
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xchip
3y ago
Nice, then how much is the Irish church going to pay for the systematic rapping of children?
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xchip
3y ago
How much are they paying per kid?
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xchip
3y ago
My point is that we know where many paedophiles hide and operate, but we do nothing, but hey let's blame AI
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xchip
3y ago
I tend to ignore all those articles, they keep talking about the same old things but using different names.
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xchip
3y ago
This looks like an advertisement.
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xchip
3y ago
The Christian church has been using religion to predate on kids, they are still around, no real justice has been done, but we are worried about AI?
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xchip
3y ago
What a surprise to discover that lack of emotional control is a bad thing.
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xchip
3y ago
Small caveat: this is only true for generating text with simple grammar, like code. For human text this doesn't work so well.
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xchip
3y ago
The lead researcher of this study also claims parent alienation doesn't exit https://research.manchester.ac.uk/en/publications/the-malign...
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xchip
3y ago
that is what it really is, a serial terminal.
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xchip
3y ago
A more honest headline would be "TRS-80 connected through serial port to esp32"
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xchip
3y ago
Good to know they use a thermostat.
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YouTube using antipattern to force people enable history
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3y ago
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xchip
3y ago
Why that long intro with that unnecessary narrative? This could have been summarized in a tweet "Shazam for singing: Used whisper to transcribe what I sing, then used Google to get the name of the song"
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xchip
3y ago
Another good use case of IOT
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xchip
3y ago
Ambiguous title, it should be "memory requirements for training LLMs"
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xchip
3y ago
1) How much per user? 2) Is this a fine that compensates users for the damage caused? 3) Will this fine make apple do better next time?
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xchip
3y ago
I'll file this in the folder where I store similar apocalyptic articles. We heard the same about Google, nvidia, Microsoft... And yet we have a new one.
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xchip
3y ago
It should be called back to the cubicle
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xchip
3y ago
Any old cellphone is better than that. If you need io just connect an Arduino using the serial port over USB. I never understood the purpose of these things, other than using them for 10 minutes.
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xchip
3y ago
Yeah, the esp32 is so power hungry that despite of its wifi, it is not at all mobile
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xchip
3y ago
Yeah, por ir on deep sleep and wake it up briefly once a day and try not to use wifi
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xchip
3y ago
And the battery lasts for how many minutes?
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xchip
3y ago
I would start using Google because it's not the first time someone asks this question
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xchip
3y ago
I recommend not reading fashion or beauty magazines.
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xchip
3y ago
make sense, they are very biased towards the treatment most expensive
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xchip
3y ago
Mitigates how much? Please stop sharing news that make vague claims, HN is not Facebook
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