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by xigency 3y ago
It’s an incredibly dangerous and unethical practice that is universal in US hospitals.
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by xigency 3y ago
This is a GitHub repo, not a NASDAQ corp. Shareholders’ bottom line will never be my concern in the mental health space. If someone wants to build a startup in this space, they should organize it as a public benefit corporation, non-profit,
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by xigency 3y ago
> If you think LLMs perform at a level that they can help resolve the mental health crisis in the US, you are very much a part of that problem. Bogus. How do you know an LLM isn’t better than human led treatment because the patient can b
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by xigency 3y ago
It seems I’m only one of a few people who finds this area to be promising. Given that mental health care is expensive, that many people suffering are isolated with no one to talk to, and that talking to someone about your issues, whether or
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by xigency 3y ago
But you see your honor, I’m a sovereign citizen! For some reason too much time spent working with machines clouds the judgement of how law and the court work.
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by xigency 3y ago
A mix of magic and imagination.
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by xigency 3y ago
You can do this with PowerPoint actually. I bumped something once and Japanese subtitles popped up following what I was saying in my confusion.
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by xigency 3y ago
They only sent about 10 emails then? Sounds dubious.
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by xigency 3y ago
It makes a lot of sense to invest in a 24GB card for the right price.
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by xigency 3y ago
Clever.
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by xigency 3y ago
Effective prompting has more to do with theater than engineering.
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by xigency 3y ago
> Both of those corrections are absolutely part of the model Is there a way to gain a better understanding of how these parameters are modeled and what the scientific evidence is for the various phenomena in astrophysics? It's somew
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by xigency 3y ago
Thanks for building this. The mechanics are such an obvious idea that it's astounding that the first-party platforms haven't done this yet. I would be interested to see how this could be used for other tasks outside of JSON that r
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by xigency 3y ago
Long story short, it would be a good project if you have passion and excitement for music and are willing to take it on as a labor of love. As a money-making venture, starting your own independent record label has a pretty poor outlook.
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by xigency 3y ago
Looks interesting and the privacy terms on the landing, while not quite legally binding, are pretty refreshing for once. However, it’s tough to see much of what VNA and AI Self is without a sign-up.
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by xigency 3y ago
I do think there’s never been a better time to reinvent the web, including basic technologies like HTML and JavaScript. For example, picking up more elements of semantic web and distributed systems and leveraging interconnected devices.
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by xigency 3y ago
Question, how long did it take to train this model and what hardware did you use?
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by xigency 3y ago
That seems backwards to me. Sure, a GPU core is less general, but in terms of concurrent execution, memory bandwidth, and FLOPS I would expect hundreds to thousands of cores for all new GPU offerings. Apple’s double-digit GPU core counts fo
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by xigency 3y ago
Processed meat is also a known carcinogen. Yogurt and dairy increase risk for breast cancer, but you might find them under a pink label. If you spend any time in California, you’ll notice many carcinogens are around us all the time. Tobacco
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by xigency 3y ago
Actually seems like a prescient comparison to me. Relevant here is ‘economic research’ which is developing new methods in business, not technology. If YC isn’t a function which transforms startups, then at least it’s a transistor which ampl
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by xigency 3y ago
I’ve got an expensive GPU at home I’m not even using because there aren’t that many things to do with it. Give me more local options.
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by xigency 3y ago
I’ve also pondered over this recently. Many social media companies have incentives that are unaligned with their platform users’ best interests. For example, creating more engagement through polarizing or negative content, trying to maximiz
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by xigency 3y ago
That’s a really convoluted way to say they rinse them off in clean water. Anyway, seafood comes from the ocean. I don’t see why they would be worse than other oysters.
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by xigency 3y ago
> programmers are so eager to forget that copyright is not at all about what something is, and all about where it came from See “What color are your bits?”: https://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/entry/23 >> And very much
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by xigency 3y ago
> AMD coincidentally had the right CPU at the right time. They have been there pretty consistently, for example they’ve been the SoC provider for a few generations of Xbox and PlayStation consoles, now.
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by xigency 3y ago
A good lesson to learn - If you as a service owner aren’t testing the limits to the point of failure and enforcing sensible guardrails around that, then some random user eventually will.
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by xigency 3y ago
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by xigency 3y ago
This is super cool and I can’t wait to try it out. There’s more than one polyrhythm I’m trying to arrange, and being able to quickly hear it without having to come up with a sticking or arrangement would really help.
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by xigency 3y ago
Not super on point, but wow that boilerplate at the end really goes above and beyond at saying “this is my personal blog, and just, like, my opinion man.”
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by xigency 3y ago
This sport will never be for me. My fingers are sweating just from reading the article.

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