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by zaptrem 3y ago
They have an airplane/“Travel” mode which supposedly mitigates this.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Just use the FaceID camera on users’ iPhones.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Interesting project that could be very useful to anyone who needs graphical design for presentations/signs/logos. However, it needs a lot of improvement. In no particular order: 1. "Try AnyText for free" button does noth
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by zaptrem 3y ago
The range anxiety myth really annoys me. I drove my family of seven across (NY-SF) and up and down the country (NH-FL) three times in a Model Y and charging was super easy. The computer did all the planning for us and there were plentiful c
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Including the text positioning generation part? What’s the source on that?
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Available as a phone line API ( https://www.vocode.dev ) and OS project ( https://github.com/vocodedev/vocode-python )
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Iirc Ethereum ASICs were also memory bandwidth bound. With KV caching transformers are just lots and lots of matrix vector multiplication and are bound by loading the huge weight matrices onto the cores.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
What made it a time sink? How could it be made faster?
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Can you elaborate what you mean by "edge weights to nodes, but used the same matrices"?
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Agreed, apart from fiddling with navigation (which is touch in any car unless you’re willing to deal with voice assistants) 99% of my control input is via the steering wheel buttons.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
I read an article a while ago that concluded the tapes were almost certainly reused (overwritten).
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Transformers are heavily memory bandwidth bound on modern hardware, and these chips only have 60% higher memory bandwidth.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
They're still extremely effective as a fuzzy search engine and translator (e.g., I can write out a function in plain English and get something that would have taken me a minute in 5 seconds). Additionally (more importantly), the most m
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Open version predates this one: https://huggingface.co/blog/lcm_lora
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by zaptrem 3y ago
What’s the point of React Native when things like Ionic exist (webview adapter for React)? I’ve been using RN for years but just realized the JS engine doesn’t have JIT so will be way slower than the alternative I just mentioned (which seem
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by zaptrem 3y ago
As someone with a borderline acceptable understanding of RL this is the most accurate take so far.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
What you're seeing is BungeeCord, a Minecraft proxy server that lets you run thousands of servers through one domain name. You set up a load balancer that points to a bunch of BungeeCord instances and those in turn point to the actual
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Given the disclaimer in the repo's README I wouldn't be sure about that.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
The Hypixel Network is a mini-games server.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Hypixel is a large server/network of mini-game servers. Them working is really impressive because they (and other similar large servers) use many advanced/esoteric features of Minecraft to make their minigames stand out.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
If they weren’t interested in the content itself but were instead interested in studying or manipulating the system providing the content I can see why the behavior in question would be deemed inauthentic. However, I can’t really back it up
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Afaik the media matters employees were not genuinely interested in consuming Nazi content. I think their point was that none of the real nazis saw these ads next to nazi content I guess?
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by zaptrem 3y ago
I think she is suggesting that the user profiles they curated to maximize the chance of this happening were not the result of authentic usage patterns.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
I don't think anyone has reported an end to scaling laws yet.
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Many would consider OpenAI a YC startup considering it branched out of YC research, participated in one of the batches in some form, got investment from YC, and was led by Sam Altman (an alum and leader) up until today. Otherwise, maybe it&
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by zaptrem 3y ago
We've been building with Modal over the past few months (though no prod-scale tests yet) and were slightly disappointed by very large (10-20 second) cold start times. In the long term we're more interested in inference servers tha
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Google is pursuing the absolute worst of what AI music could be. It's really disappointing. Instead of elevating human expression they went straight for generating generic mass-market music to back Shorts videos. Zero influence from hu
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by zaptrem 3y ago
Can't believe this got buried... it's awesome! Btw how does the backend work for this? It's serverless but also realtime somehow?
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by zaptrem 3y ago
“In addition, Tesla has not made improving its self-driving technology a major priority” As an FSD beta user for the past few years, this statement seems uninformed. Can anyone give anymore info about the patents actually being infringed up
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by zaptrem 3y ago
What’s your use case? The difference in behavior between the two models seems like it would make failover difficult.

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