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by zkmon 3mo ago
I think a more useful metric would be intelligence per dollar spent.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
> My banking app requires, on average, three FaceID logins before the 3D Secure confirmation view appears. That's a different, equally big problem. Security mafia at every company will continue to rule everything and everyone. They
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by zkmon 3mo ago
With every new version of the OS, the UI desigenrs were forced to show some change and call it improvement, even though those changes functionally unnecessary, more resource consuming, less faster, and less reliable.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Never thought China can force these two companies to run for the cover.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
We might see people rushing to download the Chinese models expecting a ban, like they mobbed stores for tissue paper a few years ago.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Why is it hard to come up with tests that closely resemble real-world usecases where the models are being used?
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by zkmon 3mo ago
I'm not a mathematician. Could someone let me know, what's the objective of this conversation and what was the result?
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Did they invent everything that went into those LLms?
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Anthropic looks like Roman empire fast-farwarded, getting to the other side of the peak even before the IPO.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
How does this fry pan look with a fish in it? Ask Mr Bean.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Because AI is "too big to fail".
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by zkmon 3mo ago
I think we need to stop using the term "dupe" as if there was some originality somewhere that was not built upon or copied what already existed.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
What's wrong if the roles of USA and China are reversed in technology? Why does the rest of the world care? It's not as if USA has done a great good for the world, and China has evil intentions towards the world. Infact it is the
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Intelligence will be free. Inference is not. So the battle would shift from bench marks to token pricing. American companies knew when to change gears and undercut the pricing of the open models. They might already have an algorithm that ad
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Add another dimension - users tightening their purse on AI spend as the reality of returns hits them. Large companies might go for locally hosted models.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
"Dupe" might need to be more specific. What is copied? Is it design, brand name, quality, parts or functionality? What is not to be copied? and why? Dupe might affect the seller, but customer doesn't care much. In the past, p
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by zkmon 3mo ago
You are basically calling out the fact that the Emperor has no clothes. Many said this before. While it is a true statement, it is not going to help. Because, as you rightly said, it is a mania - like the tulip mania of 17th century or the
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by zkmon 3mo ago
> His goals need not be what you want them to be; his project; his rules. Do not post on HN if the goals/rules/project are not be questioned. This is not a bhajan forum. > You do need to know about a person to understand why
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by zkmon 3mo ago
That's interesting. Mind telling how regulation would stop dumping of expired or unconsumed food and other stuff?
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Industrial production would far exceed the needs of people in the target markets. Supply chains are also highly streamlined. Some amazon boxes would go to dump unopened, after delivering to customer. The state of perishable goods is much wo
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by zkmon 3mo ago
> I have tried the word you mentioned along with few other words together and there were no issues. I have typed the word in English literals, and it made a horrible pronunciation of the word. > It will only make the language and the
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by zkmon 3mo ago
You don't need to know about the person, to understand what is done here. This is no invention or profound deed. Anyone using the open-weights TTS models can do this. Talk about the overall goal.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
That's how they will present it. But the direction is clear. It can replace a human chanting professional. If it can, it will. The future is not far off where an AI bot will interact with the users, asking their family name etc and wea
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by zkmon 3mo ago
You make two big assumptions - 1) The problem is really a problem, it is not invented by the consultant, it is well defined, deserves "solving", 2) the person or team is the one who is responsible for doing something about it. 3)
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by zkmon 3mo ago
The TTS quality seems to be poor. I just entered a single word "jaganmaatham" and it failed to pronounce it. What's the point anyway? If you really love your traditions, slokas and chanting, please keep it as natural as possi
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Technology and gadgets used to sound quite amazing, cute and desirable to have and experience. But now they look like plastic feed, triggering a vomit feel. I think revolt against anything tech is around the corner.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
The cutting edge technology is being tested with pelican drawings and video creation. You may argue that this is just testing, but actual mainstream use of this tech won't be far off from these tests.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
It's exactly the same strategy followed by the Silicon Valley for the past 3 decades to beat the IBM-era companies. Google gave everything free. Social media stuff was free. Video calls are free. Bloggers gave content for free. A lot o
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Colors appear to be added by the restoration process. This kills originality of the works. I would prefer to see an artwork as it was created, not "enhanced" in anyway.
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by zkmon 3mo ago
Unfortunately, educating people against some technology is not going to help. It should be a state-level mandate to have any effect. Most people are discretion-less, sheep-minded money pockets. Meta and other businesses discovered this fact

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