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Freedom5093
1y ago
I don't understand: > all of the prompt tokens are available in advance and do not require decoding > The other technique is called batching: this technique aggregates multiple prompts into a single decode operation. So do prompt
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Freedom5093
1y ago
This would lead to a rise in doctors and accountants wearing the combo of Canada goose jacket, balaclava and man-sling-bag in summer.
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Freedom5093
1y ago
This is untrue? Cameras in the UK are not "just used for surveillance". The facial recognition used recently has led to arrest of many offenders. > The Met reported that in 12 months they made 580 arrests using LFR for offences
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Freedom5093
1y ago
I thought it was pretty rhythmic I would've believed he's real, just passionate about music on his big yellow bus.
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Freedom5093
2y ago
The only time I think about using or paying for Kagi is when I see these posts on HN and get FOMO. I think that's because I actually don't have that SEO garbage problem anymore. AI apps have made search, and learning in particular
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Freedom5093
2y ago
Is this article roughly the application of the startup mindset to research? With the major downsides that you're giving away your insights for free, and potentially actively help other companies profit from your work. You don't go
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Freedom5093
3y ago
Yes we have to make users happy. But my mission is to build stuff so that bad stuff doesn't happen: Russia doesn't invade Ukraine or China doesn't invade Taiwan. It depends on the use case. Some of these startups and unicorns
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3y ago
> The whole concept is pretty stupid, rooted in a silly assumption; that a grand, noble mission is essential to motivate employees. I am motivated by an important mission, in fact, but I am more motivated by having ongoing impact on that
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3y ago
Wasn't he was fired or asked to leave from DeepMind, then Google? I interviewed at Inflection (his startup), and my interview with him (final stage, founder interview) was the worst interview I've ever had. He did no small talk, h