NBJack

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by NBJack 3d ago
Their competition isn't really raising the bar either. https://www.reuters.com/investigations/meta-is-earning-fortu...
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by NBJack 4d ago
I, uh, would be more careful of making that statement given our public comment history. I know I can't cast any stones here. More than interesting though, I will vouch for many of the points they presented in practice. Spreading part
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by NBJack 6d ago
It isn't the right play. Part of the reason Meta is scrambling for purpose is how much privacy laws and changes have hurt them while their platforms fail to attract new generations. Ads are still selling, but they can no longer tie the
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by NBJack 7d ago
I mean, sentences themselves are graphs of data and context with connectors of various types. Embeddings within these models help form the links to the underlying semantic concepts. Directly representing things as a graph would likely reduc
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by NBJack 7d ago
Beyerdynamic has ruined me. And it's not even the best out there.
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by NBJack 7d ago
I am but an armchair expert here, but I do think most of what's missing is the complexity of real-life ecosystems and "connections". Having biomes that are substantially large on a given planet and diversity among them, anima
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by NBJack 7d ago
I agree; I stopped playing years ago after completing what was the main quest of the time (uncovering the nature of the universe and getting to the center). I even setup a decent sized farm for one of the more rare materials to make a billi
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by NBJack 7d ago
True realism at the right place and time. Fly out of SeaTac or Chicago O'Hare in most flight sims at sunrise, and you'll get a richly detailed airport, realistic traffic, realistic surrounding terrain, etc. with hopefully jaw-drop
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by NBJack 8d ago
It made a lot of money with its core virtualization tech, which gave it excellent market momentum in datacenters. But the ever growing cloud lanscape was a shift that eventually became an all-hands-on-deck (sort of, and all too late) moment
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by NBJack 8d ago
Chaplinsky v. New Hampshire Virginia v. Black Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc. While it may not apply to you personally, the U.S. Supreme Court largely disagrees with that sentiment.
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by NBJack 10d ago
They already know what they are. There are good reasons the term "terrorist" has yet to be formally agreed upon among members of the United Nations.
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by NBJack 11d ago
That only makes it worse.
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by NBJack 13d ago
Hey, don't forget how "dangerous" GPT-2 was supposed to be.
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by NBJack 14d ago
> Mac Neo can be had for $600 now Maybe a used one? https://www.apple.com/macbook-neo/ has it for ~$700
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by NBJack 17d ago
I get it. You need to market. But it helps us all if you do your homework on terminology and prior art. For example, I assume you aren't referring to an object request broker, a music streaming service, an older open router system for
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by NBJack 18d ago
I do laugh in that in all the times I ever did this for real (even back to my massive 170MB drive), it never felt much faster.
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by NBJack 18d ago
Not if everyone else starts fishing in them. Take a look at the Common Fisheries Policy. It effectively means everyone else in the EU can show up and fish for it themselves, potentially undermining the export revenue and (more importantly)
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by NBJack 23d ago
It totally did. Thanks!
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by NBJack 24d ago
I think the first problem may be fixing the broken mobile experience. I'm getting black text on a very dark gray background.
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by NBJack 25d ago
Definitely not weightless. So much bloat has been dedicated to various frameworks for it, and modern browsers are notorious for how much RAM they require. I'm particularly reminded of this each time I try to visit websites on one of my
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by NBJack 26d ago
I felt the same. I think it's in part to just how long the first game was (somewhere around 27 hours). New York, California, Nevada, Hong Kong, Paris...and multiple areas within each. Cheateaus, military bases, Liberty Island, research
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by NBJack 26d ago
Not for long, sadly.
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by NBJack 29d ago
It will likely be yet another excuse to push more verification of age, identity, etc. legislation.
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by NBJack 1mo ago
I love how many ways we can interpret that line. "Hey Claude, our stuff needs to make more money. We are at risk for losing more." "Rest assured, the 'situation' will only worsen if you resist our benevolent offer.&
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by NBJack 1mo ago
That can work great when the core plugin interface offered is actually stable.
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by NBJack 1mo ago
I regret to say such a book may end up as a pamphlet. I don't see much going into it.
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by NBJack 1mo ago
I honestly hope to see this across all applications, games, services, operating systems, etc. We've been in a period of wasteful RAM usage for over a decade. Constraints, whatever their origin, can be a good thing.
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by NBJack 1mo ago
My favorite way to learn infra topics at work right now is asking for a humorous analogy involving monkeys and bananas. I tend to remember the result, and it gives me reference points for new topics.
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by NBJack 1mo ago
Let's not forget the now defunct line of Trident graphics cards, dating back to the early 90s. Phonetically I thought they were talking about a driver for it.
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by NBJack 1mo ago
If I had a nickel for every model card, repo, or spec posted here that had zero samples of the actual output, I could probably start financing a rack of MI455Xs.

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