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by QRe 7mo ago
Does this LLM benchmark have any actual credibility? I get why they chose to not publish the actual tests but I find it highly dubious that there are only 15 tests and Gemini 3 Flash performs best.
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by QRe 1y ago
First off, kudos and congrats on the launch, seems like a fun idea! I am curious, as you mentioned reverse engineering. How difficult was it to retrieve the raw gyroscope data from the AirPods - AFAIK there is no API to access this informat
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by QRe 1y ago
Fun experiment. Main limitation I see is the delay between actions and commentary because of the whole script generation & TTS overhead. It seems like the commentary can quickly fall behind, especially in fast-paced sports.
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by QRe 2y ago
Kudos for building something new, fresh & exploring, experimenting. I don't see a scenario where this would be useful. It reminds me of exploded-view drawing but I don't see this being useful for textual content. Do you have a
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by QRe 2y ago
Eh, I think it's a neat idea. No one's forced to use or buy this - as is the case with any offered service. Also, the 'qualified human being' in the end is still the tattoo artist who's actually doing the tattoo in
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by QRe 2y ago
1. I am not discrediting the expert in any way, if anything, I think their decision to quit is understandable - there is now a challenge that arose during his research that is not in their interest to pursue (information pollution is not re
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by QRe 2y ago
I understand the frustration shared in this post but I wholeheartedly disagree with the overall sentiment that comes with it. The web isn't dead, (Gen)AI, SEO, spam and pollution didn't kill anything. The world is chaotic and net
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by QRe 2y ago
Well, at least OpenAI seems like an upfront, honest company full of integrity. Don't see any privacy concerns here. /s
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Ask HN: How do you cope with the Rapid Pace of AI/ML?
4 points by QRe 3y ago|3 comments