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by a-r-t 1y ago
Nice to see a Festool miter saw in his shop, Lynch knew what he was doing.
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by a-r-t 1y ago
There is a good Veritasium episode on her last flight going deep into technical details of what went wrong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTDFhWWPZ4Q
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by a-r-t 1y ago
If we are speculating here, why not just go straight to an LLM serving all requests directly? No code needed.
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by a-r-t 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Internet_theory
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by a-r-t 1y ago
Glad to hear it's on your radar. I'd imagine phone call transcription is a significant use case.
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by a-r-t 1y ago
There are two options that I know of: 1. Merge both channels into one (this is what Whisper does with dual-channel recordings), then map transcription timestamps back to the original channels. This works only when speakers don't talk o
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by a-r-t 1y ago
Transcribing Twilio's dual-channel recordings using OpenAI's speech-to-text while preserving channel identification.
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by a-r-t 1y ago
Hi Jeff, are there any plans to support dual-channel audio recordings (e.g., Twilio phone call audio) for speech-to-text models? Currently, we have to either process each channel separately and lose conversational context, or merge channels
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by a-r-t 2y ago
The MS announcement is limited to scams/phishing. Google mentions both scams and spam, but somehow I still get 15-20 spam emails a day that even the smallest LLM should be able to classify correctly.
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Ask HN: Why aren't LLMs used for email spam detection?
2 points by a-r-t 2y ago|2 comments
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by a-r-t 2y ago
You mentioned Django, but I couldn't find much on your website about how it works with your forms. Will I have to manually replicate all form fields on the client side? Will it work with Django form validation and show errors? I'd
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by a-r-t 2y ago
The goal from the start was to raise $230M and then get acqui-hired for $116M by HP?
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by a-r-t 2y ago
https://support.humane.com/hc/en-us/articles/34374173951373-... "Your Ai Pin will continue to function normally until 12pm PST on February 28, 2025. After this date, it will no longer connect to Humane’s
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by a-r-t 2y ago
Off topic, but the font in the article is hard on the eyes.
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by a-r-t 2y ago
From the article: "The researchers also applied their technique to three-millimeter cubes of brain tissue from a 9-month-old girl with epilepsy. The tissue maintained its pre-freezing structure and remained active in a laboratory cultu
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by a-r-t 2y ago
So the six finger hands were just a foreshadowing?
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by a-r-t 2y ago
Something like a quiz similar to [0] with a small reward would be better. [0] https://phishingquiz.withgoogle.com/
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by a-r-t 2y ago
If anyone is interested in reading about this idea, I recommend Stephen Wolfram's "A New Kind of Science" [0] and Max Tegmarks's "Our Mathematical Universe" [1]. [0] https://www.wolframscience.com&#x
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by a-r-t 3y ago
My state is not in the pilot, so I can't try it myself. Have anyone here used it yet? How was the experience?
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by a-r-t 3y ago
Do a barrel roll :)
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by a-r-t 3y ago
You can introduce multiple types of changes, for example: addition at the end, removal of N characters from the end, and complete string replacement, etc. Then for each change you can calculate which type is more efficient to store.
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by a-r-t 3y ago
Delphi was the first GUI-based development experience for me back in '96-'97. It was the next step after learning Turbo Pascal and writing command line programs. I still get warm feelings every time I see it mentioned somewhere. T
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by a-r-t 3y ago
Apple is sitting on $162B in cash right now and would definitely benefit from OpenAI's IP.
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by a-r-t 3y ago
Banana for scale: Apple makes that much in revenue in about 30 minutes.
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by a-r-t 3y ago
11. Using encryption algorithms compromised by NSA
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by a-r-t 3y ago
> Is "sleeping" the macbook and closing it shut, enough? For Apple silicon-based (and newer Intel-based), yes: https://support.apple.com/guide/security/hardware-microphone...
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by a-r-t 3y ago
I've seen things you people wouldn't believe...
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by a-r-t 3y ago
A lot of great movies bombed at the box office. Marketing plays a big role.
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by a-r-t 3y ago
538 compares polling data against actual election results. What are you going to compare a critic's ratings against? If you compare them to the average critic or audience rating for a given movie, you will end up with a system that pun
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by a-r-t 3y ago
This is what ChatGPT's Code Interpreter does (writes code in Python and then runs it to check for errors). I'm not sure if it's enabled for everyone yet though.

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