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   by bradneuberg 4mo ago

   This looks amazing!
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   by bradneuberg 10mo ago

   Interesting study but it sounds like the satellite was captured in the early 1990s, exhibited in a museum for a decade or two, and only x-rayed in 2016. I’m not sure if the defects they found can be attributed to the space environment or we
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   by bradneuberg 1y ago

   I’m literally working on this at Planet right now :) https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240610385569/en/Pla...
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   by bradneuberg 1y ago

   This looks like an important breakthrough, basically a non-RHLF mechanism to focus and restrict deep nets.
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   by bradneuberg 2y ago

   What was the joint LLM training with RAG work? Sounds interesting.
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   by bradneuberg 2y ago

   Interesting, what new space startup was that?
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   by bradneuberg 2y ago

   Someone in Nebraska should start a site named Cornhub.
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   by bradneuberg 2y ago

   Did Conway's Law originate with Lynn Conway?
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   by bradneuberg 2y ago

   They report a fairly large jump in accuracy across several datasets in their paper. Looks like a promising approach, basically leveraging the very large context window that some recent LLMs provide to give many examples in context before an
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    by bradneuberg 2y ago

    I was really impressed at this art project, well done to the person who made it.
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    The interesting thing is that the original chip inside the N64 was created by Silicon Graphics and was called Project Reality, and it was originally created to pursue consumer VR before that whole industry blew up in the 90s and it was made
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    Has anyone tried this on OpenCLIP based models?
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    I nice coincidence is that Stewart Brand, who later went on to found the Whole Earth Review and other counterculture icons, was the camera man running the camera at Douglas Engelbart's famous Mother of All Demo demo in 1968 in San Fran
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    Really interesting library. Is anyone aware of something similar but hooked into Google Cloud infra instead of Azure?
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    Ok Doomer!
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    You’ve exactly hit the nail on the head. I’ve been in larger companies and these 3 dynamics explain well why they have trouble innovating.
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    This is pretty epic work, nicely done!
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    One of the inventors of the original Tuple Spaces idea was David Gelernter. He was actually targeted by the Unabomber, and survived but was heavily hurt ( https://www.nytimes.com/1995/05/21/magazine/the-un
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    I always thought Tuple Spaces were a super cool idea and am a bit bummed out they never took off. JavaSpaces was based on the idea but had a somewhat limited release.
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    I'd love to know if anyone has concrete ideas on how to protect against prompt injection. It's clearly a major vulnerability, any ideas out there on approaches that could scale to protect against this?
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    by bradneuberg 3y ago

    I’m a tech nerd and developer who enjoys social VR, whether Horizons, VR Chat, or Rec Room. One issue is that the public rooms are usually full of annoying griefers, all the nice interesting people have retreated out of the public areas and
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    @dang: This should have a [2015] added to the title.
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    Looking forward to a technical writeup on what you all have done, looks impressive!
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    I threw a few different things at it and it did pretty well IMHO: https://twitter.com/bradneuberg/status/1621619127545905152?s...
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    Is ChatGPT Plus actually available to subscribe to yet?
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    Yes I’ve had life coaches at 2 points in my career and found them very very effective.
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    Foundational paper IMHO that all computer programmers should read.
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    I remember being a young 14 year old going to BBS meetups full of big bearded Unix and radio wizards, was definitely awkward AF.
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    Thanks for the pointer! Just bought the audiobook version of your book, looks like a great read.
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    by bradneuberg 4y ago

    California high speed rail (the only real attempt at high speed rail in the US) didn’t need Musk to kill it, it killed itself due to incompetence in building quickly and affordably. This is a shame, because an actually affordable, working h