broken_clock

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by broken_clock 3mo ago
IDK why you needed AI to write the little blurbs, it's not really a lot of text. Like if you feel it's not important enough to write yourself, just don't put anything there?
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by broken_clock 4mo ago
How is China (or any other country) any different except the same thing shifted upward? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_administrative_divisio...
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by broken_clock 2y ago
> If you elected a businessman or a lawyer, he/she'd tell you that Canadian exports to the US are 2x the imports from the US, An honest one wouldn't, because it's categorically untrue. "U.S. exports were $441 bil
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by broken_clock 2y ago
Can you share a source/article?
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by broken_clock 2y ago
Aren't there already a ton of startups doing finetunes for their local niche? Many aren't even "AI" companies - it's pretty easy to slap a finetune together if you enough data. If you mean developing a model from sc
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by broken_clock 2y ago
What tools are you using to delegate?
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Show HN: Play quarterback in VR throwing a real ball(mluogh.com)
2 points by broken_clock 2y ago|0 comments
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by broken_clock 2y ago
How many of these languages do you speak? I currently speak and understand English, Spanish, Cantonese and Mandarin to varying degrees. I was forced to take French for 2 years in high school. Never even took it seriously. But because of tha
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by broken_clock 2y ago
High-skill immigrants disproportionately found companies (whose very existence implies driving up demand in the labor market), as well as disproportionately induce new consumer demand (high-skill -> high pay -> high consumption), whic
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by broken_clock 2y ago
> roughly 1/3 of Vancouver’s condo supply was vacant. Why do you choose to just tell lies?
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by broken_clock 3y ago
I am told as of last year, if you pay for things with Visa or Mastercard credit, they give you the blue dollar rate as well.
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Consumption because they're people and spend on things. Investment because immigrants tend to make a lot of money and (some) culturally save and invest a lot. Net exports because immigrants work and produce things.
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Ask HN: Most unique usages of LLMs/Generative AI you've seen?
9 points by broken_clock 3y ago|2 comments
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Can you elucidate why specifically? I'm imagining something like an GPT-4 agent that has connections to your Databricks, Snowflake, Salesforce, etc. You ask it a question and then it iteratively queries your data and produces some an a
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by broken_clock 3y ago
There's a reason they changed Google's internal chat system to delete all messages after max 30 days. They don't want discovery happening again.
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Maybe you can write a blog post or a reddit thread? There were a bunch of people asking about it on Discord for Godot 4, and some confused reddit threads offering to pay people for a tutorial: https://www.reddit.com/r/g
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Godot currently doesn't even have good support for things like in-app purchases for iOS/Android. No one is willing to work on stuff like that for free/open-source fun. I think the big moat is that for studios, games are so ri
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by broken_clock 3y ago
You can't be serious?
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Those are just frontends on top of Stable Diffusion. They won't provide what you need for a game - the results aren't animatable or rigable.
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Biggest question: How much of OpenAI's IP do they get to access at Microsoft? (and perhaps take with them to whatever new startup they would obviously found after?)
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by broken_clock 3y ago
How many autonomous miles has comma driven?
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by broken_clock 3y ago
That's a parody account
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by broken_clock 3y ago
In journalist speak, that means "credible person I know who would get fired if I said their name." It's probably literally an exec on the OpenAI/Microsoft partnership. The alternative to "a person familiar" is
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Why didn't other oil companies have a go at building something better than Standard Oil?
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Both Bengio and Hinton have their names plastered over many of the seminal works in deep learning. AlexNet, the paper that arguable started it all, came out of Hinton's lab. https://papers.nips.cc/paper_files/paper
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by broken_clock 3y ago
You can get something similar for free here: https://huggingface.co/spaces/AP123/IllusionDiffusion
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Yeah, because that would mean someone is subsidizing it.
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by broken_clock 3y ago
What have you been trying to use agents for? I think most of the actual value created short/medium-term with agents will be in entertainment where things going awry is OK and no action they take can really be catastrophic. Some people
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by broken_clock 3y ago
Delivery that a drone could replace are maybe 1% of the traffic MAX.
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by broken_clock 3y ago
There is a new externality that they're not paying for. I don't care if other people pay for it, I want to be reimbursed for the externality it causes me.

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