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by code51 3y ago
Adobe is planning for a post-regulation, post-biggest-lawsuit world for sure. All their steps show that they'll base their offering on their own commercial data - paying training license fees to stock images and artists. Whether the am
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by code51 3y ago
You see I'm also a human being such as you who values life and people. It's a bit harsh to comment about my world view sarcastically like that. I was just voicing something about the process: biology is a complex thing and longevi
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by code51 3y ago
I don't quite understand the premise of longevity research. Isn't there a concept similar to "no free lunch" in biology? Infinite, cancer-free lives sounds just too good to be true. Something sounds off about that.
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by code51 3y ago
Am I right in understanding that all these companies are actually making deals for on-demand use in the future?
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by code51 3y ago
Which use cases cannot do without Snowflake or Databricks?
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by code51 3y ago
What are the next best materials to test according to br-bcs theory?
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by code51 3y ago
We thought Oppenheimer was the way to instill a love of physics to young people but turns out LK-99 was the way to winning people's hearts and minds to delve more into physics.
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by code51 3y ago
Damn, why is nobody talking more about the theory of it? What I see to ponder: - (1970, brinkman, rice) "application of gutzwiller's variational method to the metal-insulator transition" - (2001, hyun-tak kim) "extension
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by code51 3y ago
I slowly started to think Apple knows there will be a golden hour to jump on a mature, economic LLM. Until then, they are probably watching without a massive investment into LLMs if it's not drastically changing their products.
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by code51 3y ago
Retry. It'll work. (Brave tested)
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by code51 3y ago
I would still be able to use 2013 Macbook Pro if I could have someone around who understand that GPU related issue would be solved by "holding u8900 chip down with rubber material" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l
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by code51 3y ago
This "GPT4 evaluating LLMs" problem is not limited to this case. I don't know why exactly but everyone seems to have accepted the evaluation of other LLM outputs using GPT4. GPT-4 at this point is being regarded as "grou
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by code51 3y ago
Where would they advertise their Discord servers though? You still need to use the Reddit platform to carry over large user bases - which means at one point mods should briefly end blackout. But how to coordinate that without giving in?
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by code51 3y ago
Could this potentially help schizophrenia, emotional regulation, impulsivity, reward processing, ADHD etc because of an improvement in functional connectivity?
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by code51 3y ago
How on earth this tweet is HN-worthy?
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by code51 3y ago
Where we're going we don't need acquisitions.
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by code51 3y ago
Did you watch Rick Beato's take on AI effect on music? Monetizing music is a totally different thing that requires fan interaction and that takes both time, a live avatar (human or not). I'm thinking when a group comes up with a l
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by code51 3y ago
This runs amazingly fast on M1/M2 Macs (MPS device).
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by code51 3y ago
This will just come to the point: "8 billion people have a brain and 99% of them use it wrong. a thread"
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by code51 3y ago
Living with doubt is not easy on our minds, that's why. Today we know there's a portion of fake content there already but we're not living with the doubt that %100 is fake.
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by code51 3y ago
End of the internet as we know it. Everything will be fake. Maybe-human-zones will be created (again... by startups) but nobody will be sure whether there is actually a human on the other end. Face-to-face experiences and carefully planned
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by code51 3y ago
I wonder whether autogas (LPG) systems are the cleanest alternative as of now. Until recently the main problem with sequential autogas was sudden explosions of cars with faulty units. Did it get safer as well?
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by code51 3y ago
Yes, sorry, I didn't frame it well. I meant the possibility of breaking your properly functioning state of consciousness.
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by code51 3y ago
I find it so ironic that on one hand, we are placing great value on achieving consciousness with artificial intelligence and yet, we place so little value on our own. If this "consciousness" thing is so hard to get, then why do we
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by code51 3y ago
You're surely joking when comparing LSD to foods, right? Please name one single food that can bring down all your psychological defence mechanisms in one go.
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by code51 3y ago
> In a perfect world, health experts say they'd like everyone would get the more expensive polio shot which is incapable of mutating into a dangerous, circulating virus. but then... > Mass immunization campaigns with the more exp
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by code51 3y ago
Mark Zuckerberg has a historic opportunity to completely reverse public perception in his favor and offer the best bet against OpenAI. He is in a great position to do this because a paradigm shift happening to search business doesn't h
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by code51 3y ago
It’s interesting that (clearly visible) text parts that cannot be handled properly by most OCR approaches also get left out by SAM in auto-predictions.
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adding another example to reflect the high influence of style and why either contextual awareness or voice-to-voice guidance is essential for these tasks: Steve Jobs (cloned voice) reading: "Do not go gentle into that good night"
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Sounding quite authentic to me. I tried to compare: Sentence: "Undoubtedly the biggest global event that occurred in 2020 was the COVID-19 pandemic." - https://soundcloud.com/kynes-0/steve-jobs-cloned-voice-bi

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