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dd-sharma
1mo ago
I forgot to add the reason behind developing this methodology. Over the years in my career, I have seen too many pay to play software product evaluations and quadrant placements. We wanted to create something open, transparent, and easy to
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Show HN: AI product evaluation methodoloy at huby
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1mo ago
There's no failure if you keep doing what you really believe in. I feel labeling an outcome as a binary success or failure is not fair. For my first tech startup, I had lofty goals - a large scale company within a few years. It didn&#x
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2mo ago
I maybe in minority on this. I can focus only on one thing at a time. I fail miserably if I try even background music. It would play but I probably wouldn't register. And if I hear the music then my work will take at least twice as lon
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2mo ago
I guess people working at model companies. There is a lot of investor money floating around in different forms. Familiar with circular financing? Here's what seems to be happening. Chip company or a cloud provider invests equity/c
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2mo ago
I don't think the role of an engineering leader has changed much. I view AI in different forms as a tool to help us do our job more efficiently and perhaps more effective in doing the grunt work. You still have to do all the things you
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2mo ago
I have been involved with my local high school for past 3 years. Like everybody else school districts are struggling to figure out the role of AI. Some of the teachers I know use AI tools to detect if students used AI for their homework ass
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2mo ago
This may not be the answer you want to hear. I put all my attention on enjoying every bite. Think of mindful eating. I find it stress buster. I don't recall when I did overeating.
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2mo ago
Our initial need is to evaluate text generation only. Later we will be evaluating the detection of other types of content too (images, videos, and audio). Any input on them will also be very helpful. Thanks in advance, again.
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Ask HN: What are some popular AI detection software that you know/have used?
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2mo ago
Really? They raised a whopping $450 million in series A earlier this year. I doubt these investors would be comfortable waiting that long.
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2mo ago
About 4-5 years back this was an experimental discussion here but looks like one company (Inertia) is partnering with Lawrence Livermore Lab to commercialize it now. It is considered to be cleaner and safer than nuclear fission based energy
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Nuclear Fusion Ready for Commercialization?
(abc7news.com)
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3mo ago
No, I don’t think model owners want to steal my data or IP. They already have too many smart people. The point is how it going through their training pipeline could potentially get exposed to actors who use their models.
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3mo ago
For serious work, depending on the complexity of underlying functionality, I would choose the appropriate architecture and technology. For example, for a complex and large scale system I would go ahead with a 3-tier architecture; Frontend -
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As a dev how do I avoid exposing IP through coding assistants?
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I love using WP for my blog and I've a self-hosted version. In your question "new websites for beginner" indicates that the user is a beginner and wants to build websites. If websites have simple and static content that don&#
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3mo ago
Sorry, I guess I missed the point. Looks like I got carried away by my experience.
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Pew Research: AI adoption is rising. Trust isn't
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3mo ago
Last week Pew Research recently reported an interesting paradox. Nearly half of U.S. adults say they use AI tools such as chatbots at work or at home. Yet respondents were significantly more likely to expect AI's long-term impact on s
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Several years back I lived in Tokyo for a couple of years. I like learning the local language. I could mostly get by with the spoken Japanese (Nihongo). Tried to learn the script but failed miserably. It's a combination of Hirgana alph