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deepGem
7mo ago
I built something similar at a hackathon, a dynamic teleprompter that adjusts the speed of tele-prompting based on speaker tonality and spoken wpm. I can see extending the same to an improv mode. This is a super cool idea.
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7mo ago
Isn't that such a great outcome. No more robotic presentations. The best part is that you can now practice Improv at the comfort of your home.
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8mo ago
A random malicious president ? Who was democractically voted by more than 70% of the country ?
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deepGem
8mo ago
Thank you. This is really nasty. Boxtown residents should sue xAI and take them to court.
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deepGem
8mo ago
Skepticism is valid. The environmentalists came after dams too.
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8mo ago
I meant Europe is an example of how not to do regulation. The problem you just mentioned. If you get land easily electricity won't be available and vice versa.
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8mo ago
This is a huge one. What Musk is looking for is freedom from land acquisition. Everything else is an engineering and physics problem that he will somehow solve. The land acquisition problem is out of his hands and he doesn't want to de
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9mo ago
Am using Claude code as an approximation here. 2 years down the line the tooling around analytics will get integrated in AU assistants and they will be absolutely able to figure out unused features.
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9mo ago
What will eventually pan out is that senior devs will be replaced with junior devs powered by AI assistants. Simply because of the reasons you stated. They will ask the dumb important questions and then after a while, will even solve for th
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9mo ago
They had 9.99 for the first year.
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9mo ago
There is no competing product for GPT Voice. Hands down. I have tried Claude, Gemini - they don't even comes close. But voice is not a huge traffic funnel. Text is. And the verdict is more or less unanimous at this time. Gemini 3.0 has
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10mo ago
Product doesn't see the point of engineers being engaged and feed the engineering team like an in-house outsourcing shop. Because they want to feel superior as the ‘this was my idea and you executed on my idea’ nonsense. Their answers
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10mo ago
Precisely.
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deepGem
10mo ago
I would any day take chatGPT/Claude over an IBM consultant. I worked at IBM.
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10mo ago
"I don't "understand" how LLMs "understand" anything." Why does the LLM need to understand anything. What today's chatbots have achieved is a software engineering feat. They have taken a stateless tok
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1y ago
This means there's a certain inertia: it can be better to handle the interim reports the same, even if they've been biased one way for several years, than to introduce a change that makes the numbers not comparable to history. Thi
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1y ago
Create punishment system? Unless compaies report data back to BLS very fast, they pay big fee or are taxed higher. Small shops would hate it. Or incentivize companies to report accurate data pretty fast. Payroll management systems can be pl
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1y ago
The earlier reports are intentionally more noisy because there is value is being fast and then revising later, and everyone who uses this data is aware of that. I get it and yeah my tone is very exaggerated. I don't think anyone in BLS
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1y ago
What I really fail to understand - how can departments like BLS screw up to this extent. Either they are grossly incompetent or they are intentionally corrupt. The data covers the period from March 2024 to March 2025 and trims the average m
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Diffusion based alternative to self attention
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1y ago
I spent a few weeks trying to build an alternative to self attention that scales memory linearly. I I got surprisingly good results. While in principle this makes a lot of sense, I am struggling to push the test accuracy above 86%. Some of
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1y ago
I first thought this is about Kevin Kelly. Then somewhere midway I thought I was reading an autobiography. It was only towards the latter half that I realized this is the author talking about Kevin Kelly and visiting his house. Even though
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1y ago
Currently, You train a VLA (vision language action) model for a specific pair of robotic arms, for a specific task. The end actuator actions are embedded in the model (actions). So let's say you train a pair of arms to pick an apple. Y
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1y ago
Ditto with my daughter. I don't really know if this helps them get into programming but she now types faster than me with much better accuracy.
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1y ago
I guess I'll stick to drinking water. But I'm sure there's a reason why that's bad for me. Here's one :) Too much water also erodes your body of salts. If you already are on a low salt diet this could be a problem.
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2y ago
Doesn't this imply that the future of AGI lies not just in vision and text but in tactile feelings and actions as well ? Essentially, engineering the complete human body and mind including the nervous system. Seems highly intractable f
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2y ago
Waymo clearly stands out as an exception amongst all moonshots that Google went after. However, they don't seem to have that one axis advantage in Waymo. I can't believe they didn't double, triple down on their efforts to bui
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2y ago
I've thought long and hard about free trade. Ultimately, people want cheap products and free trade optimizes for price that's it. It's like this single objective function that disregards all other functions. So the competitiv
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2y ago
I don't know why there is this general vibe amongst technologists that they are somehow far superior in their thought process compared to the general populace. I have heard the words peasant class come up quite often in the tech circle
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2y ago
This is also why devs are not in charge of purchase decisions at tech companies. I don't mean FAANG but the usual tech shops. Someone buys a tool and you have to use it. I think the startups selling dev tools are not selling to develop
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