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by deneas 1y ago
They do actually recommend against using Creative Commons for code and suggest using traditional code licenses instead [1]. [1] https://creativecommons.org/faq/#can-i-apply-a-creative-comm...
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by deneas 1y ago
For an even longer video, just a few weeks ago he was interviewed on the Wookash podcast [1] where he also talked about 'Painting with Math'. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1ax1iJTHFs
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by deneas 2y ago
I'd imagine using optimized/faster reward functions could already make a difference.
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by deneas 2y ago
Unfortunately the term "open-source" AI alone is meaningless without knowing the users definition of open-source. More often than not it just means "openly available". In this case for example they could be using Whisper
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by deneas 2y ago
The JSON files still contain images, just not in a regular image format. You have a 2D array of numbers where each number maps to a color. If you really want a regular picture format, you can easily convert the arrays.
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by deneas 2y ago
They have two sets, a fully private one where the models run isolated and the semi-private one where they run models accessed over the internet.
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by deneas 3y ago
I mean I think it's fair to assume that TEST-Driven-Development has something to do with testing. That being said, Kent Beck recently ( https://tidyfirst.substack.com/p/tdd-outcomes ) raised a point saying TDD doesn
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by deneas 3y ago
Important detail: Only Sam was fired, Greg was removed from the board and then later quit. Source: https://twitter.com/gdb/status/1725667410387378559
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by deneas 3y ago
I like Data-Oriented Design, but beware of one thing: You organise your data like a database? You'll eventually be writing a database management system, unless you can use a framework like one of the many Entity-Component-System ones.