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Interactive: The Maduro Operation Timeline and Global Response Map
(visabeat.com)
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Droid: A general software development agent
(factory.ai)
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enoreyes
4y ago
Hi all, at work I get a lot of questions about the state of the art in open source language models, and how to build chatbots on top of your own data. I made a 100% open source knowledge-grounded chatbot that allows you to ask questions and
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Fully Open Source LLM Chat App – Chat about the Transformers Docs
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enoreyes
4y ago
Not disagreeing with your first point, but as I see it - this only enables HF to continue to spend money on making good open source tooling + doing research on open alternatives to closed source LLMs (something sorely needed), while opening
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enoreyes
4y ago
Hugging Face internally has a lot of very strong believers (including the exec team) in open source + decentralized approach towards AI as the only safe and productive way forward. HF is ostensibly the only place to find deep+broad resource
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enoreyes
4y ago
https://huggingface.co/alger-ia/dziribert There is this model which also has a paper describing their methods for a BERT-family model designed for the Algerian dialect.
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enoreyes
4y ago
Seems like there are a few essential categories of prompts which can be abused. Will be interesting to see how OpenAI responds to these: 1. Simulation / Pretending ("Earth Online MMORPG") 2. Commanding it directly ("Repr
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enoreyes
4y ago
Hi HN, My name is Eno - today I'm launching Pet Portrait AI. We generate 40 custom pet portraits using deep learning (Stable Diffusion + Dreambooth) in a variety of styles. The pictures come in standard (1024x1024) and high resolution
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Show HN: Pet Portrait AI – Custom Pet Portraits
(petportrait.ai)
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Tyler Cowen: What Are the Chances We’ve Been Visited by Aliens
(bloomberg.com)
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5y ago
I am a research affiliate with the Galileo Project, and I just want to suggest to anyone who is skeptical about our goals to visit the website ( https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/galileo/home ) in particular the ground rul
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Mass Anomaly Detected Under the Moon’s Largest Crater
(baylor.edu)
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5y ago
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S03760...
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Congress calls for permanent office to address UAPs
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This is interesting and if the experimental evidence confirms this hypothesis, it bodes well for our future. A universe where we can interact with spacetime via engineering is one that allows for a lot of creative freedom. They also have an
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enoreyes
5y ago
Thanks, dang!
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Cede and Company
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enoreyes
5y ago
> This is just a teaser. We will be able to generate images, sound, anything at will, with natural language. The holodeck is about to become real in our lifetimes. Does anyone have any similar resources for other forms of media generat
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UFO report details ‘difficult to explain’ sightings
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enoreyes
6y ago
I think (If you're referring to Mick West's explanation) that's actually a pretty convincing argument for the "Go Fast" video. I'm not as convinced the Gimbal video can be explained as easily. Combined with wit
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enoreyes
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Funny enough, in the Navy's released footage of the "tic-tac" [1] this appears to be exactly what it does - it orients it's flat side towards the direction of intended movement then propels forward at (seemingly impossib
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enoreyes
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Perhaps this specific exercise does not necessarily generate any utility in and of itself, but the concept is certainly quite interesting. Many would argue a bunch of pebbles on the sea shore couldn't possibly be alive, yet many still
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enoreyes
6y ago
Interesting to note that the NYT article (linked below and in a few places in the comments here) was amended a few hours after being posted. It originally made a strong claim that Harry Reid said that crashes had occurred and materials were
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enoreyes
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This is an interesting idea, but I wonder to what extent this view is only possible for people who aren't explicitly persecuted for their identity. How can you keep your "identity" small if it's written on your skin or o
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enoreyes
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obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/505/
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enoreyes
6y ago
The mind-body problem is an interesting philosophical debate. It would be funny if our ancestors had been on to something the whole time with the various forms of panpsychism that have occurred throughout history. We tend to overestimate ou
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It feels a bit misleading to immediately attack Boudin for his work in Venezuela. He was a translator there between undergrad and law school. His leftist background is certainly quite interesting but I felt that the early attempt to attack
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Statement by the Department of Defense on the Release of Historical Navy Videos
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A bionic tactile plastic hydrogel-based electronic skin
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