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internetguy
1mo ago
this is pretty cool! it feels very good for getting a brief summary/overview of something and getting a beginner's level grasp.
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internetguy
1mo ago
this is rich coming from the company that shreds books for training data
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internetguy
1mo ago
will nixpkgs still get updates? how will maintenance work (i am not familiar at all with the nix ecosystem so maybe this is a dumb q)
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ConvoKit: Conversational Analysis Toolkit
(convokit.cornell.edu)
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internetguy
1mo ago
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internetguy
4mo ago
It is a little ironic that this article reads so much like an AI-generated one.
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internetguy
5mo ago
https://xkcd.com/927/
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internetguy
5mo ago
we've reached another level of dopamine-hit chasing....
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internetguy
5mo ago
I'm fine with it seeing as I can use my student email and get free usage
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internetguy
5mo ago
While I can see this being a very useful skill for many, we must also remember sometimes reading slow is desired, especially when a deep understanding and analysis of a text is required (e.g reading and analysing literature)
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internetguy
5mo ago
not too great, i submitted a photo taken of me at graduation. it got the location totally wrong and was around 50%-70% accurate on my hobbies and interests. it was able to correctly guess my sexuality and ethnicity, which is rather unsurpri
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internetguy
5mo ago
> MegaTrain stores parameters and optimizer states in host memory (CPU memory) and treats GPUs as transient compute engines. For each layer, we stream parameters in and compute gradients out, minimizing persistent device state This is pr
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Paint a Street
(paintastreet.com)
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internetguy
6mo ago
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internetguy
6mo ago
Insane. Not even an apology. And they ask why we should respect the police.
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How to Live Forever
(internetguy.dev)
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internetguy
6mo ago
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internetguy
7mo ago
how elitist
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Audio Frequency-Time Dual Domain Evaluation on Depression Diagnosis
(arxiv.org)
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internetguy
9mo ago
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'Architects of AI' Named Time Magazine's Person of the Year
(bbc.com)
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9mo ago
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internetguy
10mo ago
nixos or arch for me.
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internetguy
10mo ago
their in-house Workbench distro seems really cool, looks super light and minimalistic. IMHO it's also priced reasonably enough.
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StutterZero: Speech Conversion for Stuttering Transcription and Correction
(arxiv.org)
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10mo ago
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internetguy
10mo ago
might be a cool way to visualize emergent properties of automata
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TiDAR: Think in Diffusion, Talk in Autoregression
(arxiv.org)
130 points
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internetguy
10mo ago
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StutterZero: Speech Conversion for Stuttering Transcription and Correction
(arxiv.org)
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internetguy
10mo ago
LMAO How ironic...
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internetguy
11mo ago
all non-ivy league researchers? that seems a little harsh IMO. i've read some amazing papers from T50 or even some T100 universities.
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internetguy
11mo ago
This should honestly have been implemented a long time ago. Much of academia is pressured to churn out papers month after month as academia is prioritizing volume over quality or impact.
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internetguy
11mo ago
this is pretty cool, it seems they reuse every image by translating it a little when your cursor is within a range
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internetguy
1y ago
wow - this is really well made! i've been doing research w/ Transformer-based audio/speech models and this is made with incredible detail. Attention as a concept itself is already quite unintuitive for beginners due to is non
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internetguy
1y ago
maybe if you were really a "cracked coder", you could learn React...
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internetguy
1y ago
Wow. Arco was my first introduction into Arch-based systems - it taught me invaluable amounts of information. I run Arch Linux now, but Arco always has had a special place in my heart. So sad to see it go.
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