ipsum2

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by ipsum2 5d ago
You can buy pure gluten powder (sold as "vital wheat gluten") and add it to get the equivalent of the Canadian flour.
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by ipsum2 6d ago
You can ask it to generate acapella.
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by ipsum2 6d ago
The model was trained on CC0, "royalty-free" music, so the outputs are going to sound a bit bland and generic. Model is not currently possible to finetune without the semantic tokenizer.
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by ipsum2 7d ago
After watching some reviews of the Duo, I'm convinced that Steve Jobs would have never let the inner panel be matte while the outer panel was glossy. It's too inconsistent and inelegant.
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by ipsum2 12d ago
I'm sure they all do. Whether an air gap is warranted is evidently less obvious.
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by ipsum2 14d ago
You probably not want this to show up in discovery documents when you do get sued. Pretend you didn't know about it.
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by ipsum2 14d ago
Off by one letter compared to "Roman", which is a GLP prescriber farm, but you already knew this :). Hoping for a lawsuit to boost your fame? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ro_(company)
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by ipsum2 14d ago
Yes. It's really up to OpenAI/Anthropic to release a new paradigm to shift the curve now, before everyone catches up entirely.
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by ipsum2 14d ago
All of the links show "Error: Gist API returned 403".
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by ipsum2 16d ago
The easiest one to think about is that the larger the company (or division), the more likely there are leaks. Think about how much as leaked in Apple's hardware or software division. If they were doing incredibly underground marketing,
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by ipsum2 16d ago
Apple's marketing isn't that smart. They're very traditional. You give them way too much credit.
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by ipsum2 17d ago
This is vaporware. I've been hearing about this sort of technology for the last 20 years. Hope to be proven wrong someday. Here's a similar article from 2013, talking about a paper from 2005: https://www.fastcompany.com
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by ipsum2 19d ago
This is just a wrapper of htdemucs, if anyone's wondering if it was a new/better model.
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by ipsum2 27d ago
Prediction: Chris Lattner will be off chasing some other shiny thing within a year. Without a strong champion, the company will be subsumed into Qualcomm and stop publishing meaningful updates.
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by ipsum2 29d ago
You described the company Crusoe. They've been building datacenters that do exactly what you said. https://www.crusoe.ai/resources/blog/understanding-the-probl... > Crusoe has built their business around t
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
Sorry, that "just-so" explanation is not how the world works.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
I doubt that your beanie babies are very rare.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
Do you understand that many of these publishers do not have the original copy anymore, and may have gone out of business entirely? 50 years ago text was not backed up to the cloud.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
What if the book has been out of print for 50 years? This isn't a contrived scenario, most of the rare books are like this.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
Brave adblocking breaks some websites that uBlock Origin doesn't.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
Brave is great. Works across windows/mac/ios/android/linux.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
It would be fine if it worked. I wish I could replace Gemini on my phone with chatGPT.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
Recently my android phone updated from Google assistant to Gemini Flash. Completely unusable. Asking it to play music and it refuses, hallucinating instructions to connect Spotify to Gemini. The instructions say to tap buttons that don&#x27
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46717442 previously.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
That's not what's being described here. It's just combining the telephoto and wide angle photos.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
Non-archived version: https://www.meta.com/thefutureisforeveryone/ since its not paywalled.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
There's a bunch of American open models. Inkling, Nemotron, Trinity come to mind, but I'm sure there's others.
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by ipsum2 1mo ago
I wonder why they didn't compare with GPT-5.6-sol, only Terra?
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by ipsum2 2mo ago
Older generations absolutely love AI slop. If you haven't used Facebook recently, it's all old people sharing fake videos of animals doing silly things.
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by ipsum2 2mo ago
Why this performative outrage? Taylor Farm's social media interns are not reading hacker news.

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