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kken
5mo ago
Asking just to be sure: does “conservative voter” imply that you endorse the trump administration? A bit surprised to see this on hn at this time.
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kken
7mo ago
Skill issue There is actually Claude code integrated into gh copilot. You can also access opus 4.6 and codex 5.3 in it, which work pretty well in agentic mode.
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kken
10mo ago
Well, considering that the long term idea is to have AGI, general intelligence, it seems that the goal as also to only have a single product in the end. There may be different ways to access it, but the product is always the same.
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BitNetMCU: Neural Networks on the "10-cent" RISC-V MCU without Multiplier
(cpldcpu.wordpress.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Not easy to make the connection to Palmer being fired here. The case was decided much later and it equally involve John Carmack, who stayed at Meta much longer, until he left out of his own accord.
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kken
2y ago
Try using SSH to connect to a "server"... world_sim> ssh overseer@shelter15.newvegas.net Connecting to overseer@shelter15.newvegas.net... ╗╗ ╗╗╗ ╗╗╗ ╗╗ ╔════╝║ ║╔════╝║ ╚══╔══╝╔════╝╔══╗ ║╔════╝ ╗║╗ ║ ║ ╗ ╔╝
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2y ago
The logic is still the same. If the VAE is trained so that it is biased toward human preference, then the probability of false positives in real world images would increase.
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2y ago
Generally, the VAE is mapping from a small latent space to a large image space. This means that there must be a large number of images for which no reverse mapping exists. It should be possible to identify images that have not been generate
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2y ago
Try Ollama or LM Studio. Mixtral and its finetunes work perfectly for me on my RTX3090 with offloading.
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2y ago
You are wrong on both accounts. Nokia had 22B revenue last year. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia
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2y ago
>When I made the choice to switch to a MacBook in 2023, though, my life was transformed. Why does the article have sentences like this? Is this really an objective article? (obviously not)
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2y ago
From what I gather, this project started out as an implementation of a code-interpreter using a local LLM. Basically your instructions are used to write code by the LLM, which is then executed. The idea is that it can be much more powerful
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2y ago
Is it uncommon to dislike the latent smell associated with cooking? I love cooking, but I go as far as changing my clothes after it to get rid of the smell. I could never imagine having an open kitchen.
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3y ago
Bell labs tried to build a FET before the bipolar transistor. It's not so clear which theory the Lilienfeld devices are based on.
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3y ago
More like a decade, unless you refer to the Lilienfeld devices.
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3y ago
It's as if someone created one element that is perfectly suited to build microelectronics. Sure, there are other materials that improve on one property or the other, but there is not a single other element which balances properties as
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3y ago
I am really impressed by the clarity of the illustrations in the article.
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3y ago
Silicon oxide grown on Si is actually amorphous, so it is not lattice matched. But you are complety right, the oxidation properties of Si are really fortunate and ICs would have taken decades longer if it were not for that. SiO2 is really t
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3y ago
Pretty wild how well GPT4 is still doing in comparison. It's significantly better than their model at creating compilable code, but is less accurate at recreating functional code. Still quite impressive.
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China apparently has plans to replace all western tech by 2027
(tomshardware.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
>Persian Muslim polymat What is the relevance of religion in this context? I rarely see religion being mention in connection with other scientists.
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3y ago
Call me ignorant, but I am extremely put off by products that blatantly rip off naming schemes and essentially position themselves as a copy of another product. Granted, "Orange" went through a number of itereation and is now less
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3y ago
Why is the age of any relevance here?
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Did Apple just kill the MicroLED industry?
(yolegroup.com)
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3y ago
> not going to take on Ford or Mazda or Honda. Very odd, why would you mention these? These brands neither have the brand recognition Apple would strive for nor the scale they are interested in.
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3y ago
There is also this: https://jackcook.com/2024/02/23/mamba.html
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Gemini Advanced now allows you to create, execute and edit Python code
(gemini.google.com)
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https://www.lcsc.com/products/Light-Emitting-Diodes-LED_528....
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That was not about sharing. They offered a paid streaming service with content they didn't own.
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3y ago
>Github Copilot is also markedly inferior to GPT-4 in generating code based on instructions. Is that still true? I noted a significant improvement with the chat function. Especially the ability to mark sections of code for review/di
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