mosseater

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by mosseater 2y ago
I dunno. Nowadays you can store the the conversation's history and use different RAG methods to pull relevant pieces into the LLM's context.
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by mosseater 3y ago
I mean, the person who is saying this stands accused of murdering him. I would take everything she says with a grain of salt.
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by mosseater 3y ago
That age group is pretty large, though. So many people had walk-mans in the 80s and 90s. I'd also venture to say most people who would go to a rave probably like music enough to own headphones. I do agree though, the useage of Spotify
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by mosseater 3y ago
interestingly, if you still have an audio jack on your cellphone, attaching wired headphones to them allows you to use the phone as an FM receiver (with the proper app). Wire on the headphones acts like an antenna.
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by mosseater 3y ago
Wow! How did you get 300(+) data connections with such a small team?
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by mosseater 4y ago
I dunno. I've seen management be sketchy on transparency before. But when it comes to people's money getting into their hands, I've actually never had management do the "whoops, it will be there next week" thing. It
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by mosseater 4y ago
GPT-J specifically was written using Google Cloud's TPU stuff. https://github.com/kingoflolz/mesh-transformer-jax/#gpt-j-6b They even have a google colab notebook thingie. Not much setup needed, just an accou
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by mosseater 4y ago
I mean personally the company assuming liability means A LOT more to me than how much the system can do. It's one thing to say your system can drive down a slick and curvy mountain road, and another thing to say you'll cover all l
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by mosseater 4y ago
I disagree with his opinion too, but he's not lying. The majority of the world has and still does hold those opinions. The world is still very anti-LGBT outside of the western culture bubble. And even in countries that are westernized,
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by mosseater 4y ago
I've read on the /r/gamedev subreddit of people succeeding with even just doing cold-call emails to popular twitch streamers. Someone recently posted a breakdown of how many streamers played their game after he sent out email
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by mosseater 4y ago
It used to be a content recommendation system for a chinese media company. We monitored peoples movements through their phone and gave marketers a really easy way to directly target people. It's sort of rampant now, but years ago it fe
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by mosseater 4y ago
An NFT solution to ticketing seems like it would be trivial given how NFTs operate already. One ticket could be verifiably owned by one person. If that person wanted to resell the ticket, there could be restrictions on how much they could s
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by mosseater 4y ago
Porn filtering is useless or harmful? It's like telling me you don't have kids without telling me you don't have kids xD. I have my 8 year old sons internet pretty much locked down at this point, but people still end up skirt
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by mosseater 4y ago
Also, you know, doctor recommended medication. And not just the "weed doctors" do it either, my conservative neurologist even told me to smoke THC heavy marijuana. I smoke every day. It absolutely impacts my work and social life,
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by mosseater 4y ago
Actually consumer saftey in e-bikes seems to be higher in China than in the US. Radpower bikes go up to 32km/h, while ebikes in china are legally limited to 25km/h. There's further restrictions on the weight and battery life,
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by mosseater 4y ago
Totally agree! I've done this method a lot. Honestly scraping Google Reviews was the most difficult in terms of complexity. This was like 6 or 7 years ago. You would get back these huge nested arrays that mostly had 0s in them. Occasio
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by mosseater 4y ago
This story was originally published in 1955, the night he met Einstein didn't happen then. I didn't see an exact date but he did say "When I was a young man" so I assume it would have been quite a bit before 1955.
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by mosseater 4y ago
I know you are probably kidding about the 50 neurons, but Red Junglefowl (what chickens are derived from) are working with 221 million neurons. Which isn't that much in the grand scheme of things, but more than double the amount compar
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by mosseater 4y ago
And honestly, I'd find meaningful answers from Terry's RNG to be more indicative of a ghost in the machine than from a GPT clone. That is to say, not that meaningful, but at least it wasn't designed to mimic meaning via stati
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by mosseater 4y ago
It's worth forgiving student loans, even if people will be mad because they already paid theirs off. It's such a selfish mentality to think because you went through something hard and missed the boat, everyone else has to as well.
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by mosseater 4y ago
A 5-star review should be left. If you are given measurements and the product matches those measurements, the only one at fault is you. A measurement is literally a definitive answer to the size of something. Get a ruler or measuring tape o
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by mosseater 4y ago
I'd imagine this is about curbing drug trafficking more than anything. Back in my party days, I had quite a few friends that would use Amtrak to move their weight across state lines. I can see why this would be lucrative now a days. Go
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by mosseater 4y ago
I used to work at a startup that aggregated apartment listings. Long gone now, we couldn't compete with Zillow or Apartments.com. But what we were doing is just aggregating all of the rental websites we could possibly scrape into one i
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by mosseater 4y ago
This is unrelated to your question. But, as another degree-less father in tech, I was wondering why you wanted to show your children the importance of a degree. You yourself didn't have one through all of your success. I would argue yo
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by mosseater 4y ago
There is actually a compilation of evidence of what went on at the Elan School here - https://elan.school/proof/
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by mosseater 4y ago
Even as an extremely spiritual person into esoteric and occult things, I found this a little heavy handed. And like, I believe in God and follow Buddhist trains of thought. Which is what you seem to be doing too. You shouldn't talk abo
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by mosseater 4y ago
Maybe in the moment you go along with what is correct. Like, with the git example, in the moment you believe your coworker is good at git because she helped you. But after that situational event happens, you go back to your normal state. Yo
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by mosseater 5y ago
But what if it was at that top range, 22.75 tons. The math would add up, with 5 other cars on the bridge weighing an average of 1.4 tons each, we would have 29.75 tons or so on the bridge. Before the 10 or so tons of snow is added.
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by mosseater 5y ago
On the other side of this, depending on the breadth of your data, it can be non trivial to run pipelines to redact someones information. It takes man hours to verify, and processing time ($$). Plus, what if they don't have that process
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by mosseater 5y ago
I don't really understand the political breakdown going on here in the survey. It honestly seems really biased towards whatever "Progressive" is, since it's not clear what ideologies make up the term. https://

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