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priansh
4y ago
This is honestly awesome, copy editing is such a pain point that we schedule weekly 3 hour blocks to go through all changes live. This would greatly streamline our workflow. Signed up and saw extraction can take several days — is this done
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priansh
4y ago
The main issue with deploying these systems right now is the technical overhead to develop them out. Existing solutions are either paid and require you to share your valuable data, or open source but either abandoned (rip Crab) or inextensi
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priansh
4y ago
I’ve been saying this for years, language models are the ML equivalent of the billionaire space race, it’s just a bunch of orgs with unlimited funding spending millions of dollars on compute to get more parameters than their rivals. It coul
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priansh
4y ago
Mostly mask fill, but Transformers can be fine tuned to downstream tasks relatively easily (T5 was built for translation but is used for autocomplete in many cases)
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4y ago
If they implemented SSO with Office365/AAD it would be a stellar alternative. The GSuite dependency for SSO is damning
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priansh
4y ago
This is really cool but I can’t say I’m a fan of Zapium given it would move to a commercial license in the future. If you have to ship CEF anyhow, what is the performance advantage to licensing and using Zapium over just compiling WASM and
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priansh
4y ago
The HN collab I never knew I needed, although I doubt the whole issue could fit on there. Maybe the repo name, issue name and issue number instead?
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5y ago
Yeah my first thought was, well you could lay out the timestamp in a way that supports lexicographical sorting, and then realized they had already done so. No reason this shouldn’t be a string!
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5y ago
I find this a bit disingenuous. TikTok videos have by far the highest reach of all social media due to their format and the way the for you page works. Moreover it rewards influencers from interacting with each other’s posts which often lea
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5y ago
Suicide rates are tricky since mental health can have long lasting issues and the societal changes from lockdown will have even longer term effects. How do you attribute a suicide 2 years from now to depression that started during COVID? It
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5y ago
Touché, I opened this hoping to find a new method to train Transformers and got the opposite
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5y ago
They have their own pixel that presumably helps them match users to visitors; also most sites have a Facebook like button somewhere. The FB app ID is also one of the most common meta tags behind Open Graph. A nice small example of what this
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Shopify launches NFT minting shopfront (beta)
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5y ago
GPT-J is 6B and comes pretty close. Also practically I haven’t noticed a difference. Keep in mind there are also closed source alternatives: for example, AI21’s Jurassic-1 models are comparable, cheaper, and technically larger (albeit somew
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5y ago
I would argue society is already a Lord of the Flies hellscape.
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5y ago
I’d like to speak to whoever came up with this acronym for obvious reasons
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5y ago
This is cool but I wish they updated the rest of their docs so the platform was more usable. I’m sure under the hood things make sense and integrate well with each other and other Google products but there’s no way I’m going to invest in fi
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5y ago
This seems like a weird move given that developer tools seldom do well on public markets. I can’t help but think that staying private would do more to maintain their community & preserve the reasons people opt for GitLab over GitHub.
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5y ago
We tried it for a couple months, it was basically a huge hassle getting our stuff to work especially anything that has bindings to CPP (any of the node gyp packages). Also felt like we were putting in a lot more effort to try to get package
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5y ago
It should never have been introduced or approved in the first place.
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5y ago
I shouldn't need to read the code extremely closely or repeatedly to have to figure out what it does when the while loop does it clearly (and in a bounded way that you can literally mathematically prove). Also, I would scream if some o
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5y ago
While I agree with the ternary linting, the while loop piece makes absolutely no sense. There are absolutely many, many use cases of while loops; in fact, many dynamic programming algorithms rely on them. Could you write them as a for loop?
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6y ago
Yeah! So I set this up locally for email and a self hosted calendar, but I generally dislike modern calendar interfaces and am looking to experiment in building my own out (probably using Rust or JS). NextCloud's engine doesn't se
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Ask HN: Good self-hosted calendar sync framework?
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7y ago
This is great, but what would be even more awesome would be to also go the other way!
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7y ago
I've been looking for something like this for a while! It's awesome to be able to search videos like this. Any hope for a Chrome extension?
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7y ago
This is really awesome! I can see a really huge impact for this in allowing those who are less abled to create art. It's hard to express yourself when you physically can't but technology like this can make it possible to create ar
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https://github.com/jcsilva/docker-kaldi-gstreamer-server ^^ If you're getting started, just following the steps here can get you set up really fast. IIRC there's also an HTTP endpoint at /recognize you c
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wav2letter is pretty fast we haven't been able to break 1.1x on a t2.medium in any of our benchmarks -- what's your setup here? I definitely think it's a big step in the right direction; it's easily 100x faster than Deep
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This. The article quotes DeepSpeech, wavenets, LSTMs of all sorts; essentially, all the neural networks that scale terribly. DeepSpeech for example is pretty heavy and requires a decent GPU to get anywhere near a realtime factor of 1. Meanw
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