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reallymental
8mo ago
The aggressive nature of the response drops off a cliff after the second paragraph. Hard to take all this seriously.
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reallymental
8mo ago
Appreciate the reply. I see your argument, I'll have to reframe my statements better.
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8mo ago
All this hullabaloo about trade, tariffs and international relations has really got me thinking about the role of career "diplomats". I know of (peripherally) a few european people who have studied for this as a career, they'
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9mo ago
I think y'all (i.e. who've contributed anonymously to the article), have taken these words too literally. I think we're finally seeing the culmination of around 15+ years (post '08) of leadership mindset finally reap its
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2y ago
Not sure if you've been to the middle east, but there's no way the labourers will have access to the internet besides their phones. And those phones can only be used to communicate with their loved ones back home, using Whatsapp.
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2y ago
Well, you don’t need refrigeration when the entire empty quarter is your back yard. I agree though, the numbers seem comically high.
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2y ago
Well he's now got his robots dancing. It's all a joke people, let's wrap it up.
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2y ago
What a bizzare world we live in. He's promising some version of the thing he did in 2016 [0], he's promising a lower than $30k price point, also the famous "unsupervised full self driving" (how many more adjectives does
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2y ago
The main question is, how the hell did Toyota foresee this? They didn't go all gung-ho on the EV hype train and stuck to their word, even when the others rushed in headfirst. Is this "Hybrid Hype" a realization, or is it a kn
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2y ago
Both parties want to win. There's no such conversation, they're all in it to win it. Do whatever it takes.
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2y ago
Not a review of your product, but I have to say that I love the name. Told me you love old school cricket, without mentioning it.
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2y ago
You either die a hero or live long enough to get sued. Charming quip aside, he knew what he was doing. He knew what he was doing 4 years ago, and he does even more now.
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2y ago
To offer a counter opinion, the post did say "Non-Fictional". I jest.
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2y ago
That... wasn't the original intention of the project. It was to create a C version of the PyTorch code that could train GPT-2.
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3y ago
All that's laid bare here, is the carcass of their personalities. None of this screams "I'm going to change this world", this organization is mired in politics from the start, no wonder Satya is hedging his bets. edit: g
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3y ago
Neat idea, I was wondering if this would change if you've got some plugins installed, and it does! If this is not a "hallucination", this is a valid repeatable experiment. I've loaded the "Polygon.io" plugin, a
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3y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote (PST) --------------------------- GoStreams (or Lightning) --------------------------- It's an almost real-time data streaming service for the polygon.io data provider. It's a project that I started a c
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3y ago
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS: GoStreams (or Lightning) It's an almost real-time data streaming service for the polygon.io data provider. It's a project that I started a couple of years ago during the pandemic. I've developed several da
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3y ago
I swear to god I was going crazy trying to find why I randomly tripped the circuit breaker at my house. I never made the connection that it actually happens when I try to print something. Enshittification indeed.
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3y ago
Ok, so there are now 2 tiers where they don't use our data to train the model? The higher bandwidth is to clearly entice new customers, but the question remains, what happens to the old ChatGPT Plus users? Do their quotas get eaten up
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3y ago
I think you're underestimating the effect of "only 260" years of isolationism. They must have learnt to be self sufficient in many ways, not only in commerce.
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3y ago
I find it endearing, fascinating but ultimately tedious that the Japanese put SO much effort into both seemingly mundane AND intricate objects. I realize that it's more a combination of tradition and their self imposed ~exile~ (isola
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3y ago
Besides the low brow "wen half-lyf-3?" comment, is valve planning on releasing any other games like hf? Anyone in the industry have anything to spill regarding this?
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3y ago
As a human, this looks terrifying. Imagine being attacked by robot dogs. Now imagine being attacked by robot dogs that have rocket launchers! Straight out of a Fast & Furious movie. You can(!) make this shit up. But as a person in tech,
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3y ago
If you're not a person who tends to get sucked into a book, and has every waking thought resonate with what you've read, then read some Chomsky. You may not agree with his views (it's so far to the left, that it makes your he
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3y ago
I've been using python for the past 10+ years, and I've got to say that the new Syntactic formalization of f-strings (PEP 701) has got to be one of the most "huh?" changes I've seen in a while. Was this such a big p
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3y ago
Argh behind a paywall! If you think it's a break-through, it's announcements and papers should be public domain! That way, the rewards and punishments emerge naturally.
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3y ago
I wouldn't count anything out as of yet, the trend is usually that people move towards simpler tools that are also widely used by others. Kind of a chicken-and-egg problem (to be widely used, it helps to be simple, but not all simple-t
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3y ago
LangChain is just too much, personal solutions are great, until you need to compare metrics or methodologies of prompt generation. Then the onus is on these n-parties who are sharing their resources to ensure that all of them used the same
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3y ago
Do count me in as well! Literally in the middle of building something like this myself. I've also got a few questions regarding the way you manage memory, so I might ask you a couple !
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