rmorey

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by rmorey 10mo ago
For me the Apple Watch killer feature is a bit embarrassing... it's the button that makes your phone ring so you can find it...
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by rmorey 10mo ago
"The tech is from America actually, decades ago... But they give up and china continues the work" Many such cases...
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by rmorey 1y ago
It only didn’t help with the first incident of accidental injuries (makes sense, almost everyone has one early on regardless) but it was still also associated with reduced recurrence
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by rmorey 1y ago
fwiw (and I am not an expert) in my understanding, Swift also has guaranteed memory safety without a GC (using automatic reference counting). not sure how it compares to Rust in that aspect
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by rmorey 1y ago
I think actually 4o image generation in ChatGPT is still a tool call with a prompt to an “image_gen” tool, I don’t think the generator receives the full context of the conversation. If you do a ChatGPT data export and inspect the record of
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by rmorey 1y ago
I was going to suggest chess position recognition, AFAIK it's a completely unsolved computer vision task (once a position is recognized, I think analysis is well solved by, say, a stockfish tool for the LLM, but there is interesting wo
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MICrONS Project: Largest and most complete wiring diagram of a mammal brain(nature.com)
3 points by rmorey 1y ago|0 comments
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by rmorey 2y ago
You seem to be getting downvoted, but as a former Vultr employee I can confirm this is correct
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by rmorey 2y ago
I know the author, Jon. Delightful guy
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by rmorey 2y ago
Something like Geekbench for CLI tools would be awesome
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by rmorey 2y ago
The sample output is very poor. Cool demo, but really just emphasizes how much of a hit product the NotebookLM team has managed to come up with, ostensibly with more or less the same foundation models already available.
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by rmorey 2y ago
I feel similarly about NotebookLM, but have noticed one odd thing - occasionally Host A will be speaking, and suddenly Host B will complete their sentence. And usually when this happens, it's in a way that doesn't make sense, beca
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Senate: Medicare Insurers Use AI to Increase Denials, Boost Profits(blumenthal.senate.gov)
1 points by rmorey 2y ago|0 comments
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by rmorey 2y ago
I meant like 100-200
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by rmorey 2y ago
the EM dataset for this connectome, FAFB, is only a few hundred TB. as a rule of thumb volume electron microscopy datasets are on the order of 1 PB / cubic millimeter, and the fly brain is much smaller than 1 mm3
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by rmorey 2y ago
Grok just uses Flux, fyi
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by rmorey 2y ago
i think they just messed up the embargo times, and suddenly the scoops all dropped before they were ready
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by rmorey 2y ago
consuming a 2g gummy which is .3% d9 THC is a dose of 6mg, which is small, but a real dose, especially for a non-regular user
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by rmorey 2y ago
“some number” would be 65. things change
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by rmorey 2y ago
I love anvaka's maps! See also reddit: https://anvaka.github.io/map-of-reddit/ and GitHub: https://anvaka.github.io/map-of-github/
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by rmorey 2y ago
Looks like Princeton tops the Ivy League (and perhaps all universities?) at $27M per faculty member. I often like to call it "a hedge fund with hobbies"
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by rmorey 2y ago
We are so far ahead in the case of these models - we already have the complete wiring diagram! In biological systems we have only just begun to be able to create the complete neuronal wiring diagrams - currently worms, flies, perhaps soon m
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by rmorey 2y ago
one thing i noticed, the first sentence on the page says: "Keeping the internet open is crucial, and part of being open means Reddit content needs to be accessible... " but if you use the text-to-speech reader it reads "Keepi
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by rmorey 2y ago
not lying, probably just mistaken
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by rmorey 2y ago
There is no source on this in the article? Anyone have an idea where they got this from?
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by rmorey 2y ago
I remember in high school precalc, we learned about the Taylor series, and my teacher told us that it was how trig functions were actually implemented on calculators. Well I looked it up and found that it was actually CORDIC, and went and h
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by rmorey 2y ago
assuming exponential growth in capacity is a big assumption!
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by rmorey 2y ago
There are extremely effective techniques, but it is not really solved. The current techniques still require human proofreading to correct errors. Only a fraction of this particular dataset is proofread.
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by rmorey 2y ago
we are nowhere near whole human brain volume EM. the next major milestone in the field is a whole mouse brain in the next 5-10 years, which is possible but ambitious
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by rmorey 2y ago
The methods used here are state of the art. The problem is not just turning 2D slices into a 3D volume, the problem is, given the 3D volume, determining boundaries between (and therefore the 3d shape of) objects (i.e. neurons, glia, etc) an

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