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by seek3r00 6y ago
“I could not stop thinking about the applications of such a technology and how it could improve our lives. I was thinking of how cool it would be to build a Twitter-like service where the only posts are GPT-3 outputs.” This could have been
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Gradual Typing(en.wikipedia.org)
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Using Design Alternatives to Learn About Data Organizations [pdf](cs.brown.edu)
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by seek3r00 6y ago
The title is obviously clickbait-y, but it’s fine: they’re trying to sell a product (Google Colab). IMO if you’re interested in AI research or ML engineering, you already know that — in order to avoid getting people killed - you have to und
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by seek3r00 6y ago
It reminds me of Coders at Work: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coders_at_work
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Google investing $900M to accelerate Italy’s digital transformation(italia.googleblog.com)
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Facebook's future keeps getting murkier(edition.cnn.com)
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by seek3r00 6y ago
“To put it simply: the overestimation of technology is closely connected with the underestimation of humans.”
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by seek3r00 6y ago
Exactly, that’s what I thought. Although, they should be able to look at the set of instructions that generated the output, which is basically an algorithm in itself. Then they could try to prove whether that algorithm would really generali
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by seek3r00 6y ago
The model is given the input and a set of instructions (e.g. swap) for producing the output. Essentially, it’s taking a permutation of the instructions that minimise the running time, based on some underlying patterns in the data.
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by seek3r00 6y ago
Some interesting extracts: “The instruction set together with the input representations jointly determine the class of algorithms that are learnable by the neural controller, and we see this as a fruitful avenue for future research akin to
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by seek3r00 6y ago
It makes sense to me. You can use WSL, and run PHP on Linux.
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DomainBed: In Search of Lost Domain Generalization(arxiv.org)
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by seek3r00 6y ago
tl;dr: Training learners is becoming cheaper every year, thanks to big tech companies pushing hardware and software.
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by seek3r00 6y ago
Well, you’re right, but the hypervisor under-the-hood is better.
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by seek3r00 6y ago
Yeah, the thing is that most of us don’t have the patience of figuring out how Nix works , write derivations and stuff. Docker and Compose look pretty straightforward in comparison, at least for local development.
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by seek3r00 6y ago
Look, I get it, Docker has its downsides and it wasn’t meant for local development. But it just works (most of the times). I can worry about getting shit done, instead of messing around with web servers, interpreters and package managers (i
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by seek3r00 6y ago
I meant that we’ve already got Parallels Desktop. I didn’t understand whether they want to introduce something like Hyper-V/WSL on macOS.
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by seek3r00 6y ago
They talked about virtualization but they only showed Parallels Desktop. Is just a virtualization layer for x86 on ARM or are they going to provide something like Hyper V on Windows?
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by seek3r00 6y ago
Preface I think that you should always talk about average users. There is no point in talking about technical users that make up a small slice of the market pie. I’m an Apple customer. I’ve an iPhone but I’m still horrified from needing
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GPU Compute, WSL Install and WSL Update in the Latest Insider Build for WSL(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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by seek3r00 6y ago
The vulnerability should have been disclosed to Tails developers as soon as Hernandez was arrested.
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by seek3r00 6y ago
Maybe, AndroidPolice should change its name. Just saying...
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Comparium: An Alternative to BrowserStack(comparium.app)
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Ask HN: What books about ethics should I read
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by seek3r00 6y ago
I agree with your notes about the connotations of those words. Just keep in mind YMMV depending on which country you live in.
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by seek3r00 6y ago
Indeed. I would argue that instead of changing their OSS projects names, people could donate and protest.
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by seek3r00 6y ago
And still we let GitHub block Iranian citizens from accessing their repos. I’m pro BLM, and I’m really outraged by the behaviour of police across the US. But this has nothing to do with software names, and it is so a US-centric point of vi
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by seek3r00 6y ago
That’s true. If this is the case, is it enough to do a good job in growing the business, in order to maintain control of it, or you can do something else to ensure that investors won’t pull the carpet from under your feet?
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by seek3r00 6y ago
The problem I see with raising money is that, practically, you’re giving away your business a piece at a time. Sure, by raising money you’re going to grow your business more easily, but you’ve also compromised your ownership of it. Obviousl

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