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by snickmy 16d ago
I appreciate for once there is no smearing AI all over it. Wonder if it's on purpose since AI + Camera + Actuator = 'Scary Scary' in the tested demographic
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Dyson new electric toothbrush (with camera)(discover.dyson.com)
4 points by snickmy 16d ago|1 comments
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by snickmy 2mo ago
Any recommendation for electric shavers that are USB-c ?
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by snickmy 2mo ago
in a world of ai agents, python is just an implementation detail that you don't need to know, between you and your data/business task
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Why the Next Datacenter Should Be Sized for a Village, Not a City(nicolabortignon.com)
4 points by snickmy 4mo ago|1 comments
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Xfra AI(xfra.ai)
4 points by snickmy 4mo ago|1 comments
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by snickmy 4mo ago
sooo many memories. got into it with Sphere (51 and 55) if my memory doesn't trick me. was there ever a working port of the client for OSX ? would love to revamp it.
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by snickmy 5mo ago
Agree. I'm unclear what's the highlight of this post. Is the multimodality of the model (that can replace computer vision), is it the reasoning part, is it the overall wrapper that makes it very easy to develop on top?
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by snickmy 10mo ago
Addy delivers!
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by snickmy 10mo ago
That is correct. When that will be available is the hard thing to guess. There are currently enough production of electricity that is motor based (think about gas turbine, water turbines, etc), so there is a nice benefit of having AC at sou
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by snickmy 11mo ago
I'm with you, and actually bullish on this to be a viable way forward. 48V DC has been eyed already for a potential standard to emerge. Doesn't need massive cables to deliver decent power (4A ~200W). There is enough hardware aroun
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by snickmy 11mo ago
AC makes power distribution easier (because you can have modulated phases). So it's correct to say it's easier to move it over a long distance. Additionally, and i'm really simplifying, at parity of nominal voltage, you can
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by snickmy 1y ago
Slightly off topic. Would you see any case where Ethernet(POE*) are replaced with native USB-c?
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by snickmy 1y ago
An axiom of inevitabilism, especially among the highest echelons, is that you end up making it a reality. It’s the kind of belief that shapes reality itself. In simple terms: the fact that the Googles, Anthropics, and OpenAIs of the world h
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by snickmy 1y ago
Just wanted to callout how well written is this blog post (not necessarily from a substance standpoint, which in my opinion is very good as well), but from a fluidity and narrative standpoint. It's quite rare in this day and age. Thank
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by snickmy 1y ago
genuine, security newbie, question. What's the worst case scenario that can happen on using this type of solution from a security standpoint? I do get it the authentication would be compromised. Probably some internal ports would be e
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by snickmy 1y ago
thank you for conjugating correctly the 1st declension to the genitive, we all, that wasted many years studying latin, te salutant!
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by snickmy 1y ago
that's already the case, and it's called model distillation. You use LLMs to generate labels but then you use a dedicated smaller model (usually NN) to run at 1000x cheaper cost of inference.
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Uptime Industries wants to boost localized AI(techcrunch.com)
1 points by snickmy 1y ago|0 comments
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by snickmy 1y ago
What does rhymes with "car"
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by snickmy 1y ago
I really feel for the creators here. I was thinking exactly like that before trying to build an electronic device myself. Later on I talked to people working in the hardware industry for small production scale, and pretty much told me that
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by snickmy 1y ago
different use cases. I don't expect you to go around with your air purifier attached to your neck :)
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by snickmy 1y ago
Shameless plug: I see few people in the comment that have been working there, or have had some first hand experience of that environment. I'd love the chance to interview them. This has been one of my main area of interest for a very l
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by snickmy 1y ago
that's not exactly how public companies work :)
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by snickmy 1y ago
I mean ... 0.6% against a massive tech sell off, feels a very well managed fund to me :D
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by snickmy 1y ago
US universities (the usual suspects) have a substantial different approach to industry integration then European one. Yet, European leaders have not got the memo, and expect the same level of output.
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by snickmy 1y ago
This was inevitable and we'll see it playing out all over Europe. You have a desire to be relevant in an important technological shift. On one side, you have big tech companies laser-focused on attracting the best talent and putting th
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by snickmy 1y ago
Went to the demo, played some basic counterpoint, probably some poorly recalled lines from Bach, and I always get surprised how well the music of that time fits the instrument capabilities.
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by snickmy 2y ago
this is a great way to put it, that said, it was not obvious to me that the attention space (how it is structured in LLMs) is a frequency domain
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by snickmy 2y ago
we still have some units, but available only in UK

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