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by spadufed 2y ago
I'm pretty bullish on fediverse-like concepts in the long term even if US social becomes a dystopian hellscape.
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by spadufed 2y ago
In the modern world, chips are how you fight wars.
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by spadufed 2y ago
What are some common examples of complex numbers in these sorts of applications?
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Amazon is adopter Matter as open standard for video casting(theverge.com)
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by spadufed 3y ago
Amazon, one of the founders of Matter, is the first to add support for Matter casting, a feature of the Matter smart home standard that allows you to control TVs and streaming devices straight from a connected app. At CES this week, Amazon
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by spadufed 3y ago
Any effort to change this has to be centered around open, crowd-sourced datasets.
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by spadufed 3y ago
So we have an admission that folks were putting other people's names on the lists?
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by spadufed 3y ago
If anybody's interested in learning more about Lean, he's been posting his experiences with the project over at @tao@mathstodon.xyz
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by spadufed 3y ago
> Is there some sense in which this isn't obvious to the point of triviality? This is maybe a pedantic "yes", but is also extremely relevant to the outstanding performance we see in tasks like programming. The issue is pri
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by spadufed 3y ago
Folks should be incredibly skeptical of videos like this. The major players working to capitalize on this technology have demonstrated time and again a complete willingness to lie to us about the capabilities of their models. It's beco
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by spadufed 3y ago
Crowdsourced datasets like this and the ones produced by the OpenAssistant project could easily become the ONLY way to build foundational models if the courts decide that what OpenAI and co are doing is not Fair-Use. I don't think I wo
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by spadufed 3y ago
I mean, asking them to plop their cli docker setup into a yaml file isn't exactly a difficult task. I think it's probably more correct to consider docker-compose an integral part of docker rather than a superfluous abstraction lay
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by spadufed 3y ago
They absolutely do not. This is more of a state of the ecosystem sort of problem. I think a lot of developers were wary of getting into how some of the more esoteric AP objects should work. It's important to note too that while we have
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by spadufed 3y ago
I haven't seen anybody else talk about what the experience of following somebody from another service is like on the user-end. Following pixelfed accounts from Mastodon is actually fairly straightforward. You simply see them as a tweet
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by spadufed 3y ago
I think what you're describing IS activitypub. The major issue is that each implementor has a preferred message type and only basic functionality of the others. I've posted this elsewhere in the thread, but Lemmy top-level posts a
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by spadufed 3y ago
To expand on this a little the two services make use of different well-defined objects in the AP standard. Lemmy communities are Groups in AP and top level posts are implemented as Pages (rather than Notes). As it stands Mastodon only has b
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by spadufed 3y ago
That's because it's a pretty silly way to look at things in a world of docker compose.
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by spadufed 3y ago
This is the way forward imo. Particularly as we've started to flesh out the relationship between model size and true context reliability. We've found that raw context-window size is not representative of what the model can actuall
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by spadufed 3y ago
This also brings to mind the concept of federated search. Frequently brought up as a thought experiment, but it's a shame it's not discussed more seriously.
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by spadufed 3y ago
I do wonder how this may be different between things like physical or musical skills vs something more academic.
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by spadufed 3y ago
Very cool concept but the cost given by the AI seems to be different from what you're tool is picking up. For example, I've gotten it down to $20 on an item but the interface is showing $24.
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by spadufed 3y ago
On the other hand, they're bringing a large chunk of the newly minted market of thin wrappers around ChatGPT inhouse. At this point this is an outsized portion of the "AI" ecosystem but has always been just low-hanging fruit
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by spadufed 3y ago
> charitable mission of the nonprofit of which they are the board This exactly. Folks have completely forgotten that Altman and Co have largely bastardized the vision of OpenAI for sport and profit. It's very possible that this is p
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by spadufed 3y ago
I've been saying for forever that things like creator coops and PeerTube are a match made in heaven. A major barrier right now is that services like Nebula are rolling their own software and without interoperability the lack of any sor