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sytelus
3mo ago
This is extremely well done design (at least on full desktop browsers). Amazing content as well.
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sytelus
3mo ago
Enterprise subs not allowed to use Fable if they have setup zero data retention :(
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StreamHope – Merge Duplicate Playlists in YouTube Music, Transfer from Spotify
(shital.com)
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Hacker Folklore – AI Koans
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1y ago
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sytelus
1y ago
Amazon remains totally complacent of these issues which are now professionally hacked by China based providers day in and out. Tons of vitamins are now fake and downright harmful. A lot of books, even small scale ones, are also fake and ver
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sytelus
1y ago
This is great article but it is ruined because author chose to use substack. I don't know why people keep following herd and endup publishing on substack. If you already don't know, Substack has disallowed ChatGPT to crawl anythin
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Pareto Frontier for the Agents
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Sad, Short and Perplexing Life of Computer Whiz
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2y ago
At different points he has claimed (1) current models are not intelligent at all and can never be intelligent like us, (2) also we need to ban current models because they will outsmart us and take over the world. Depending on how he can g
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2y ago
The doge.gov website is just amazing. You can browse through the entire org chart of a typical government, average age of employees, avg salary in that department and so on. I hope they upload this data on GitHub and open sources for the fu
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sytelus
2y ago
I lost faith in Marcus after just a few interactions. He is indeed what one would refer to as "crackpot" in academia. The most glaring thing was that he is technically extremely shallow and don't have a clue about most of the
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sytelus
2y ago
Amazing writing. When you become parent, the person you were at that point goes away. Growing as parent is part of letting that person go.
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2y ago
All these articles proposing "intuition" as secret magic dust is quite funny. This is culturally amplified by movies and media ("May the force be with you", "follow your feelings"). In reality, intuition is sim
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2y ago
PowerShell should be taught in university as example of how poorly designed system devoid of taste and aesthetic looks like. It's an ugly monstrosity that makes me puke every time I try to use it. The only reason some people might lik
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2y ago
Why on earth you want 10X longer video with same information content as the shorter video?
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2y ago
YouTube is absolutely the business that is resting on laurels, just like Google Maps and Gmail. Sometime I wonder if these products have any real active development teams at all besides ads. YouTube massively screwed with users by forcing p
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2y ago
CloudStrike had managed to invade into StarBucks IT. All of the online order taking systems are down.
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2y ago
This is amazing sales tactics! So, you buddy up with insurance, they create a checkbox and recommend you for a revenue cut! Now you suddenly have millions of customers out of nowhere and your product gets installed on billions computers bef
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2y ago
Genuine question: How the heck crapeware like CloudStrike got into all critical systems from 911 to hospitals to airlines? My understanding was that all these critical systems are just super lazy to upgrade or install anything at all. I wou
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2y ago
I used to make this argument until I came to know of law (at least in USA) that if you don't use your house and someone else starts using your house then they can claim the legal ownership of your entire house in as little as 10 yea
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2y ago
These studios used to make ton of money because only a few are in town. Now, every teenager is his/her own studio and content pool is so vast that their revues must shrink. They have nowhere to run. I think their end state is to publi
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2y ago
This is complete incompetence from their leadership who show no value to their own content. They could have easily auctioned off/sold very old content to someone else but that kind of thinking would be beyond their competency. It'
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2y ago
So, NanoGPT took 1.8 days on 8xA100 for 124M model training on 30.7B tokens using flash attention. This would translate to 14.4hr for 10B tokens. With llm.c it is ~1.5 hr which is almost 10X speedup! Does this look ballpark correct? Is ther
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3y ago
This doesn't make sense. There are tons of other business which will have higher day to day return and property appreciation. I don't think anyone was craving for car wash subscription and I don't know of anyone having car
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3y ago
Exactly. These people are centi-millionaires and beyond employment, promotions, bonuses and all that usual drudgery. I guess the article is funded purely not to injure egos. But, hey, what is all that downscaling of YC? The article is clear
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3y ago
You can work backwards. For $5T investment, you need revenues of at least $500B. Nvidia revenues are currently ~18B/quarter or roughly $75B/yr. If you think 5X growth in AI in next 5 year is possible but current supply chain canno
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3y ago
They didn't said that. Classic sales mistake.
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3y ago
I was going to impulse buy it but then they have put so many barriers that impulse buy is not possible. You must measure your face and have eye prescription ready! Wtf? I am in my bed and not going to do that for the privilege of pressing b
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sytelus
3y ago
Why authors miss to compare with Phi-2?
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sytelus
3y ago
Just until last months people were asking where is all AI spam. It was slow and then sudden.
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