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by xodjmk 3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if there are 0 people at nytimes who understand how A.I. works. There is a difference between understanding how it works, and being able to backtrack through huge chains of statistics math that is involved in pr
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by xodjmk 3y ago
If you want to set this standard in a very strict way, then this will lead to progress with AI only being done by the largest corporations who can out spend to gain access to data. Maybe this protects some people's feelings (what is th
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by xodjmk 3y ago
If this is true, that does not sound like a successful implementation of an 'AI'. What would be the point of just parroting some existing content? There is not even an economic reason to doing this. The point is to train a model,
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by xodjmk 3y ago
I think it depends on what you believe. Only the title and first paragraph mention 'pirated'. The actual complaints are simply about using copyrighted material. In some people's minds, like the article mentioned Steven King a
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by xodjmk 3y ago
The article just says copyrighted, not pirated. No one needs permission to ingest public domain data. the data is not being replicated.
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by xodjmk 3y ago
You might have this choice, but young people won't. IMHO. Assuming that we are talking about earning a living as a programmer.
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by xodjmk 3y ago
In what world is programming not challenging? Not in this world. As for AI, this is and will always be a moving target. Currently, the GPT style LLMs can spit out simple functions that will mostly work up to a point. So once you get used to
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by xodjmk 3y ago
Cosplay barbie wannabe communist ego-scouts don't wanna listen to no Aphex Classics...
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by xodjmk 3y ago
Asked Yoda. Sense this makes not said he.
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by xodjmk 3y ago
A lot of people are just getting tired of Cis-jointed background actors & actresses. They are bored with ordinary "8 fingers + 2 thumbs" type hands, and simple elbow and wrist joints. It's time for us to center non-geneti
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by xodjmk 3y ago
Hi. I use technology created by tech bros to whine about technology created by tech bros.
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by xodjmk 3y ago
Out of curiosity, I took a simple C++ template from my code and used the following prompt with chatGPT3: Write a non-template C++ function using uint16_t to replace the following function: < copy & paste my template > It worked, t
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by xodjmk 3y ago
I'm not going to ready this, but lots of text editors will allow you to customize code highlighting colors with all sorts of shades of green. But that's also the color of money which invokes the tyranny of capitalism. So Programmi
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by xodjmk 3y ago
If you can afford to buy this chip, you wouldn't be worried about the price of tools. But still the situation is much better now than it was in the past. For medium or smaller devices, Ultrascale or Zynq, everything is free, and you do
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by xodjmk 3y ago
These boards are amazing for the price. About 1/3 as expensive as a Zedboard and way more capable. It's confusing, but real. I use both for work & personal projects.
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by xodjmk 3y ago
This is the old notion of what an FPGA is, and if you notice, these new devices aren't even called FPGA's anymore! They're called 'adaptive SoC's'. Only a small portion of the device is FPGA fabric. But still,
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by xodjmk 3y ago
I think the keywords are 'laptop formfactor'. If your goal is specifically to run niche specialized soft-processors and you wanted it all bundled into a laptop style dev environment, then I think this is a great idea. But for an a
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by xodjmk 3y ago
Yes, and quite limited. The MiSTer hardware, and other similar platforms are good for emulating ancient video game processors and running 8-bit style video games. This is a fun thing to do I guess if you like that. Modern high performance F
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by xodjmk 3y ago
CV doesn't decide what it is used for. You could start a company that uses CV to track the health of the global polar bear population. And please, bring up the 'facial recognition is biased against race/gender' anecdote
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by xodjmk 3y ago
"Soros reminds me of Magneto" => All the proof I need. Please check out my eviscerating vice/substack article: Elon Musk, the visionary entrepreneur and CEO of SpaceX, has expressed interest in the possibility of mining em
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by xodjmk 3y ago
A moment on the lips, a lifetime on the hips.
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by xodjmk 3y ago
For real. I am pro environment, so I do think there is some legitimate amount of environmental impact studies that should be done. But it is clear there is some emotional/ideological agenda attached to anything associated with Musk, no
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by xodjmk 3y ago
SpaceX are succeeding by strategically blowing up prototypes and learning by pushing materials up to and past the point of failure. I think the majority of people watching this are celebrating and appreciate the progression of never been do
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by xodjmk 3y ago
The article completely misunderstand the argument, and leaves out the actual important pieces. The argument is that allowing/incentivising some hypothetical AGI to pursue a certain ideology, like trying to inject someone's idea of
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by xodjmk 3y ago
if you have a hard time understanding basic words, anti + white, you have been critically brainwashed.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Not sure about the bio stuff, but AI could be used very effectively to modulate a woman's voice so that it sounds deeper and more manly. This would allow a company to raise more venture capital.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
How is this not a circuit? Those AND gates will be built out of multiple transistors that require VCC and GND and current etc. It's absolutely a circuit.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Just define an escape condition, like do "recursions until we reach zero". I don't think recursion has to be infinite? One example is tail-recursion which can be statically defined by a compiler.
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by xodjmk 4y ago
I have done several FPGA algorithms using HLS C++ Templates using tail-recursion. It works very well. Although it is a high-level abstraction, and the underlying logic gate structure is not easily accessible. HLS generates hard to read &#x2
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by xodjmk 4y ago
Is this a joke? "We also envisioned a true decentralization of the Twitter timeline..."" "We envisioned a world in which you could share your favorite song from Spotify and listen to it live with all your followers on Tw

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