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    Comment #47136120

    Now we can embed a cryptominer on a page even with JS disabled! /s

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    Comment #47052184

    Degenerative AI

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    Comment #47051862

    Could've just name it Genius iLook 1321, lol. At least that was the experience for me when I tried to write a Linux driver for it. It was a pre-UVC camera, so that time I did all t…

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    Comment #45924732

    What kind of problems did you encounter? Could you provide an example?

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    Comment #44862257

    OK, I got your point. Looks like we're listening to different Elons. The one is a tech guy, the other is politician, so to speak. Long time ago I decided for myself that I never tr…

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    Comment #44857057

    If I'm not mistaken, Musk admitted he has Asperger's. His speech resembles someone with a mild autistic disorder. Still, I'd rather patiently wait for him to serialize his thoughts…

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    Comment #44828143

    I don't know. Maybe I'm biased, but Elon and his teammates' presentations do seem natural to me. Maybe a bit goofy but always on point nevertheless.

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    Comment #44827910

    Isn't it exactly what the typical LLM discourse is about? People are just throwing anecdotes and stay with their opinion. A is better than B because C, and that's basically it. And…

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    Comment #44644779

    Just in case, Con Kolivas, a prominent contributor to the Linux kernel, is also an active and practicing anesthesiologist. People are awesome. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Con_Kol…

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    Comment #43970675

    Interesting read, thanks! P.S.: This project is obligated to have an anime mascot girl and a logo where she is embarrassed while trying to keep her skirt in place because a house f…

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    Comment #43781557

    CubeCL is the computation backend for Burn ( https://burn.dev/ ) - ML framework done by the same team which does all the tensor magic like autodiff, op fusion and dynamic graphs.

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    Comment #42944558

    Honestly, I don't feel that the name is _that_ important for a project of such scale and popularity. I mean, if they'd just rebrand JavaScript as JS, no one would probably notice. …

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    Comment #41720011

    Yet, he is able to answer most of deep technical questions related to his technologies, right on the spot. And his answers are well thought, concise and factual, i.e. not the handw…

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    Comment #41018822

    We'll never know unless it would be ejected by a volcano a few millenia from now.

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    Comment #40843205

    Definitely. I tried gemma2:27B model with phrases like "translate the following sentence to language X" and it even failed to understand the task and spat out completely irrelevant…

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    Comment #40819582

    Probably increasing maximum tx power or extending the frequency range beyond allowed in the region to enable more channels and hence being able to get decent speed/quality in a cro…

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    Comment #40729461

    Speaking about Jetson, Turing Pi developed an RK1 board that is pin compatible with Jetson, and is based on a Rockchip 3588. Recently its 6TOPS NPU got a first class Linux support.…

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    Comment #38228211

    First of all, congrats on your recovery! The worst condition I've ever experienced myself was a massive scintillating scotoma, so I kinda can imagine how you felt. Still, as a neur…

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    Comment #19121631

    When I said that I'm not familiar with Numenta meant myself only. My colleagues, that are much more experienced than me, do indeed know that project.

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    Comment #19074584

    Short answer: Numenta may seem very similar to some extent, but there are fundamental differences too. I'm not very familiar with their theory and technology, so please take my opi…

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    Comment #19070104

    We are working on them. Aside from the stuff mentioned at http://truebraincomputing.com/en/proof-of-concept-2/ we've done MNIST and HASY tests as well as custom audio recognition t…

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    Comment #19068806

    We are researching information processing mechanisms of a real human brain. We have created a fundamentally new model explaining its functioning. Our goal is to develop a _strong_ …

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