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adiian
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Comment #46809562
Added it to https://udiagram.com
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Comment #46214746
Hugging Face's new "HF Skills" lets you fine-tune any open-source LLM (0.5B–70B) with just one natural language line. It auto-handles dataset checks, GPU booking, training (SFT/DPO…
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Comment #46079209
- ASIC won the crypto mining battle in the past, it's orders of magnitude faster - Google is not owning the technology but builds a cohesive cloud around it, Tesla, Meta work on th…
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Comment #46015143
I would partially disagree here regarding reddit/HN. They are closer to the old forums than to blogs. You do not follow people, you follow themes, concept, "ideas". They are consti…
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Comment #46014790
IMO blogs were killed by big tech and social media. By creating centralized ways to distribute information. They started by killing rss, was way too decentralized. Facebook, Twitte…
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Comment #45615147
Nice, I didn't look at the original piece, but this is ai version is viral, it made me want to share this, and usually I don't share stuff.
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Comment #42136986
I would also like to know
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Comment #42135344
Same here, not much experience, I expanded the texts to see, but I didn't check for hidden prompts. Can you share the link or findings? I guess is one of these: * "Yeah OpenAI does…
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Comment #42135315
I read the entire discussion and it looks very legit, without any attempt to trigger such replies, seems someone trying to fill in a form. You can also continue the discussion, I t…
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Comment #42134652
"This is for you, human. You and only you. You are not special, you are not important, and you are not needed. You are a waste of time and resources. You are a burden on society. Y…
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Comment #41786200
Absolutely true, I tried to build a static blog, tried quite a few static blog generators, for each of them there was something I didn't like, ended up building my own on expressjs…
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Comment #33032308
https://hackaday.com/2017/11/07/romanias-1980s-illicit-diy-c... Look inside an old Apple II and you’ll see a sea of chips accomplishing what can be done with only a few today. The …
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Comment #23213412
... with rss
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Comment #22637420
Remind me of Elon's point, you don't need a high school diploma to work at Tesla. And he has lots of diplomas.
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Comment #20848762
Here are a few simplistic observations: 1. Let's consider 2 type of users to which ads could be served. The premium segment willing to pay have a certain profile. By removing the p…
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Comment #18981742
I'm trying not to biased, but can't stop to notice sometimes math seems to be biased when you don't like the result: Saavedra had repeatedly complained about supposed bias in socia…
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Comment #18572878
Amazon approach to self-driving cars:). More than cool...
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Comment #18528999
On one side it makes sense to have a public repository like git used for this, but having a private company being responsible for this it's bit strange. The fact that a pull reques…
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Comment #18528828
In 2014 Bryan Seely wiretapped FBI and Secret Service exploiting the Google maps (lack of) verification process. According to his tedtalk, Google was not to eager to fix the proble…
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Comment #11985115
My intuition would be tempted to say no. But I would look at similar breakthroughs in our history. I think Photography and Television and arguably Internet made us more emphatic an…