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Comment #48637116
The Meta glasses camera has a very wide field of view. You'd need to be quite close to a person to realistically take "pervy" photos, and it'd be really obvious. Seems like it'd be…
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Comment #47319358
For all the people represented in the training data to receive royalties would be an incredible wealth transfer to the Extremely Online. My forum posts, StackOverflow answers etc a…
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Comment #46414361
Having a relatively new LinkedIn account now is probably a very bad move if you don't have an established network to reach out to for jobs. There are tons of AI generated profiles …
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Show HN: Board Game Bench – arena-based evaluation of reasoning LLMs
Board Game Bench is an arena for comparing the performance of LLMs on competitive board games. While board games are simple for humans to play, LLMs struggle to even understand the…
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Comment #43062284
Controlled burns aren't impossible in chaparral, even based on the logic of that article the controlled burns just need to be less frequent and more intense than for forest. There'…
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Comment #42489188
YouTube also has a recording of Robert Frost himself reciting the poem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rebVUgCgSAU
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Comment #41418363
A founding CTO is more effective than a hired CTO, because the founding CTO has more moral authority to create a consistent system. In other companies there's infighting between pe…
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Comment #40958513
I mean, I know nothing about your network. If your network access servers are within a datacenter under your exclusive physical control, perhaps it's not an issue since it requires…
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Comment #40951572
> Those customers are already untrusted, so it really does not matter. Perhaps it doesn't matter to the health of your network, but if it leads to a customer's account being disabl…
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Comment #40442805
Thanks!
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Comment #40434403
It would be interesting to allow users of models to customize inference by tweaking these features, sort of like a semantic equalizer for LLMs. My guess is that this wouldn't work …
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Comment #40395750
You can use the Claude APIs via OpenRouter with a pre-paid account.
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Comment #40165641
It's interesting that Valve's policy requires disclosure of AI generated code: > Any kind of content (art/code/sound/etc) created with the help of AI tools during development. But …
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Comment #40118675
Karpathy says: > The single number that should summarize your expectations about any LLM is the number of total flops that went into its training. One thing I've been curious about…
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Comment #39938256
> there's still no way in hell they'd get 30,000 people inside Yeah, I'm pretty sure that would be physically impossible, unless they are planning on hosting most of the conference…
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Comment #39937788
I don't think this is true. My startup had a couple desks in the Palace of Fine Arts when they had an ill-fated attempt to convert part of it to a co-working space. They shut down …
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Comment #39881904
NASA has a project they call the Earth System Digital Twin (ESDT): https://esto.nasa.gov/earth-system-digital-twin/ . The ESA also uses the same language at https://www.esa.int/ESA…
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Comment #39847158
I bought this book on Audible based on a random recommendation, not really knowing anything about it. On the page to buy it, it said it was released in 2020. I spent the first 80% …
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Comment #39766771
Right, but if a plane has a maximum takeoff weight of 600k lb, I doubt if it can safely takeoff while being 600k lb AND towing another x00k lb in a glider, which is what would be r…
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Comment #39762433
The cargo a plane can carry isn't limited only by the volume of the interior, but also by the amount of weight that can be carried safely in the plane. Airlines try to balance the …