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dexter89_kp3
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Comment #38207654
Hi Peter, Would love your thoughts on the recent EO on AI and it's possible impact on immigration.
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Comment #36073585
this is awesome
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Comment #36037231
this is awesome
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Comment #32858899
Figma could have been much bigger than adobe in 5-10 years. Why not go public? Is the economic scenario so bad that they could not raise money?
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Comment #31845200
The parts of the model and how to go about training it are well known (i.e VIT VQGAN, auto-regressive transformers etc). They also use LAION-400 for training which is an open sourc…
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Comment #30809637
Can be done yes. Is it the best dataset to do what you describe, no.
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Comment #30808165
You could train the initial model in sim and do sim2real finetuning. Someone must be working on this already
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Comment #30808160
Self-driving car companies are already working on this. Check out: https://waymo.com/research/block-nerf/ NERF is a very active research area, and the progress from 2020 to now has…
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Comment #29848614
There are on chain NFTs like cryptopunks. The rest of articles details around API centralization stand true.
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Comment #29595097
"Email provides light-speed delivery, dirt-cheap cost, and brain-dead convenience on top of also being able to mail. So email actually never competed with mail" These advantages ar…
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Comment #29587934
Depends on whether the NFT is on-chain or off-chain. Both are valid.
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Comment #29587911
I don't understand what problem email can solve that mail cannot. Sorry to be sarcastic. I am still skeptical of most web3 use cases touted on twitter, but have personally experien…
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Comment #29517727
LinkedIn is basically a giant water-cooler where everyone can show-off. That i s the incentive, the network decided to promote.
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Comment #29501813
Interesting. My current side project is exploring semantic search using sentence transformers. Will definitely check this out.
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Comment #29463929
With increasing evidence that self-supervision works for multiple tasks and architectures, and sim2real/simulated data being used in industry I do not see this as an important conc…
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Comment #29442736
Framework laptop is not possible without the supply chain investments made by large conglomerates.
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Comment #29425565
Not in favor of the headline. The deepmind blog clearly states "Our results suggest that ML can complement maths research to guide intuition about a problem by detecting the existe…
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Comment #29353509
I invested some token money on OHM to learn more about it. The APY figures will come down in 1-2 months based on certain funding/staking levels. I stayed away from all forks of OHM…
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Comment #29142670
So... the failure may not be due to ML, but due to people :) See this blind thread: https://www.teamblind.com/post/Did-Zillow-fail-miserably-due...
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Comment #29062686
Revisit your writing fresh, and read it as if you were reading someone else's writing
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Comment #28738909
This looks awesome! Could you give an approximate cost of fine-tuning a model like Bert or even GAN given this system? Just want to get a sense of cost of using the system.
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Comment #28546196
Decisions taken by British still haunt India to this date. Especially their division of states.
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Comment #28540920
Small government != efficient government. A government can spend billions of dollars efficiently. As an example look at current COVID rapid testing kits. The US government is purch…
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Comment #28536469
I wonder why there is so much thought and work on raising taxes but not on efficient spending by the government. There are several examples around where government spending is inef…