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Comment #48929982
It's 4 months that I'm in Boston instead of a little village in the middle of Italy and there are literally 0 stray cats here (opposed to home where there are many). The app seems …
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Comment #48827276
Even if Ilya didn't really create this list I have a very good opinion about every paper on this page that I've read (most of them) so I think it's a great resource. Lately during …
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Comment #48678108
> it's a lot less about what models and techniques and such you use, but how good your training data is. Ah, the good old bitter lesson strikes again
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Comment #48455211
Maybe I downplayed it too much but I really think this is still "in distribution" (we always have to remember that we are tech savy people and we influence the people that surround…
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Comment #48454537
While I agree on the smell I think that the situations are really different. I am not an economist but I think that other than the situation of the huge amount of money in play we …
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Comment #48449282
In Italy they are really frowned upon by developers. They add 0 value. And it's not like "Oh, VC firms add 0 value to companies they acquire", this is really messed up.
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Comment #48447233
Maybe they don't have enough racks. The news indicate that China isn't in a really good situation with GPUs, so probably they want to keep most of them for other stuff. Also becaus…
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Comment #48216809
can you elaborate?
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Comment #48197570
I mean... I don't really expect anything since Gemma 4 was released recently
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Comment #48197083
bro I read this, opened the keynote stream and the presenter said "Agents in Gemini" HAHAHAHA
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Comment #48150050
which harness are you using? pi? opencode?
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Comment #48140002
Yeah but as a European I think we took the wrong route. I am from Italy, and until 2001 we had 5 years undergraduate programs only. We then chose to do 3 + 2, but we should have go…
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Comment #48139776
From what I understood they admitted fewer people. The professors are worried about not having funds so they aren't hiring as much
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Comment #48115178
In the comments many people are complaining that it's macos only, but one of the hosts say that they didn't just use screenshots to use the UI, but accessibility settings to see th…
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Comment #48097913
as @goldenarm said just below here, I can't use Gemini Flash for how much it hallucinates. Gemini pro is quite speedy so I am good with using that. On another note, I really like d…
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Comment #48063125
This administration is so hilarious. Every day looks like an episode from The Office
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Comment #48063083
your local library rents Nintendo Switch games???
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Comment #48055271
I would suggest experts in interpretability (but everyone really) to go directly to the transformer circuits blog, where they explain their approach more in detail. Here is the lin…
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Comment #47853647
Well, for some of these images for the first time I can't tell that they are AI generated
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Comment #47853625
Hard disagree on this, I was coming here to comment that this is the first time I really can't tell that some of the photos are AI generated.
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Comment #46397212
For me this one is (was, apparently it's not working anymore) one of the best ones. Gaussian Splatting SLAM, the best apper of CVPR 2024 https://rmurai.co.uk/projects/GaussianSplat…
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Comment #46232125
I never thought this could happen, especially after the "Ghibli scandal". OpenAI has pulled a majestic business move. They got to allow people to generate Disney characters without…
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Comment #44828114
We already did this for Object/Face recognition, it works but it's not the way to go. It's the way to go only if you don't have enough compute power (and data, I suspect) for a E2E…