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ixaxaar

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    Comment #48882453

    For a moment there I read "TC" and was like "the candidate"?!?!

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    Comment #48880287

    Apparently there's "more to come" and its not a complete retirement.

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    Comment #48582976

    Well healthcare needs its own DLSS 5!

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    Comment #48337611

    Okay so regardless of the model, platforms provide attestation from end to end that nothing is being logged from either input or output, including at the firmware and OS level to t…

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    Comment #46031306

    From a third-world perspective, it feels like American politics being injected into the developer domain because of some previous biases that Americans had. Which is sad for a comm…

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    Comment #45446174

    Or maybe he was searching for "structure", the way Grothendieck was - in pure math, in systems biology, in complex networks (e.g. civilizations, culture, occult) and in individual …

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    Comment #44081001

    I wonder how many of these hype-chasing AI founders are going to take the path of self-enrichment while capitulating their startups when they get exhausted of searching for a moat.…

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    Comment #43743439

    > These are effectively identical to outsourcing your product to someone like Infosys. But in my experience, the user has to be better than an Infosys employee to know how to conve…

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    Comment #42654912

    Ah so like NIM is a set of microservices on top of various models, and this is another set of microservices using NIM microservices to do large scale OCR? and that too integrated w…

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    Comment #42588722

    Garbage in garbage out.

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    Comment #42242549

    Can you shed some more light on this "browning out" phenomenon?

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    Comment #42162021

    What a sad fucking world. I like what China does in the regard to patents. That is exactly what patents deserve.

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    Comment #42122723

    Woohoo exactly!

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    Comment #40544732

    Cool, rise of concert tourism? At least better than medical tourism ig.

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    Comment #40521726

    Hey guys, I built this large list of healthcare datasets from last year when I spent some time in researching and downloading them to try out various things (AI). Hope this is usef…

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    Comment #40448893

    Extreme pinky swear.

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    Comment #40421673

    So a kind of lack of empathy? Do these guys have this image of "autists" and are basically filtering for them, cause this criteria seems to be favoring oppositional defiance disord…

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    Comment #40311996

    The physical world has limits, that's why sigmoids everywhere.

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    Comment #40181460

    My AI chat thing: https://imgur.com/a/cxR8KpM (WIP). Connects to openai transcription, completion and tts APIs. Refactoring to use assistants, to use it to feed it my fridge's manu…

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    Comment #40033750

    I wrote a part of the kernel (uitron) for Toshiba SSDs that went into macbooks around 2013 on kate. It was my first and favorite editor :D

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    Comment #39993531

    If all this turns out to be useless, burning their cash for nothing seems like a great way to accelerate tech while going down. I guess that would actually be a positive thing.

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    Comment #39899123

    Hey love what Kagi is doing! I'm based out of India, can I apply?

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    Comment #39899032

    Location: India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, Scala, terraform, k8s, scikit-learn, pytorch, transformers Résumé/CV: https://github.com/ixaxaar Email: i…

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    Comment #39780217

    Any org? Would, for example, openai be included in your definition of "any org"? Look, "in principle" stuff is not how the real world works. AFAIK, hacks happen mostly because of c…