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lwneal

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    Comment #42927361

    Not referenced in the README, here's a great video demonstration of this type of AVSR network running in real time: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XDO8OYnmkNY&t=120s

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    Comment #38993127

    You can create this type of thing (a self-contained single-file project) for any language or infrastructure, with or without a clever shebang. All you need are heredocs. For exampl…

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    Comment #38373684

    The relevant passage from the paper co-written by board member Helen Toner: "OpenAI has also drawn criticism for many other safety and ethics issues related to the launches of Chat…

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    Comment #38344764

    In five years, he'll be the CEO. [1] [1] http://www.paulgraham.com/fundraising.html

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    Comment #37645849

    I think it's about citation. Traditionally, a pdf is a complete and finished work, analogous to a published journal article or book. It is static content and will not change, unlik…

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    Comment #37154708

    A man goes to prison, and the first night while he's laying in bed, he hears someone yell out, "44!", followed by laughter from the other prisoners. Puzzled, he laid back down, but…

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    Comment #36937354

    An H100 uses up to 350 Watts, while an A16 has a TDP of only 8 W. But, the A16 is a smaller chip (about 108mm vs. the H100's 814mm) so you can fit more of them on a wafer. Since a …

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    Comment #36074098

    This is a fine list, but it only covers a specific type of generative AI. Any set of resources about AI in general has to at least include the truly canonical Norvig & Russel textb…

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    Comment #35520976

    The message in the screenshot says "HKEY LOCAL MACHINE", but shouldn't it be "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE", with underscores? Maybe it's just a typo by the Nvidia engineer who wrote it, but…

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    Comment #35090688

    The most incredible thing about this system is that it uses Stable Diffusion (the open source AI art generator), rather than DALL-E (the proprietary closed art generator owned by O…

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    Comment #35078800

    We built this as a way to generate quick and easy backgrounds for games or 3D content. You can throw in a prompt like "a misty jungle with vines and bubbling water" to get a panora…

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    Comment #34902232

    Sundar is the Steve Ballmer of Google. And that's fine! Ballmer was a competent if uninspiring CEO: Microsoft under his leadership missed many new opportunities, but still made lot…

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    Comment #34090862

    Apple's system strikes an interesting contrast to Google's system for naming products, documented at [1]. [1] https://bonkersworld.net/naming-dartboard

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    Comment #34012034

    Currently, whenever anyone posts a tweet including a URL, Twitterbot accesses that URL and if censored content is found (keywords associated with Mastodon) then the tweet is blocke…

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    Comment #33689756

    Magic3D looks like an improvement on DreamFusion [1], so it's sad to see that the code and models are not being made public. What is public right now is StableDreamFusion [2]. It p…

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    Comment #33516092

    If you're reading this and you haven't played with Stable Diffusion yet, try any of the following quick-and-easy generators: https://stablediffusionweb.com https://getimg.ai/editor…

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    Comment #33484211

    At this rate they'll be manufacturing 0nm chips soon, and in a decade they'll be on -1nm. But despite the weird naming scheme, it's clear from transistor density [1] and GPU prices…

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    Comment #33367178

    This might just be HN's usual (although undocumented) behavior. See [1] for details. One thing to keep in mind is that more comments is worse for ranking. Less controversial topics…