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Comment #44181684
The ML research team at Voxel51 just released a paper showing that foundation models rival the accuracy of human annotators in labeling large visual datasets, at several orders of …
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Comment #44175707
There's a fantastic Ray Bradbury short story from 1948 called "Jonah and the Jove-Run" that I hardly see referenced anywhere. It's about Jupiter being the next frontier after colon…
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Comment #44152648
"Made with love" is a concept that's subjective but real. You can tell Andor was made with love, while the sequel trilogy looks like it was made with a set of release criteria desi…
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Comment #44145123
One of the best things I was forced to do in high school was read "How to Lie with Statistics" by Darrell Huff. The book's a bit dated and oversimplified in parts, but it gave me a…
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Comment #44141843
If even the hyperscalers like OpenAI aren't making a profit, when exactly to companies adopting AI start making money? I wonder if we'll start seeing the hyperscalers start raising…
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Comment #44141795
I'm curious, why hasn't Valkey picked up corporate sponsors to the degree OpenTofu did when HashiCorp changed Terraform's licensing? I just haven't seen a meaningful level of react…
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Comment #44104134
I've found LLMs to often be a time-suck rather than supercharge my own learning. A huge part of thinking is reconsidering your initial assumptions when you start to struggle in res…
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Comment #44047647
Engineering often supplies the potential energy fueling vision and vice versa. ARPANET was very specifically engineered with the vision of a network that could survive nuclear atta…
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Comment #44047556
I mean code ages quickly, so the value of software must include the skillset needed to support and maintain it. Which is why enterprise software contracts exist, and are expensive.…
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Comment #43922438
I'd expect LLMs to continue making bloat significantly worse. When the cost of a thing craters, in this case generated lines of code, then you'll inevitably get way more of that th…