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Comment #48555753
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Comment #43820062
Looks interesting and would love to try it out! but your repo is missing a Open Source license ( https://github.com/rasulkireev/marketing-agents )
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Comment #43266987
This is amazing, yet silly to state "Up to 23x faster performance [4]" [4] against, 1.2GHz quad-core Intel Core i7-based MacBook Air
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Comment #43224103
There is not evidence to suggest general impulse control. That's extrapolation (beyond food items) and likely untrue IMHO.
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Comment #43218873
Engagement-optimized writing style (whether intentionally or subconsciously learnt to do so)
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Comment #42930297
> China, all you need is some money and smart people No way
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Comment #42865755
-- copied Complete hardware + software setup for running Deepseek-R1 locally. The actual model, no distillations, and Q8 quantization for full quality. Total cost, $6,000. All down…
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Comment #42239800
Added an icon, and still it says: > Product icon is required
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Comment #42094839
in short, money and ethics
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Comment #41873738
Please do spare a couple of days on it. I think noone would really believe it until seeing it :)
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Comment #41509756
Yaak is open source
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Comment #40921981
This seems quite reasonable imo
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Comment #40793525
just so u know, kakaotalk does exist in multiple languages. feels like this whole thread is based on a false assumption >Kakaotalk is in English, French, German, Indonesian, Italia…
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Comment #40793475
Kakaotalk is in English, French, German, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Vietnamese ( h…
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Comment #40501439
Perhaps because EU just passed a law for third party app stores?
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Comment #39525290
EU is very large. If I were to believe your posts, Germany has achieved good protection of employees from their employers. Simply not true in ... many non-Germany EU countries.
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Comment #39525275
1) That may be allowed in Germany. Definitely not in Poland and many other countries. 2) In my experience, not true. Most often an employee needs to get a pre-approval that often t…
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Comment #39007532
While GE price has gone up in the last 2 years, your statement doesn't take account for a reverse split—a 1-for-8 stock split in 2021. https://www.forbes.com/advisor/investing/ge-s…
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Comment #38618145
It is very bad. There's more money and fame to be made by taking these two extreme stances. The media and the general public is eating up this discourse, that are polarizing the so…
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Comment #38252980
We should also name the artist, DAKD JUNG. He also sells audio visualizers based on this concept
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Comment #37169393
Because providing always accurate LLM-based paraphrasing would be much more difficult.
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Comment #36890310
I work in this field - IMO, your assessment is correct insofar as the absolute need for commercialization of research done. However, we haven't gotten to the super-human performanc…
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Comment #36890216
I won't take any of this seriously until they make their model and weights available. This type of PR research is what is really holding back AI for medical images.
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Comment #36056846
Agreed. Truly despise when otherwise smart tech bloggers use jargons (incorrectly) to appear authoritative