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tbruckner
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Comment #46194485
A simple cue like asking the model to 'see' or 'hear' can push a purely text-trained language model towards the representations of purely image-trained or purely-audio trained enco…
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Comment #45794293
"they write for someone who’s not going to read it" is a great way to phrase it.
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Comment #45792219
Has anyone found these deep research tools useful? In my experience, they generate really bland reports don't go much further than summarization of what a search engine would retur…
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Comment #44769808
Do you really think there's competition? I don't see anyone on the even in the 30 on this list: https://apps.apple.com/us/charts/iphone/top-free-apps/36
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Comment #44757983
23X revenue multiple is not an expensive valuation for something growing well over 100% YoY, even by public market standards let alone venture capital valuation.
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Comment #43048466
What's the goal here? What do you plan on doing with this?
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Comment #42399428
This is news to me. Any good examples of this outside of the above?
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Comment #41806240
And Elon is a guy that knows how to tend to flocks of sheep(le)
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Comment #41159945
...or maybe the education of what we deem as useful work needs to change. Imagine if digital cameras were watermarking their photos because art classes refused to consider photogra…
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Comment #40651451
> catastrophically losing money on every call You're going to have to bring some actual numbers on that speculation.
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Comment #39384986
How do you know it isn't RAG?
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Comment #39085927
The financing for home builders would also be a bit lower if housing were easier therefore less risky to build. But agree that higher interest rates hurt builders too.
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Comment #39085735
Housing prices remaining high because people can't move and people can't buy because of interest rates just shows how stupidly hard it is to build new housing in the US.
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