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I long for the days of hand written scrolls. Fresh papyrus adorned with the latest calligraphy and stamped with a warm wax seal…
I am surprised Native SIMD support is not mentioned in an article with this title. Not sure if it could be applied to the sudoku example he used.
You could argue from the perspective of the server this is a true statement. The message does not exist. If the server stored a history of messages, current and deleted, it would not be in the logs. What you received is something different. Like a message but not a message.
I am very bullish on this approach. Is already showing promise with StableDiffusion (
https://github.com/comfyanonymous/ComfyUI).
I have built humans in the loop feedback models before and they are always very targeted to a specific task. This approach modular and intuitive. I think the scope is too small though.
I spent the weekend starting a project to use this approach using a GPT model and FlumeJs (https://github.com/chrisjpatty/flume) but now that I see noFlo i am excited to try it
Hot take, no explanations:
- Planets are sentient
- Alien Robots outlive Aliens
- Photon life makes more sense
- Carbon based life is fragile
The expectation seems a little harsh for the setup. GPT just generates acceptable text. You still need to model and verify object relationships, use facts from a knowledge base and discriminate the generated responses at the very minimum.
Any GPT model is just one component inside of a chatbot, not a chatbot itself.
I think your rating system is too focused on food. The service, environment and food sourcing also play a large part in the rating. I bet you would see a difference if you try sparking a conversation with the staff from LeCinq.
Long time lurker here.I often feel I have nothing useful to contribute.So I don't. You're welcome.
A standardized test should consider all contributing variables when determining a score. In any other context this wouldn't be news.
PDF is the perfect tool for maintaining document formatting but the worst tool for maintaining document data. The format is not concerned the the actual data of document. Programatically extracting data from the simplest PDF is an exercise in patience. I find it kind of odd that this was chosen as the standard all things considered
Good work. It's fun and has clean code too!
>"This is a great example where it is okay to lose a message"
It's not, if a client is in trail with your service and they miss a message you risk losing that client. It's only "Okay" to not deliver on non-client facing services. Anything else is an unmeasurable risk
Unfortunately the media makes aggressive predictions either to get a point across or for ratings but it is happening.
Miami is investing in mediating current and future floods. I feel the fact that flood prevention is a significant part of your budget and planning that says something
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1dnlHPzhQA
Had only they charged a penny for your thoughts
Came here to see all the reasons should be converted to A SaaS Based solution, was not disappointed.
I've seen questions about
- Required tech specs
- Potential upgrades
- Trial periods
- Varying pricing schemes
- General support
These things are handled differently with SaaS.
Its easier to address with continued income too.
I think have seen this used for laws and law changes. Im surprised it has not been massively adopted
"Though NASA found a younger engineer who was brought on to work with Zottarelli for a year and eventually replace him, Dodd said it's an impossible task.
No one will replace him,' Dodd said."
That's a lifetime of job security