waveringana

the catch is: no commercial usage and half the time you try to spin up an instance itll tell you theres no room left

yes I really hope a lot of these ML startups check out the history of ML tech a bit more because so many accessibility tools are built via ML but theyve been abandoned

will we ever see local, open source models? they are very important for accessibility reasons which this product can fit into, but wont because of it being cloud based (and proprietary).

needing a lawyer and needing a doctor are very common cases of bankruptcy in the US. both feel very primed to be replaced by models

When I was in fourth grade, I'd take the half a mile walk to the library almost daily which always made my parents happy because they assumed I was going to read, but instead I was hopping onto their computers, going to http://minecraft.net, and playing minecraft on IE :)

Thanks for the nostalgia

i play a lot of destiny 2, and I find a lot of the sites for showcasing destiny builds are absurdly information dense and waste so much time on explaining basic gameplay, and theyre also laid out badly where its hard to put it onto a 2nd monitor to quickly copy, so im working on a site to remedy this for myself

I'm about to graduate and can say professors who did this always had the most engaged students (after half dropped the class from <50% quiz grades). I personally found it annoying as it felt like I was in high school again, but if I was a professor I'd do it too.

the cheap models love hashtags

doubt itll see any sorting if you can pay to be featured

why are we pretending that these gambling sites have any weight on anything

github for their macos runners (pretty sure theyre m1 minis)

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