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I find it hilarious that Apple is selling the new iphones with AI features that only works on the new devices because they apparently don't require the cloud, and instead run locally.

Apple's logic:- saving private photos on the cloud is good for privacy, while doing AI computation on the cloud is somehow bad for it ?

I think this is the reason why "shorts" , or tiktok style videos work. I think YT shorts does this in a way, where you get a snippet of a long video as a shorts

looks great! thanks for sharing

I wrote a python script to plot a graph of mentioned technologies here, and their counts from the comments. Colab link:- https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1nPP53efew7Vdo1ydyIN...

Next up, are LLMs conscious?

which can be most easily hacked by hacking their phones first

I see the point about AI's impact on internet content, but I think it's important to view it in a broader context. AI is just a tool, and its effectiveness is shaped by how users use it. It's not just AI, but the entire internet that's always had a mix of good and bad content. AI actually has the potential to improve access to information and level the field. It's more about refining search algorithms and enhancing oversight rather than dismissing the technology altogether. The internet has always required users and creators to sift through and elevate quality content. AI is just a new aspect of this

I used to hear to Hucci alot back in the day because most of his songs would hover around 60-70 BPM, I'd gather it was having a similar effect.

Maybe they didn't feed it enough linguistical data for japanese, but they surely did for code.

This could just be a side-project by some guy working in a tech company with a 'no inventions/IP clause' in his contract. People prefer to stay anonymous in such cases, and launch silently, as to not pull attention from their main org. Not everybody can be a twitter-tech bro announcing his creations on ProductHunt and not get in trouble for it.

What I need is an e-paper laptop

Very cool app man!

I have a suspicion that it could be something that does voice recognition via the gyroscope data. I believe so for many reasons-

1. Gyroscope creates a lot of data for every millisecond, so it doesn't makes any sense to send all of it over to the server.

2. You only need to recognise certain keywords/movements of the user for somewhat accurate ad-tracking and behavourial analysis.

3. You don't need to prompt the user to allow access to it.

This is hilarious lol. https://chat.openai.com/share/8150302e-900a-4513-8e40-c7cac7...

trust ecosystem

What trust ecosystem are you talking about ? It was a lack of foresight by google on their own discovery of transformers, and it would probably have been sitting in dust or been killed off by the time it would have taken them to reach GPT-2 level of progress.

Just wanted to say, this is a brilliant project!

This is really freakin cool ! As a mechatronics engineer, this is the sort of thing I imagined I would be doing. This really makes me want to dive deep into RL

That sounds like a great idea, I think you should go ahead and build it because this project is kinda completely different. And mediapipe is surely the way to go for a project idea of yours, since hand-tracking is quite robust with it.

A human brain is nothing more than long-form autocomplete. The specifics of approach are irrelevant.

How about I create the positive/negative diagnosis images with a human+stable diffusion, and use that for training my classifier?

Smart fella

you got it mate!

BTW VR is a great place to practise doing this.

So I incorporated 20:4 interminent fasting into my daily routine and it has been incredible for a lot of things lately. Things like:-

- No more evening slump.

- Much more alertness during what used to be my dinner time.

- A general feeling of lightness.

For those who might not know, it's basically I can eat whatever I want to between those 4 hours in a day, and can not for the other 20 hours.

What are you using on the backend?

Isn't everyone doing that though? With Apple stepping into the Ads business, it is almost clear that they will eventually wipe out any third party competition, especially facebook from their platform. Facebook has realised that it desperately needs a hardware channel to survive in the cut-throat competitive field the tech industry has become, and VR is that channel.

And it's a no brainer from that point onwards. No need of being stuck at CNG pumps, no clutch, fully smooth automatic. Adoption is gonna happen fast.

woah dude

What's the difference between moving around and picking up a document, to say hitting an API endpoint to fetch the content of the same document?

why is a http library publishing news