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When I read about potential optimizations like this, I can't believe that people trust LLMs enough to do things with minimal oversight. Do people really believe that "AI" products that use LLMs are capable enough to do things like control a computer, or write accurate code? By design, isn't _everything_ a "hallucination" or a guess? Is it really possible to overcome that?
The title of this article is a reference to "Happy Fun Ball", my favorite SNL skit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmqeZl8OI2M
There is a band from Pasadena, California called Ozma. Way back in the day (1999), they released an album called “Songs of Audible Trucks and Cars” [0] via MP3.com. I later found out that they really wanted the title to be “Songs of Inaudible Trucks and Cars” [1], but MP3.com had a character limit on album titles, so they had to shorten it
[0] https://www.discogs.com/release/8369169-Ozma-Songs-Of-Audibl...
[1] https://www.discogs.com/release/15809071-Ozma-Songs-Of-Inaud...
There are ~10k people dying of COVID every day since Omicron was detected, sounds like we could use a better one
Swervedriver are actually working on a new record, "I Wasn't Born to Lose You", and have put out a few songs from it (more "Mezcal Head" than "99th Dream", IMO):
"Setting Sun", "Days": http://open.spotify.com/album/0C0q7niaA3GxJpVQsWiiKz
"Autodidact": https://soundcloud.com/blackandblueam/autodidact
Sorry for the shameless plug, but: I play in a shoegaze-influenced dream pop band called Weed Hounds, and we recently put out our first LP, for anyone who's interested (think Pale Saints, Swirlies): http://open.spotify.com/album/0aABjwPh5l2UOM5yWWON11
Just to be clear, these are people with either a BS or a BA in Computer Science, right?
That makes sense, it depends on JavaScript :)
I did something similar recently for an S3 bucket: https://github.com/PatrickStankard/bucketlist
Glad to see there's an Atom plugin[0] named after the Jean-Claude Van Damme movie Timecop[1]
Page 8, nonredacted: "MtGox business is healthy and profitable", "Projection Draft": http://i.imgur.com/u9aP9Hg.png
Whisper Systems' headquarters is located in San Francisco, according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whisper_Systems
Doesn't that make them susceptible to a search warrant forcing them to give up the private keys (or equivalent) to TextSecure, ala Lavabit?
check out the "award bonus" column :)
~161k are! second only to "N/A": http://cl.ly/image/3U2K232E3102
for anyone who's interested, i generated a link to this sorted by the base salary (descending): https://bits.enigma.io/s/t/8b6aa881e02d8c2b851a3d5140c263f4
and here's a link to a full export (csv): https://s3.amazonaws.com/enigma-data-export/shutdown/enigma-...
sure! we actually posted a link to the raw CSV before we pushed this in the beginning of the shutdown: https://twitter.com/enigma_io/status/385166410063691776
soon, but not yet... this just went live last night :)
clarification edit: this is the end result of a new feature that allows enigma users to publicly share a frozen table state (up to 10 pages), which takes into place the current filter/sort state
FYI: "Verenigde Staten" is the United States
Sadly, it seems that all of the audio samples are dead
There's been a running joke with my friend who always shows up as liking T-Mobile in my timeline (along with the timeline of everyone he's friends with) with whatever the latest T-Mobile update is, but he "unliked" T-Mobile over a year ago - pretty trivial, but also pretty annoying
is this going to use the native iOS email client? are you going to be sending the content of the emails to your own servers, or is everything going to be done on the device?
https://github.com/chriso/node.io
looking forward to being able to distribute jobs across multiple machines
way to go, pierre! if anyone is interested in the analytics he used, here's a shameless plug: http://www.appfigures.com