The quarterly earnings statement says something about, well, earnings. And earnings need not be directly linked to search traffic since Google has several revenue streams, also from other products and from selling data…
Does the vision-language-model process raw image data, or does it process OCR character output?
Regular selectors... (pun intended)
EVE Online has the nickname "Spreadsheets in Space" for a reason, though. There are many aspects of the game where you don't need a spreadsheet, so you're not forced to play this part of the game. However, if you want…
Sounds like a good use case for a Kalman filter.
That's a big “depends.” We can assume that Google employs ML too, and that it will tailor its output to the particular user. Thus, your output might not be the same as mine. With that said, I think it's a positive…
This gives me Chinese Room vibes.
The mere mention of its name sends chills down my spine. We must tread carefully, for the path to understanding R'lyeh is paved with peril and unimaginable horrors.
Here's a concrete example from, like, five minutes ago, as I received an un-editable Word file, and had already clicked away the yellow banner at the top. Technotroll: How do I enable editing of word document? ChatGPT:…
> Can you give some examples of how ChatGPT “does better” than a human searching for something and then using their own cognition to make sense of it? Certainly! ChatGPT outperforms human search and cognitive processing…
In a lot of applications, there is no need to signal readiness. You can simply start processing the input at once, and display it continuously, from the first character or number that is entered. This is true for most…
You certainly should because you're building the company that way.
Sorry, I can't remember. They suddenly lowered the amount of clients a few years ago. This locked me out of my e-mail client. Since 2FA updates were sent to my e-mail it lead to a bit of tail-biting. Pretty much the…
Perhaps this is tangential, but I'm always amazed with input forms have a "Go" or "Send" button when it's supposed to do some on-the-fly or local computation or treatment of the input. So, why wait? Why force the user…
I'm an Atari ST guy myself, so now we can never be friends... But I gave you an upvote either way. ;) Jk, I had a lot of fun with Amigas too, when I grew up. I remember pitching my tent in somewhere in the deep forests…
Looks to me like you could compute the top half, and then just repeat the rest as a kind of mirror function, that repeats with some set translation. Am I wrong here?
When I was headhunted for my current job, I asked him how he found me. The agent then told me that they had an AI system for finding and comparing candidates. He then reassured me that I was well qualified for the job…
> How viable is it to create an operating system that is sufficiently bug-free and hardened enough to withstand even the most daunting of government adversaries? There already exists some very secure operating systems,…
Here in Norway, we call the moose for “elg.” Same in Sweden. Well, almost the same. They call it “älg”. It's very similar to the English word elk, but it means moose, though elk is of course also in the deer family.…
I seriously doubt this. How can an entire people be responsible for what its king decides to do? Moreover, there's always been a strong bond between Scandinavian despite living under different rulers and conditions. But…
> I have a theory that countries that fought the powers that be in one of the many revolutions have a fundamentally different relationship to their institutions than countries that never did (like Sweden). That's a very…
Most people who don't know how AI really works, all seem to think tht it's the AI that is intrinsically dangerous. Except for AI to be effective, you need an organization, you need caretakers, and you need a body that…
Wouldn't this be a great case for a sort of machine or program that delivers Zero Knowledge Proofs for each input and output?
> Think about it - 'getting ill is good for you' is a counter-intuitive claim, and the only reason you are asking me for proof, is that you have gotten used to accepting this urban legend. Sorry, "getting ill is good…
Have you ever been in one? I visited the one that Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) had at Marienlyst in Oslo. This is before I knew anything about anechoic chambers and the sort. It was called The Dead Room...…
The quarterly earnings statement says something about, well, earnings. And earnings need not be directly linked to search traffic since Google has several revenue streams, also from other products and from selling data…
Does the vision-language-model process raw image data, or does it process OCR character output?
Regular selectors... (pun intended)
EVE Online has the nickname "Spreadsheets in Space" for a reason, though. There are many aspects of the game where you don't need a spreadsheet, so you're not forced to play this part of the game. However, if you want…
Sounds like a good use case for a Kalman filter.
That's a big “depends.” We can assume that Google employs ML too, and that it will tailor its output to the particular user. Thus, your output might not be the same as mine. With that said, I think it's a positive…
This gives me Chinese Room vibes.
The mere mention of its name sends chills down my spine. We must tread carefully, for the path to understanding R'lyeh is paved with peril and unimaginable horrors.
Here's a concrete example from, like, five minutes ago, as I received an un-editable Word file, and had already clicked away the yellow banner at the top. Technotroll: How do I enable editing of word document? ChatGPT:…
> Can you give some examples of how ChatGPT “does better” than a human searching for something and then using their own cognition to make sense of it? Certainly! ChatGPT outperforms human search and cognitive processing…
In a lot of applications, there is no need to signal readiness. You can simply start processing the input at once, and display it continuously, from the first character or number that is entered. This is true for most…
You certainly should because you're building the company that way.
Sorry, I can't remember. They suddenly lowered the amount of clients a few years ago. This locked me out of my e-mail client. Since 2FA updates were sent to my e-mail it lead to a bit of tail-biting. Pretty much the…
Perhaps this is tangential, but I'm always amazed with input forms have a "Go" or "Send" button when it's supposed to do some on-the-fly or local computation or treatment of the input. So, why wait? Why force the user…
I'm an Atari ST guy myself, so now we can never be friends... But I gave you an upvote either way. ;) Jk, I had a lot of fun with Amigas too, when I grew up. I remember pitching my tent in somewhere in the deep forests…
Looks to me like you could compute the top half, and then just repeat the rest as a kind of mirror function, that repeats with some set translation. Am I wrong here?
When I was headhunted for my current job, I asked him how he found me. The agent then told me that they had an AI system for finding and comparing candidates. He then reassured me that I was well qualified for the job…
> How viable is it to create an operating system that is sufficiently bug-free and hardened enough to withstand even the most daunting of government adversaries? There already exists some very secure operating systems,…
Here in Norway, we call the moose for “elg.” Same in Sweden. Well, almost the same. They call it “älg”. It's very similar to the English word elk, but it means moose, though elk is of course also in the deer family.…
I seriously doubt this. How can an entire people be responsible for what its king decides to do? Moreover, there's always been a strong bond between Scandinavian despite living under different rulers and conditions. But…
> I have a theory that countries that fought the powers that be in one of the many revolutions have a fundamentally different relationship to their institutions than countries that never did (like Sweden). That's a very…
Most people who don't know how AI really works, all seem to think tht it's the AI that is intrinsically dangerous. Except for AI to be effective, you need an organization, you need caretakers, and you need a body that…
Wouldn't this be a great case for a sort of machine or program that delivers Zero Knowledge Proofs for each input and output?
> Think about it - 'getting ill is good for you' is a counter-intuitive claim, and the only reason you are asking me for proof, is that you have gotten used to accepting this urban legend. Sorry, "getting ill is good…
Have you ever been in one? I visited the one that Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) had at Marienlyst in Oslo. This is before I knew anything about anechoic chambers and the sort. It was called The Dead Room...…