Now with 100% fewer socks
Now with 100% fewer socks
An LLM can generate hundreds of thousands of word generations for an ad, reacting instantly to trends in clicks and searches. A human just can’t compete. And that’s on speed alone, never mind compensation (and therefore profit margin).
There’s tons of posts on Threads’ ActivityPub integration. Except it doesn’t work
Section 230 enabled the internet as we know it. But what does it mean for freedom of speech? This article explores the implications of Section 230.
The Apple Vision Pro is not what we expected. It’s not really AR, but a headset that continuously renders the real world, similar to the Varjo XR3.
Are Language Model for Dialogue Applications (LLMs) really as intelligent as their hype suggests? This post explores the limitations of LLMs and their potential in semantic search.
When designing the blog, WordPress came with the tools I needed for article-based content, but it did not cover how to create many links and display in a short, updated manner. I go over how I added it on with just a few plugins.
WordPress is an awesome tool for blogging. It is extremely feature rich out of the box, is complemented by a…
The Nokia 6: Amazon Edition is here, right in time for Prime Day. Unfortunately, for me, the Prime Day deals…
Previously, I’ve covered both DNNs and voice assistants. Today, I look at a different use case for DNNs: generating source code from images. A tantalising proposition for sure, but it is ever so slightly hamstrung by the fact that DNNs do not understand what they are doing.
Deep Learning is the machine intelligence du jour, being peddled from the largest companies to the smallest startups. Google claims it’s backing their search, Niantic claims to be using it to sniff out cheaters, and Apple is, well, Apple-ish about it. If we cut away the buzz, what is it and why is it important?
