Harsh Karve

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@nerdalert Mistake 1: Letting an agent make purchasing decisions.

Mistake 2: Arguing with the agent like it understands how it f***ed up.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@GaryMarcus So we went from crypto mining to a more abstracted form of crypto mining.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@AppleTV The Hawk on Netflix is much much better.

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@DeadInformation Make shit up and throw in 'regression', 'kernel' and such once in a while. It's what they do anyway.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@ytrewq24068606 @Polymarket The mid-ass touch.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@max_spero_ Are you talking about upscaling purely from the image itself or an LLM doing it using wider context? Your example appears to be the first, whereas the comments mostly seems to be from the second.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@arnedge I don't know the absolute answer, but a hotdog is more sandwich than a lasagna is cake.

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@ProfGoat Wow, that is impressive.

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@arnedge

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@OsitaNwanevu Ironic that tech ceos have such victorian attitudes to children.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@JGinSeoul @OsitaNwanevu Gasp. Ask a...a human?

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@BoringBiz_ Model chart was the wrong way up.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@fanofaliens They should be in seperate rooms with different power supplies.

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@arnedge Hasn't worked for two decades, but sure, why not try it again.

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@miniapeur Those look vaguely biological.

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@CadillacF1News_ So Checo could've been 9 time world champion all along, but nobody thought to pay him enough money.

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@miniapeur Matlab is a mathematical tool, that you can program stuff in.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@mathelirium Why did the mathematician name his dog Cauchy?
Because it left a reside at every pole.

[Harsh Karve @harshkarve]

@EljorisJoris @matheorems They didn't. They computed the approximation using the polynomial.