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Cake day: June 20th, 2023

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  • Yeh, me too, so I asked Bard to make it readable …

    BARD: Sure, here is a précis and key points of the technical paper in a form understandable by non-technicians:

    MIT researchers have developed a new machine-learning system that uses light instead of electrons to perform computations.

    The system is much more energy-efficient and powerful than current machine-learning systems, and it could be scaled up to run on small devices like cellphones.

    The new system could lead to the development of much larger and more powerful machine-learning models, which could be used for a variety of applications, such as natural language processing and medical diagnosis.

    Key points:

    The new system uses light instead of electrons to perform computations. This makes the system much more energy-efficient and powerful.

    The system can be scaled up to run on small devices like cellphones.

    The new system could lead to the development of much larger and more powerful machine-learning models.

    Potential applications:

    Natural language processing Medical diagnosis Financial trading Self-driving cars Virtual reality

    The new system is a significant advance in machine learning, and it has the potential to revolutionize a wide range of industries.













  • I don’t download lots, so still mostly manually browse for stuff. I suffer from hearing loss, so need subtitles for everything. The best indexer for me is Drunkenslug for 2 reasons.

    Firstly each release has a “media” link which pops-over the video info plus the audio language and subtitle language. Secondly DS has a “New Releases” link that lists movies by date, genre, etc, have found some good stuff I’d not heard about before.

    I also use DogNZB which has a useful watchlist feature which can setup future movie and tv releases for auto RSS download whenever they appear. They have lists of upcoming movies and shows. That’s a bit like Sonarr, but only for that one indexer.