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by Art9681 3y ago
Identify a problem people need solved first. Then go solve it. You may or may not need AI to solve it. Then make sure it scales and is secure. After all of that, then begin to think about "AI SaaS". Understand that the great major
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by Art9681 3y ago
What would happen if I hired a voice/singing impersonator, kept copies of our recordings for evidence, trained an AI model, and promoted it as "Elbis Kresley"?
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by Art9681 3y ago
The fact that you are oblivious to how many AI systems have been deployed over the past several years pre-ChatGPT and continue to run invisibly today without much hype or fervor is a testament to how relevant good AI/ML can be. I would
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by Art9681 3y ago
Can you elaborate on this or point me to some more information? I am primarily a Go dev that has been integrating AI/ML into a personal project. Like many other apps, I wrap llama.cpp and various other popular ML projects. Recently I h
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by Art9681 3y ago
This is the kind of nonsense that happens at startups, not government agencies with the capability to destroy cities.
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by Art9681 3y ago
It's much nicer targeting Linux only from a developer standpoint than all 3 popular operating systems and all of the security vulnerabilities and toolchains and quirks for each. If you have the luxury of having a robust build pipeline
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by Art9681 3y ago
It is not easier to generate a convincing image. The amount of time it would take to learn how to clip a face, and blend it in Photoshop onto a real image would take less time than learning how to configure an advanced AI workflow to do the
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by Art9681 3y ago
Using content appropriate delimiters to create the chunks. If its a Python document, split it at the proper delimiters. If its an HTML document, JSON, etc. We wouldn't want to split a chunk in the middle of a function or paragraph. Or
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by Art9681 3y ago
The more people AI displaces then the less customers they would have right? Wouldn't there be some equilibrium reached where it can no longer grow due to falling profits? Let's say they mostly sell B2B, who are those other busines
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by Art9681 3y ago
It's a search engine in a box, a snapshot of a corner of the internet, or some archive, or information generated via other automated processes, compressed via clever algorithms. It is a highly useful tool the gets more useful the more
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by Art9681 3y ago
I've been thinking about this and there will likely be economic pressure to put filters as close to bare metal as possible. This means companies producing the hardware that is capable of generating the images will likely have special c
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by Art9681 3y ago
This would just create a new market for art paparazzis who would find any and all means to inflitrate such private viewings with futuristic miniature cameras and other sensors and selling it for a premium. Less than 24 hours later the files
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by Art9681 3y ago
I'll play along. If the comments on any forum regarding the Vision Pro are anything to go by, you're part of the herd of sheep in this case. Most comments are people making themselves feel better about not having expendable money
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by Art9681 3y ago
The most powerful force in the world is when a big group of humans unite behind a story, fictional or otherwise, and march forth under a common banner. The question is which group of humans will win this one. My vote is for the ones arguing
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by Art9681 3y ago
If anyone is interested in avoiding bloat, llama.cpp already includes an OpenAI compatible API: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/blob/master/examples/...
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by Art9681 3y ago
By the time this is production ready it will no longer fit in that cache. There is a reason it is tiny. Notice how the majority of the features are planned. It wouldnt take much for an experienced engineer to simply deploy llama.cpp or one
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by Art9681 3y ago
These folks just came on the scene two weeks ago spamming reddit's LocalLLama with the next clone of a llama.cpp wrapper like its a new thing. None of the featureset here is unique. An experienced developer could replicate this in hour
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by Art9681 3y ago
https://github.com/gopherdata/gophernotes I've had this bookmarked for some time and just havent gotten around to it.
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The market at large will determine that. If people value cheap AI generated images more than talented human curated art then that's what it will be. If a market exists to buy unique pieces where an artist put brush to canvas and priced
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by Art9681 3y ago
The same tools and methods used to detect plagiarism or copyright violation can be employed to check the generated content and modify it just enough to fall outside the scope of any law banning its use for profit. Inevitably, a platform wil
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By consuming that which maintains its identity, like all things. Otherwise it would cease to be a flame like we cease to be people when we stop consuming that which keeps us from becoming dirt.
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by Art9681 3y ago
Your grandma can say she engineered Google but clearly you cant because all it takes is a few minutes to look at the history of the term to answer your own questions. I realize some folks are salty they paid a ton of money for the idea that
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by Art9681 3y ago
Language is not mathematics and constantly evolves. All you need to do is look up the etymology of the word to understand why your dissaproval is ultimately a waste of effort. The one thing that has remained consistent since the word's
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by Art9681 3y ago
Used wisely that $8,300 computer will pay for itself and a lot more. But I wouldn't gamble it either. Those that have a plan to multiply its value dont need my encouragement.
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by Art9681 3y ago
Make sure to set OpenAI API spend limits when using this or you'll quickly find yourself learning the difference between the cost of the text models and vision models. EDIT: I checked again and it seems the pricing is comparable. Good
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by Art9681 3y ago
This works if the document plus prompt fit in the context window. I suspect the most popular task for this workflow is summary which presumably means large documents. That's when you begin scaling out to a vector store and implementing
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The potential for AI is one of those things that I think a lot of people are willing to fund without a return on their investment. The nations and businesses and individuals that leverage this technology will far outpace those that don&#x27
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That's it. The community is working on getting it implemented in the popular inference engines. It came out less then 48 hours ago so give it a few days and we should be able to run it and test it at various quantizations depending on
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by Art9681 3y ago
The problem is that if a really successful private business does compete, or many, then that takes away from the revenue the Australia Post can reinvest into its operations. Now in this theoretical scenario, Australia Post has a choice to m
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by Art9681 3y ago
Glad I found your comment cause I just ran a test with the same model and it worked first shot. What a great model.

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