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by Geee 4y ago
Not sure if this is for me. I use one large text file where I put all my notes. Organizing everything into folders and files with formatting seems to be just too high friction.
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by Geee 4y ago
This level of quality is fine for low-end headsets like Quest. All game engines should be able to increase rendering quality on high-end systems. It's a mystery why they don't do this.
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by Geee 4y ago
Would be cool to see it adapted to img2img scenario, using one or more 'seed images'. It would be closer to a standard NERF, but also would be able to imagine novel angles and guidance with prompt.
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by Geee 4y ago
Deepfakes are just an extension of imagination. We can already imagine people in any situation, making an image of it doesn't cause any more harm.
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by Geee 4y ago
I think this tech would work for very well for game demos. Google could repurpose this tech, so that people could play game demos integrated in ads.
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by Geee 4y ago
It's not sampling. Sampling is copying & pasting, but that doesn't happen, technically. Just like stable diffusion doesn't copy any artworks. AI learns from previous works, but doesn't copy them. It's quite simi
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by Geee 4y ago
They have provided transparency reports with third-party audits: https://tether.to/en/transparency/#reports There is no evidence that they have been fabricating those numbers.
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by Geee 4y ago
Stop spouting lies and non-sense. There is no evidence whatsoever that Tether is a "scam" or that it has been "pumping" BTC. You might as well claim that 911 was an inside job and we didn't go to the moon. Same type
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by Geee 4y ago
PHP is great in a sense that you can easily combine legacy and modern code in the same codebase. Just do a new_index.php for all new stuff. I'd start building new features and features that are in active development in the 'modern
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by Geee 4y ago
Not so fast. In both networks, the ultimate control is held by those who run end-user nodes. These people create demand for the asset, and creating demand is ultimately the way to control the asset. An end-user node is like a device, which
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by Geee 4y ago
Oh, I thought it was real-time :) Anyway, I might try out that fork too.
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by Geee 4y ago
Nice UI. Which GPU are you using? Seems to be really fast. I have 3090 and it's not that fast. 4 images with 20 timesteps takes 7.4 seconds.
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by Geee 4y ago
Well, assuming that there is or has been intelligent life somewhere in this galaxy, then the most likely sighting would be some kind of probe, I think.
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by Geee 4y ago
I think it's better to have more people, or at least keep the current level.
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by Geee 4y ago
Increase in efficiency allows population to grow without using more resources. However, whether it grows is another question. Today, we are seeing a massive collapse in populations around the world, which is a huge problem and no one really
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by Geee 4y ago
AI-controlled extraterrestrial probes should be quite likely. There are many purposes for such spacecrafts, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Self-replicating_spacecraft Actual grey people flying from another star sys
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by Geee 4y ago
Capitalism and market economy is all about degrowth. It's a system that tries to make same amount of stuff using less and less resources. Because of it, we get constantly more efficient, and can support a higher standard of living usin
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by Geee 4y ago
Having a more accurate image of what is happening is important. I think many people imagine the planet becoming an inhabitable desert, all life dying and oceans boiling off. This is a wrong image and causes unnecessary pain and anxiety. I k
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by Geee 4y ago
None of these tipping points are exponential. Global warming is most likely an S-curve with a few degree maximum. Mispresenting the issue as an exponential is scaremongering. In the worst case, we would likely end up with something like the
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by Geee 4y ago
I think this is misleading, because every 32 eth stake is considered a validator. If you look at the top depositors by entity, you see that there are just a few entities controlling most of the stake, i.e. there's only a few validator
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by Geee 4y ago
Yeah, maybe. My original point was trying to answer the question of why is it driving. Why is it trying to drive like a normal person? There's a strong tendency for humans to want to be 'normal'; to fit in. The 'want t
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by Geee 4y ago
Behaviors shouldn't be exact copies, but amalgamations of behaviors, much like art generated with diffusion models or text generated with GPT-3. That's copying with some ability to generalize and be creative. It should be able to
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by Geee 4y ago
The high-level human reward function might be quite simple: just try to copy other humans. This works, because all living people are repositories of successful survival strategies, and unsuccessful behavior is weeded out by natural selectio
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by Geee 4y ago
This company is running on fumes. It's hard to see any way to save the company. Maybe, if they burned everything to the ground and became opposite of what they are now, they might have a chance. They had a good run as a business, but f
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by Geee 4y ago
Spending a lifetime learning img2img and using weeks to create a single artwork will always beat someone without experience who creates an artwork in an hour. There will be only a handful of people who will put in the time to become true ma
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by Geee 4y ago
It is not "incredibly expensive". Top 4 exchanges already hold > 50% of stake. Users give away their coins for free. For users, it's more expensive to run their own validator nodes than staking on a centralized service.
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by Geee 4y ago
That's exactly what the title means, no? If you constantly just work, you don't become the person you want to be. You don't become the person who enjoys life. If you are in the spot that you're not spending time as the p
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by Geee 4y ago
I think the actual problem is that this gives plausible deniability against photographic evidence, which might result in increase of bad behavior. Even cameras which cryptographically sign their output can't prove that the input was ac
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by Geee 4y ago
It drives just fine at night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCTssX2VdKA Progress this year has been pretty amazing. If they didn't progress or didn't try to make it work, then I'd call it a scam. You'r
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by Geee 4y ago
FSD is a level 5 system, but it just has too high error rate to give it full control. It's a beta software for a level 5 system. Level 5 means that the system is designed for autonomous driving in every situation. It's not a metri

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