JonathanFly

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by JonathanFly 3y ago
Suno is kind of underselling this with their default voices. With just a little effort you get great stuff, very emotive, fantastic cadences. Here's my female David Attenborough I was playing around yesterday. Not the clearest but char
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by JonathanFly 3y ago
>Am I hallucinating or didn't several of the examples have background audio artifacts, like it's been trained on speech with noisy backgrounds, I'm guessing audio from movies paired with subtitles? Having random background
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by JonathanFly 3y ago
Totally agree. The samples in the OpenAI paper didn't seem that impressive and there were so few of them, I assumed it must not be very good. But even the one-shot version of the scenery you linked is great. Very efficient use of SVG f
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by JonathanFly 3y ago
Look at this majestic beast GPT-4 just drew! https://imgur.com/a/ogZ6qI0 Interestingly, I think you often get better results with ChatGPT web interface than the API (the OP used a system message), but for a funny reaso
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Wow, I can't thank you enough for this. Somehow I never noticed that GPT-4 doesn't use separate tokens for each tab like 3.5. I was wasting a lot of time minimizing excessively tabbed code to save on the token count! Like seriousl
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Super cool. I wish he'd posted more of the prompts, part of what makes so impressive is how simple they are, like the chess example.
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Old hardware device with non upgradable memory and only a SATA interface? Like old game consoles. I have something myself that is in the ballpark. It's e-ink Thinkpad that has 4GB of soldered memory. It would be plenty fast if only it
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
I love this. I first tried it with Grover in 2019 and ran into similar token issues: https://twitter.com/jonathanfly/status/1143773270451396608?l... Looks like you don't have a 'most common/simple w
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
The capability of a language model I care about most is probably its ability to represent or simulate Captain Picard. In the sense of being good at creative tasks but also Captain Picard, specifically. Is OpenAI deliberately doing something
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
While it's technically not a bad price in terms of raw compute and memory, the noise from the high speed server fans alone is reason enough not to get this. Never mind the power usage. I was going to say maybe it'd be worth it if
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
>A VSCode Extension to make your code worse with AI >Document the code with emoji >Document the code in any style (Dirty Limerick, Fast Talkin' 1930s Gangster) >worse TIL I've been coding wrong my whole life. But it&#x
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
>I still quite don't get it. What are hustle bros exactly? Just people who chase short-term money? The YouTube thumbnails in the article might help. Before ChatGPT these videos would be about drop shipping and NFTs. https:/&#x
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Magician Smart Status reports 0 'media errors' on my 980 2TB. Is that suspiciously low or does it mean things are actually ok? Is there a different tool I should check with?
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Not bad with a single out of context chapter from a genre web fiction serial that is hard to understand without context. The language and writing style sounds a LOT like ChatGPT. Feels like the model asked a bunch of different questions (wh
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
According to some people (Justin Sung on YouTube is where I heard it, probably, so no idea if credible) you can influence the forgetting-curve and make Anki more effective by having more context, putting knowledge into relationships with ot
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Totally agree. But I'm tempted solve this by adding MORE AI. Have the tool prompt GPT to quiz you about the new card, or force you to use a new language vocabulary word a bunch of times. Maybe even argue against you adding the card and
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
But most projects aren't designed to use it that way, as a virtual 48GB single GPU.
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
All the frameworks work on CPU. At the time I tried it, the 5950X was about 10x slower than my GPU, which was a 1080Ti or 2080Ti. GAN not a transformer though.
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Basically 'it depends' is the answer to all your questions, but dual 3090s is a perfectly fine choice. Though ideally you would have NVLINK since it is an advantage over the 4090. In some specialized situations it is possible t
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
It's an interesting option. My gut instinct is that if you need need 128GB of memory for a giant model, but you don't need much compute - like fine tuning a very large model maybe - you might as well just use a consumer high core
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Any chance you will support VR? Having tried a flat screen virtual pinball table, the VR experience just blows it away. Or PS5 DualSense force feedfack for haptics and feeling the ball?
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
>It's amazing to me how virtual and real pinball are really not comparable at all in terms of enjoyment (at least for me personally). I still don't really understand why. Have you tried it in VR? With free head movement, and pr
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
Silly random thoughts that went through my head at this question 1) Many people's life savings is 0. A bargain! 2) If _I_ were one of the five people, I'd try and make it up to the lever puller. Lever-guy might even come out ahead
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
If it were truly the one single opportunity I will ever have to choose to stop existing, it's a tougher choice for sure. But on the other hand, I might be so curious about what in the heck happened in the world outside - the world that
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
>Oh no! Due to a construction error, a trolley is stuck in an eternal loop. If you pull the lever the trolley will explode, and if you don't the trolley and it's passengers will go in circles for eternity. What do you do? 50% o
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
>What to do with all that computing power now. I guess AI. For AI, the lack of memory is pretty limiting. Having a ton of 8 GB or 10 GB memory GPUs (3070/3080) is annoying and often just not even possible to use effectively without
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
>I gave up on plants versus zombies 2 quickly when it became obvious the game was just prompting me to spend money at every turn. Granted, some people say this was mitigated eventually. The funny thing is the unmitigated , most pay2win
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
The writer of Severance specifically mentioned the Stanley Parable, so that's quite intentional: https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/severance-apple-tv-plu...
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by JonathanFly 4y ago
The article is about how these coups are reducing US influence and strategy. The sub headline: "Insurrections are disrupting American security strategy in the region and giving Russia an opening to gain sway."
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by JonathanFly 5y ago
Well, this beats the version of Dune on my HP48GX that blew my mind in the 90s. I wish there was a good dedicated portable Pico-8 device. The POCKET C.H.I.P. was a great idea but the keyboard and buttons were way too uncomfortable to play f

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