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MrNeon
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MrNeon
3y ago
From Anthropic's docs: https://docs.anthropic.com/claude/docs/configuring-gpt-promp... In OpenAI's case their "\n\nAssistant:" equivalent is added server side with no option to prefill the resp
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MrNeon
3y ago
Luckily, unlike OpenAI, Anthropic lets you prefill Claude's response which means zero refusals.
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MrNeon
3y ago
But WHO is sitting on massive wealth Smaug-like? Who? That is what I asked.
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MrNeon
3y ago
Name one Smaug-like rich person that is just sitting on massive amounts of wealth.
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MrNeon
3y ago
One feature it lacks is seek bar previews. There are thumbnail scripts but they don't use the available youtube thumbnails.
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MrNeon
3y ago
>For many millennia we were commoning, herding, living in symbiosis with game- and fruit-bearing wildernesses, etc. It's not since the enclosure of the commons that subsistence outside employment has been made, largely, illegal. And
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MrNeon
3y ago
Do you think they look as terrible as what was possible two years ago? If it at some point they go past looking terrible, will you think these in between "terrible" models were a waste of time?
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MrNeon
3y ago
>As I have been preaching on HN, just don't use A1111 for SDXL. Why, what am I missing by doing so?
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MrNeon
3y ago
You are unable to explain it, showing a clear sign of lack of understanding. But maybe you have links to others who are able to explain it, not the Bitcoin paper which obviously does not lead one to think network security will subsume all a
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MrNeon
3y ago
You're the stubborn one who refuses to be clear about what you're saying. Just fucking say it, what's with the running around? Are you unable to explain it?
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MrNeon
3y ago
>- it can get quite repetitive when you ask it for concepts From what I've read in several places DALL-E 3 in ChatGPT uses the same seed for every generation which can exacerbate that problem.
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MrNeon
3y ago
Computation is not evenly distributed and changes with time in allocation. As a generality. I will NOT grant you this. Please, give me actual technical details on WHY it requires ever increasing compute. You've said network security,
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MrNeon
3y ago
Thanks for telling me that computation requires physical matter. That sure will help getting to the bottom of this. Now could you answer the question? What is it about the Bitcoin blockchain that requires EVER INCREASING compute.
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MrNeon
3y ago
I want specifics, what is it about the Bitcoin blockchain you think requires ever increasing storage and compute. Specifically.
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MrNeon
3y ago
That is... not how a blockchain works at all? Do explain what you mean by it requiring ALL space and ALL compute.
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MrNeon
3y ago
How high is the waste heat of maintaining the value of fiat currency?
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MrNeon
3y ago
If you specify the color of an object in a Stable Diffusion prompt the odds of that color appearing somewhere else explode. Tools like Regional Prompter help a lot with this, and I think the 'region specification by prompt' mode w
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MrNeon
3y ago
A quick test generating r/imsorryjon style Garfields shows ideogram is far from matching DALL-E 3's capabilities.
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MrNeon
3y ago
I like how you made your comment ambiguous.
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MrNeon
3y ago
Ha ha ha ha. No. OpenAI will never make pre-alignment models available.
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3y ago
I think it gives him most of the favors. Hard to argue against how popular works that have incredible violence are. Violence is an integral part of the fictional worlds authors build and our stories would be entirely different without it. O
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MrNeon
4y ago
Using RAM to hold unneeded layers was one of the first optimizations made for Stable Diffusion. The AUTOMATIC1111 WebUI implements it, not sure about others.
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MrNeon
4y ago
> Well, multi-million dollar fines are also very effective ;) You cannot enforce fines without violence or control of the banks, which you would get through violence. Most people think their view is morally correct and many think that gi
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MrNeon
4y ago
> I really don't want to punch you or any AI researcher as it would be quite pointless But you will HAVE TO. There is no other way to enforce legislation, threat of violence is necessary. If there is no violence refusal to comply to
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MrNeon
4y ago
Celebrities and artists were not removed from the data used to train SD 2.0. 2.0 uses a new text encoder trained from scratch and it just did not capture the same famous names as the OpenAI CLIP used in 1.x.
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MrNeon
4y ago
> For example, looking at some drawn art, I can pinpoint exactly what emotions the artist was trying to transmit You can't test that ability and if you can't test it how are you so sure of it? You're guessing, you're
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4y ago
> I can very well get to define what art means to me. Never meant to say otherwise. > Process is actually very easy to infer if the art is made by a human, since the emotions that are being conveyed by the humans behind the screen are
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MrNeon
4y ago
I looked at the image and it feels like art in the terms that you put it. What now. Is my inner experience of art not valid? How do we reconcile this?
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> what really matters in art is the process You don't get to define what is art. Art can and does move people who have absolutely no idea of what the process to create it was. You have your way to experience art, it isn't the o
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MrNeon
4y ago
Nothing is being stolen, get a grip.
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