Tenoke

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by Tenoke 3y ago
Or Mark Cuban is a way bigger target and has more attack vectors due to much wider and higher usage than Average Joe.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
It seems like their real problem is with cheap hosting. Hetzner is just the most popular one. Calling it the cespool of the internet makes it sound like one of the Eastern European hosts that don't take services down unless really forc
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by Tenoke 3y ago
>Before stable diffusion, nobody released weights at all. That's not true. There's been a lot of models with weights from every player before Stability. >Without stability, all of AI would still be closed and opaque. Most GA
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by Tenoke 3y ago
Stability is great but Meta's MusicGen is available with code and weights while this isn't so that's a really odd place to make that comparison and complaint.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
You can also fine-tune gpt-3.5 though.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
While likely still wrong, Sapir-worf doesn't state that you developed the receptors at the same time but rather that things were processed/compressed/remembered differently when/if there was a single word for e.g. blue a
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by Tenoke 3y ago
This doesn't seem true? You have CBD all over the place and while HHC is legal and findable, it is niche and not in every shop.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
It's a bit weird to talk about steps but not about the sampler (20 steps with Euler vs 20 steps in DPM+2M Karras are pretty different beasts both in terms of speed and quality). I also see compiling but no AITemplate, which seems to be
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by Tenoke 3y ago
>And could the investment come from alternative sources if the billionaires didn't exist? In theory, sure. In practice, pretending that the current system has been making things worse or that we have a viable realistic and better al
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by Tenoke 3y ago
You need to be really blinded by cynism to not see how much better modern life is for average people or how many people benefit from advancements and scale which wouldn't be possible without billions of dollars worth of investments.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
I use Roop (which this is a successor of) to make stablediffusion pictures of myself (e.g. for my slack avatar).
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by Tenoke 3y ago
You are overgeneralizing from your own experience. It happens to some but most people with sleep problems do test if reducing caffeine fixes their problem.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
The everpresent bad advice to get 8-9 or more hours of sleep definitely ruined my sleep experience for years when I'd keep trying and fail to do so.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
I'm guessing they are overgeneralizing since I'm a Bulgarian and I haven't really seen anyone do that.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
I believe beginner here is not untrained. There were a few links with different categories (all above the 30kg deadlift, 50kg squat for the lowest one). I only shared the first one in my comment. 30kg DL is 5kg on each side of a 20kg bar wh
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by Tenoke 3y ago
These numbers seem off? Everywhere I look online even the numbers for untrained men are higher than that. I just came back to the gym, am the weakest person there, slightly weaker than 'untrained' numbers on the internet and I can
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by Tenoke 3y ago
>Unlike costmetic surgery, your gain depends on someone else's loss. How? The 'loss' from donating blood is fairly minimal. If properly compensated everyone could be coming out better off.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
To a large extent yes, but I'd wager a lot of sites have been improved by people reading about ranking and SEO as a lot of it is just better incentives for good/bad behavior (e.g. punishing copy pasting, rewarding relevant keyword
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by Tenoke 3y ago
I have PIA paid until December but I'm getting so many captchas with them that I've been seriously considering paying for Mullvad, too. Glad to see people are still happy with them so I can go ahead.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
They have bots in their discord for generating images bases on user prompts. Those randomize some settings, compare candidate models and are used for rlhf fine-tuning and that's the main source of refining which will continue even afte
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by Tenoke 3y ago
I think TA is bad because it's priced in but your argument seems like nonsense. It boils down to "the market is probabilistic and you can't know for sure it won't get impacted by things" but if TA gives you even a c
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by Tenoke 3y ago
It would be nice if HN titles actually had to match submission titles.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
There is the firehose from his patreon though that might not be exactly what you are looking for. Personally, I just check 'newest' on his frontpage every now and then. https://www.patreon.com/gwern
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by Tenoke 3y ago
> with science fiction Because he doesn't believe it's Science Fiction, you are projecting.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
Imagine you are a jungle monkey. One day some other small hairless monkies want you to go extinct. Will they succeed. It's not about 200 IQ, it's about when we reach bigger gaps than that. Though yes, I suspect if the 200 IQ guy c
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by Tenoke 3y ago
>As we’ll see, if AI turns out to be powerful enough to be a catastrophic threat, the proposal may not actually help. In fact it could make things much worse, by creating a power imbalance.. Power imbalance is not 'much worse'
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by Tenoke 3y ago
Having the weights on their own doesn't mean anyone can have their own OpenAI any more than having a core Google index snapshot would mean anyone can spin their own Google.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
Last I checked (early this week) you couldn't use WSfA officially with the play store, only a small store and it was useless for me. There were some hacked versions that supposedly worked with the play store but you had to install a .e
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by Tenoke 3y ago
If it was anywhere near 'half vodka' you would've tasted it.
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by Tenoke 3y ago
>I've spent over a decade 100% focused on AI, and the broad consensus among everyone I've worked with is not to be that concerned at all. I also work in AI and I don't mention my concerns to colleagues who are so anti-AI r

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