amilios

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by amilios 4y ago
Damn, Dall-E really lost its competitive edge overnight when Stable Diffusion was released. They dropped their prices across the board in response, but honestly I think it still isn't enough to save them. The magic of open-source compe
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by amilios 4y ago
also Lua and R.
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by amilios 4y ago
Just as photoshop became another tool to use in a designer's library, so to will it be with image generation (a la Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, etc.). There's no reason to think it'll be any different. Sure, the skillset will sh
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by amilios 4y ago
In the end, isn't the answer relatively simple when phrased in terms of supply and demand? In by far the majority of these cities, the number of new units built pales in comparison to the number of new people moving to these cities, an
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by amilios 4y ago
Honestly Lua is one of those languages that seems decently nice to use, fairly performant, and just makes me wonder why it hasn't been adopted for use more broadly in domains beyond just like being embedded in game engines. Am I missin
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by amilios 4y ago
> Those not comfortable with toxic language should pretend this is a religious text. Not going to lie, I laughed a little. But you're right.
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by amilios 4y ago
Honestly? I try not to think about the future because doing so brings wave upon wave of existential dread. Things aren't looking good, and it might be a bit of a hedonistic maxim but if thinking about it just makes me feel worse why sh
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by amilios 4y ago
You're right in that the term Hellenes appears later, however it is worth noting that there was still some sense of collective identity, even that far back, as evidenced by the tribes coming together when facing external threats (e.g.
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by amilios 4y ago
Interesting! In Greek Munich is also Μόναχο (Monacho/Monaco).
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by amilios 4y ago
Something I always wondered: the Gamecube had an IBM PowerPC processor with a RISC instruction set. ARM is also a RISC instruction set. Is there some performance boost in running Dolphin on ARM-powered hardware, or is it more or less the sa
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by amilios 4y ago
actually sorry to be pedantic but it's legomenon not logomenon, it's a participle of the verb λέγω, "to say", not λόγος (reason), which I'm assuming explains the mistake.
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by amilios 4y ago
I think the point the OP was making is that they still want their break :P
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by amilios 4y ago
the framerate dropped in certain areas, it ran mostly consistently at 30fps but not perfectly consistently. These mods make it so that even in those areas it still maintains 30fps.
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by amilios 4y ago
Funny ones I found in Greek (my native lang): "και έπεσε σκοτάδι" => "and darkness fell" (???) "είναι βρώμικα εδώ κάνε λίγο φασαρία" => "it's dirty here, make a fuss" But they're actua
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by amilios 5y ago
To be honest I thought this was going to be about the sorts of things to look for in romantic partners, and was very intrigued. XD
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by amilios 5y ago
This makes sense, OpenAI has been experimenting with human-in-the-loop type refinement systems for GPT-3 (see InstructGPT https://openai.com/blog/instruction-following/ ). It would make sense that they would use so
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by amilios 5y ago
https://twitter.com/nickcammarata/status/1512123067803344899... You're absolutely right, here he displays the full set for a given prompt. They all look fantastic!
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by amilios 5y ago
Losing convergence guarantees is somewhat important!
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by amilios 5y ago
The way k-means is constructed is not based on distances. K-means minimizes within-cluster variance. If you look at the definition of variance, it is identical to the sum of squared Euclidean distances from the centroid
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by amilios 5y ago
Its UI is similar to Worldle ( https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/ ), it might be implicitly assuming you're familiar with it already, in which case the "how close you are geographically" mechanism makes sense.
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by amilios 5y ago
This code throws a missing attribute error on Python 3.7? 'code' object has no attribute 'replace'. Is it for 2.7?
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by amilios 5y ago
D) all of the above?
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by amilios 5y ago
What you're ignoring is that a large proportion of the money printed (trillions) went towards "corporate welfare", inflating the profits of the very companies who then turned around and told their employees "sit tight we
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by amilios 5y ago
From the video, it appears what Disney is doing is much simpler compared to the techniques in the article. It seems children are simply "filling in" parts of existing figures (e.g. the Mickey Mouse ears shown in the video), which
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by amilios 5y ago
The US is still far more culturally homogenous than the EU, so this comparison falls kind of flat. Even if the US began as you say, with large cultural differences, it isn't really the case anymore. You could make the argument that t
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by amilios 5y ago
What is your point then?
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by amilios 5y ago
Some jokey commentary on the pandemic I think
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by amilios 5y ago
The landing page is quite noisy, what with the marquee text and the top and bottom text banners, etc. I would recommend simplifying things a bit and going with a cleaner look, right now it kinda reminds me of the style of websites in the ea
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by amilios 5y ago
Sorry I just want to interject that it's "grok" not "grawk", that's an interesting spelling ahaha
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by amilios 5y ago
For instantaneous time you would say ώρα, not χρόνος. "Τι ώρα είναι;" = what time is it, lit. "what is the hour". Χρόνος for me implies a span of time, not a single moment

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