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by c7b 4y ago
Think about the problem in an end-to-end fashion: the user has an idea of what sort of image they want, they just need an interface to tell the machine. A combination of natural language plus optional image/video input is probably the
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by c7b 4y ago
Great work, congratulations! One question, if I understood it right you based your demo on GPT-2 - what is your experience working with those open-source language AIs. In terms of computational requirements and performance? I'm really
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by c7b 4y ago
Absolutely. I briefly thought about asking ChatGPT to write a prompt, but then I remembered that the training corpus is probably older than those tools (I heard that if you ask it the right way, it will tell you that its corpus ended in 21
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by c7b 4y ago
Dreambooth is what I'm using now, but I think I remember the concept had a specific name, something like 'context transfer' or so (pretty sure that was not the term) and tools that were pretty good at it that came out before
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by c7b 4y ago
Many thanks to the OP, can't wait to try this out! I have a question I'm hoping to slide in here: I remember there were also solutions for doing things like "take this character and now make it do various things". Does a
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by c7b 4y ago
Has it? I mean, maybe the idea of people doing this as a long-time career has, but practically, I still find it a challenge to get those AIs to do exactly what I want. I've played around with Dreambooth-style extensions now, and that g
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by c7b 4y ago
LLMs and Image AIs are the opposite of self-driving cars. "Everybody" had concrete expectations for at least half a decade now that the moment where self-driving cars would surpass human ability was imminent, yet the tech hasn&#x2
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by c7b 4y ago
My impression is that 10 years ago, Matlab had a few things going for it in terms of plotting, general usability,... that made it a valid competitor for eg R, even if you didn't depend on some of its more unique features like Simulink
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by c7b 4y ago
The article feels more like a rant than a well-thought-out argument. It hardly says concretely what the problems with current PhD training are (it mentions a few problems in different places, but misses important ones like the ongoing menta
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by c7b 4y ago
> Is it better to get any job than keep searching for the job I'd be most suited for? Will depend a lot on the individual situation, but as a broad blanket advice I'd generally say, yes. Especially if you come from an undergrad
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by c7b 4y ago
I suppose this is satire? I mean, how would I call such an API to make any changes to the application state? Create an image of the effect that I would like to see? Am I missing here, or is the joke just lost on me? If this is serious and t
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by c7b 4y ago
Yeah, that would be really interesting, open source models with similar quality to GPT that even smaller players could use to train models tailored for their application. Kind of the language equivalent to what the OS community already achi
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by c7b 4y ago
> just keep on making completely new aliases The problem with most of those tricks is that they can be countered in some way, so I feel this is one of the areas where your security has to rely to some extent on obscurity (or the fact tha
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by c7b 4y ago
The website seems to strongly assume that you are already familiar with this site: https://stablediffusionlitigation.com/ I stumbled a bit initially too, but it is in fact a reasonably readable [0] point-by-point response t
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by c7b 4y ago
> violating the copyright that's a personal opinion, not a legal fact. until we don't have court rulings on this matter, all legal statements are opinions. in order to have a civilized debate, we should be careful about separat
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by c7b 4y ago
Yeah right, it was an appropriate joke, I didn't really account for the context. My apologies.
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by c7b 4y ago
That's actually a pretty cool analogy, even the decisionmaking is arguably quite close to how human decision making actually happens (which involves a lot more exchange of words than just transmitting coded information like "accep
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by c7b 4y ago
Not sure who downvoted you, not me, but if you're interested in the debate of what counts as addiction this might be a good starting point: https://www.psychiatry.org/patients-families/internet-gaming In general,
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by c7b 4y ago
Fascinating as a paradigm. I wonder whether there's are ways to scale this to the level of agent-based simulations, ie models with populations of agents that let you study macroeconomic effects as emergent phenomena. You'd need to
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by c7b 4y ago
The intro feels like it's also from around 2011, the time OP described first noticing having a problem. In 2023, I think few people will doubt that you can get addiction-like problems with social media. It's actually become such a
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by c7b 4y ago
Strange take to be focusing on the business side - the job of the business side is to make sure the organization makes money, according to Musk it's currently losing millions of $ per day, far more than before, and has lost large parts
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by c7b 4y ago
> That decision helped set expectations for appropriate vacation length per year The article says > That decision helped set expectations for appropriate communications with those on vacation I'm not sure what motivates someone
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by c7b 4y ago
Ok, I'll take that. Still not sure about the argument under that definition, though. There are disciplines where 'talking nonsense with the intention to deceive' would objectively be a smart strategy, eg Poker. However, Poker
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by c7b 4y ago
I understand that this is mainly an attack on another blogger, but I still don't like the tone of the article. I don't see the need for the strong language, and actually, if you try to replace it with something more civil, the cra
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by c7b 4y ago
I remember discussing ideas for law automation ca 2016 that weren't even quite as radical as this. Kind of shows that we tend to overestimate change in the short term and underestimate it in the long term. I don't know how legit t
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by c7b 4y ago
I think you're confusing market capitalization and (accounting) equity here. What the stock price does does not directly affect the balance sheet (where you see the equity).
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Would be interesting to know the breakdown how many of those withdrawals were on-chain versus fiat.
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Customer deposits are liabilities, but if the exchange acts as one would expect, each $ of liabilities has a corresponding $ of assets (ideally, in a segregated account, so that they're not considered the company's asset in the ca
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by c7b 4y ago
That looks useful, thanks!
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by c7b 4y ago
Awesome, thanks for replying here! If I may be greedy: I suppose you used something else for capturing the command prompt gif?

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