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by cryptoz 3y ago
I can’t wait for the time when Starship is proven and launching frequently - though there is a lot to be said about the excitement of right now, when it hasn’t yet had a successful launch. Really got my fingers crossed for a true rapid drop
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I remember that moment! I was out at a bar or something at the time but I was prepared and had my laptop with me haha. I was mashing the up arrow and enter to make sure I didn’t miss it.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
> When passing an entire design specification into an LLM and receiving a new representation token by token, generating a response would take several minutes, making it impractical. Woe is me, it takes minutes to go from user-designed m
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by cryptoz 3y ago
OpenAI recently updated their limit documentation so there are tiers now. You automatically scale up through the tiers but you may be able to jump the line a bit by paying some extra. But I think you will have to wait 7-14 days since first
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Oh neat, I hadn't heard of them yet. Will follow that for sure. I miss Planetary Resources - I got hyped on that, but I guess they were too early.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
The probe only goes 550 AU out in the opposite direction from the planet so we can use gravitational lensing to see up close!
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Yeah it’ll take a lot of money for sure. Needs new propulsion like nuclear thermal or something to get to target distance in our lifetimes. Would be very expensive but I think cheaper per mission, if you start off with a plan to send a lot
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I've been idly wondering if it's worth it to apply to YC next batch with the idea of launching dozens of 550AU missions for solar-gravitational-lens HD photographs of nearby exoplanets. I've been wondering a lot recently abou
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The Prompt Generator for making space images: GPT-4-made prompts fed to DALL-E 3(gist.github.com)
1 points by cryptoz 3y ago|0 comments
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Yeah, I defintely agree with that haha. I'm new at this and haven't even run my own SD or any open source model on my own hardware yet. I'm sure it's not that hard, but I don't think my CPU-rated Linode is up to the
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Generating DALL-E 3 space images every 10 minutes with prompts by GPT-4(cosmictrip.space)
3 points by cryptoz 3y ago|3 comments
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Okay it's 1pm PT. How are you testing when you get the new features? Just running a curl or something until it works? :)
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Aha, makes sense, thanks :)
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by cryptoz 3y ago
For DALL-E 3, I'm getting "openai.error.InvalidRequestError: The model `dall-e-3` does not exist." is this for everyone right now? Maybe it's gonna be out any minute. I see the python library has an upgrade available wit
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Deserve to lose the next space race because of a minor delay? Too much hyberbole. Honestly, I'm a huge huge huge Mars fan and spaceflight fan and all-things-space fan but I don't care one inch about the environmental review delays
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by cryptoz 3y ago
The real trick is actually enforcement. Nobody obeys the rules because none of the rules are enforced. So sure, make the law that prohibits just certain vehicles from doing a right on red. 100% guarantee you that the drivers of those cars
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Happened in Seattle today actually, I think. Car running a red light, possibly doing a right-turn-on-red, a bus hits the car and a pedestrian died. As the years go by I'm getting more militant about enforcement of driving laws. Nobody
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Some extra context that didn't fit in the description above: Each game turn picks an OpenAI model to use - runs on a different GPT model depending on my rate limits, current usage, etc. Interestingly I haven't found much differenc
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Show HN: Sci-Fi Adventure Games with GPT and DALL-E(cosmictrip.space)
4 points by cryptoz 3y ago|1 comments
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Yeah you can only dream about 1 thing forever. Can’t have multiple things you dream about unfortunately :(
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by cryptoz 3y ago
AI is already it.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
All this research from Google and still no discussion of using their access to billions of barometers from Android devices? sigh .
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Some for sure but all the algorithms (simple ones) and such is also done successfully by ChatGPT.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
That is a great point and I will definitely share my prompting experience and some real prompts in a blog post this week. I'll come back here and link to it when ready.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
I’ve been playing with ChatGPT code generation to make entire sites with flask, python, html+js+css, backed with SQLite db and it’s amazing. I’ve had it write like 5k lines that are all live in prod and working (not much traffic lol but sti
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Can’t risk losing the AI war entirely. Much better to be embarrassed to the tune of $2B than to have no profits from future AI success.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Just chiming in to say I was super into Uplink for a bit around 2003 as well. Absolutely loved that game and couldn’t ever really put a finger on why I loved it so much.
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CEO of rocket-maker ULA makes a sales pitch–for the whole company(arstechnica.com)
2 points by cryptoz 3y ago|0 comments
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by cryptoz 3y ago
Some of the worst wildfires in the US west over the last couple years were set off by idiots with fireworks FWIW. And maybe a gender reveal one as well? Can’t remember but it seems likely true.
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by cryptoz 3y ago
There's that protected-from-open-ocean barge lane (I forget what it's called?) that I think runs right from Brownsville to Cape Canaveral, or close enough, I think they plan on using that. Edit https://en.wikipedia.org&

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