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11mo ago
I can agree that Bach is the greatest, but Beethoven will always be the original rockstar in my mind, and I don’t have a favorite between them.
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1y ago
It’s where the future hides :)
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1y ago
Definitely more Boards of Canada, but Aphex is a big inspiration behind a lot of my prompts (I really just said that, yeah - it's kind of hilarious talking about generated music): https://suno.com/song/72fbfb06-4af
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1y ago
Even AI generated dubstep? https://suno.com/s/gJhedd4hmIsHbccc https://suno.com/s/qfFWu3kyQ2cXW8mT
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1y ago
Just adding my two cents after test driving Gemini Ultra after being a long time ChatGPT Pro subscriber: Remember the whole “Taken 3 makes Taken 2 look like Taken 1” meme? Well Google’s latest video generating AI makes any video gen AI I’ve
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1y ago
You know what they say though about folks who don’t know any better: https://home.cern/news/news/physics/alice-detects-conversion...
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1y ago
I'm just glad someone else replied to it before I did, because I was about to make a really thoughtful comment.
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1y ago
Agreed. I can’t imagine making up random facts about people I disagree with when there are so many agreed upon things to point out about that person. Can you imagine you have an entire room hanging on every truth coming out of your mouth an
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1y ago
Now say what you just said in a really excited TV announcer voice, as if you’re really excited to find out, and boom - science.
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1y ago
Just trying to help, but maybe the LLM is interpreting words like “accept” differently than you think they are.
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1y ago
The line in the sand for what amounts to deception changes when it’s a direct response to a deceptive attack. If you’re attempting to deceive a system into revealing secrets and it reveals fake secrets, is it fair to claim that you were d
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1y ago
Without reading the article I visualized the analogies mentioned in these comments as a house that you still have the potential to get several windows out of reliably, and importantly - you wouldn’t be missing a corner from an otherwise p
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1y ago
I’ve apologized to doors I’ve bumped into, and I have a pretty solid understanding of LLMs, so I can concur.
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1y ago
I just thought it was a good example of something written long ago that’s only grown in relevance over time, and with LLMs we can see clearly what he envisioned. The people who don’t want to dig deeper and really wrap their head around a su
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1y ago
Well now I need one. I used PlayerPro even before I started experimenting with the terminal based trackers (FastTracker, etc). It’s so weird, but I can still see an image of the tracker screen from a specific time in my life, and feel echoe
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1y ago
If anyone is interested in the difference between "AI slop" and something with a couple thousand credits into it, here's my #soundseasons entry (I don't expect to place; the end needs work I didn't have the energy f
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1y ago
Brackets such as [Verse] help provide waveform separation in the edit view so that you can easily edit that section without manually dragging the slider. Others such as [Interrupt] will provide a DJ-like fade-out / announcement (that w
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1y ago
Well they’re not. And a lot of real artists are happily replacing portions of their own work using them.
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2y ago
ChatGPT Pro tip: In addition to video generation, you can use this new image gen functionality in Sora and apply all of your custom templates to it! I generated this template (using my Sora Preset Generator, which I think is public) to test
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2y ago
Suno! https://suno.com/song/394fa73c-ba78-4caa-94c1-4da9c964846c
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2y ago
A comma in the original comment would have made it pop even more: "Sadly, little people noticed." (queue a group of little people holding pitch forks (normal forks upon closer inspection))
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2y ago
Nice, thank you for that (upvoted in appreciation). Regarding the absence of o1-Pro from the analysis, is that just because there isn't enough public information available?
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2y ago
(dry gags)
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2y ago
Same. Also, I spend just as much time curating what I consider to be the right elements of the Suno music I generate as I did before GenAI. I just get a lot more mileage out of it. Consequently, when I generate that final cut, I feel a stro
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2y ago
I’m also baffled by the reaction. Even with the ability to do more with less, the nature of the race still encourages everyone to do more with more.
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2y ago
While I think there’s definitely room for improvement as far as loosening things up, speaking from experience I had a very eerie and disturbing encounter with a music generating AI which after a very long session (definitely hallucinating)
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2y ago
I imagine this line of research would be of interest to intelligence agencies. Especially when you start taking a multi-modal approach that incorporates sensors such as heart rate, perspiration, etc, then we're basically talking about
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2y ago
It’s also pretty evocative language, which is probably why he’s the guy who wrote it. It’s something you can see in your mind, and when you see it you get a sense of its gravity.
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2y ago
> Essentially blue was a baseline If you think about it, the sky (and its colors) are one of the few things that most humans throughout history could readily point at and say, “That is that.” Not many other things explain themselves so r
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> Understanding of opponent process dates far back before we discovered that this is actually what our brains are doing It’s fascinating how ancient humans (that’ll be us one day) got so many things “basically right”. Futuristic instrume
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