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ChatGPT seems to be/result in some amount of caching of responses - there is very little variation when to asking the same question multiple times. CharacterAI produces a lot more variety in comparison, making it more helpful for brain
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Have you tried using ocean instead of sea?
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If you guys want to launch a consumer business, you need a domain that can be said across the dinner and remembered and typed correctly by the person on the other side. Any other domain means you depend on your future users finding you thro
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Any tool that doesn’t force you to click on many page views to get an answer is bad for Google search. They want you to peruse and click on sites riddled with google ads as many times as possible. These incentives have led to quality of res
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Someone fed it legacy buggy code and it fixed the bugs.
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I’ve been a solo founder working in Go on a growing startup and my code shipping speed is faster than ever. I’m now increasingly also doing Python for generative AI backends and more reactive front-ends than vanilla JS (Svelte, maybe Vue
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Not disagreeing at all, but there is another angle to it as well. Russia wages war with any country that attempts to serve as an alternate conduit of energy to Europe and break the Russian monopoly on energy sales there. Syria, Georgia, Ukr
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Ask HN: Coherence Testing for Images?
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The more noise fills news and social media, the more I end up consuming HN instead of any other source. With GPT3 generated content now flooding the web that applies even more so. I’m going to eventually convince my non-engineering friends
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How do you install this version? Do you merge it with latent-diffusion?
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The upscaler link on this page https://huggingface.co/stabilityai/stable-diffusion-x4-upsca... is broken. Here is a working link https://huggingface.co/stabilityai/stable-diffusion-x4-upsca...
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This Thanksgiving, I would like to extend a very warm Thank You to the Stable Diffusion team! Side note: The 4x upscaler model is showing as unavailable if you follow the hugging face link to it.
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The Byzantine emperor Constantine made it go viral around 300AD. He had a lot of attacks from external tribes on the leftovers of the Roman empire and a religion that teaches you to turn the other cheek was very helpful to adopt as a nation
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I remember when Kite launched. The feedback on HN was that few people wanted all of their code sent to Kite’s servers. Copilot took all open source code instead and made it autocomplete into your IDE. It would be hard to sell to any company
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I run https://www.dreamlist.com and it's become a major, if not the top, online gift drive platform in the US. Anyone who knows families in need can organize a gift drive for them. You can add items to lists, lists to group
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That page is now missing. Maybe they’ve changed their mind. Generative AI is one of the few sectors that gets VCs still excited these days, but the text version of it is fraught with unresolved problems. Try getting rare code or the inaugur
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I've also seen vindictive behavior, where someone who doesn't like one of your comments goes down to your profile and down-votes all of your comments on HN. That said, statistically dog-piling would pump the numbers of a comment h
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Ask HN: Most helpful/useful/interesitng comments and commenters
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The brain feels like a quantum alien that took over a biological shell to survive on this planet and is now trying to optimize its casing options. (Deliberately changing the terms for a concept can help us see it in a new light.) - Some wan
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Trust is oil that makes economic engines fast and abundant, while distrust is sand - even a few specks cause damage. Trust between actors is key here, not just trust that the system won’t malfunction. The next iteration has to make every pa
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1. Crypto and web3 is so tarnished in consumer minds, it cannot recover. The next big thing in this space needs stay away from those terms like the plague. 2. Energy has become so valuable these days and Crypto tech has become so WASTEFULLY
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Complexity will invite arbitrage. What happens when someone enterprising enters all countries and surfaces the lowest price codes on a web site for everyone to find? Or when someone buys via VPN and consumes without. To ensure this system i
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A lot of injuries are happening from bottom belts cutting into bellies, because people don't know how to position the belt properly or the belt doesn't position well for people who have bellies (many women over middle age, pregnan
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From rough memory, IKEA has had apps or partnerships to enable consumers to build 3D models of their place with IKEA furniture. Those 3D models might be widely available as a result, which provides a fairly quick boost to any indie develope
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Not saying it should be happening, but if abusive misuse continues, it is likely to happen. Regulations could force labeling on content with punishments if mislabeled (content that makes sense turns to gibberish later on after you've w
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According to Napier using his experience in Asia, governments will shrink the economy, making government debt the most attractive investment (especially for pension funds that need short term growth and stability) and then use that power to
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You got it! After seeing a few tweet storms and articles that turn out to be GPT3 gibberish, I end up coming to HN more for my news because usually someone flags waste of time in the comments. The software would save people 80% or the work
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There needs to be a Big(O) table for UX. Number of user interactions and decisions to get to each functionality in each screen size. Then comes prioritization. You can only fit so many buttons and boxes close to the hottest zones of user in
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AI acts like an alien more than a copier in that case. If you tell stable diffusion to make you clip-art of people in a conference room, you will probably see humans that don't have noses or fingers, or have 4 arms and some unreadable
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Look at the inputs and outputs of generative AI art - specifically the ones shown in the post and others. The disconnect here is not our insights on copyright law (At least not for generative art. Maybe for copilot, code, and GPT3, but not
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