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by emporas 3y ago
Did they change the base model? If not, then the audiocraft_plus, is based on audiocraft, and it creates music of length close to 5 minutes. I don't know if audiocraft_plus incorporates all three modalities of the release, MusicGen, Au
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Also the latin alphabet originated from the Euboean alphabet. Euboia is my home, i live here. My guesstimate is that all latin writers, wouldn't like to pay copyright for their use of our Greek letters in their everyday lives.[1] I mea
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Audiocraft+, don't forget the plus, on github has a collab notebook based on audiocraft, and a webui to use. It is pretty awesome!
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There is a lot of human music for sure, great music from all eras, but just the other day i generated a song which was pure crystal harp. So, how many songs of crystal harp are out there? 1000 all n all? 10.000 maybe? Now i can generate one
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by emporas 3y ago
If you mean to give a source of melody of 30sec and extend that melody into a full song, yes MusicGen can do that. There are two ways to extend a song based on a melody: 1) give a sample, and continue the song from that sample as close as p
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I put GPT to write a warning about sharp knives btw. I have posted it on HN some months back, but i can't resist to post it again. About the lobotomy of the models, i think that's a mute point. In my opinion the training methods a
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by emporas 3y ago
Most probably the Statistical Engines of the future i.e. A.I., will be different than GPT and the likes. As soon as the context window can be extended to a billion tokens, as it is claimed by a recent microsoft paper, using a technique they
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As soon as A.I. is used for serious applications like self driving cars, then data have to be audited by humans. Human judgment is irreplaceable. These machines are statistical algorithms anyway, so even with the best data possible, they wi
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New jobs are possible however. Given the state of A.I. even today, which is not that advanced, we need one terabyte per day or per week for training purposes. Someone has to produce that data and combine human made data with machine generat
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by emporas 3y ago
Agree with most of your points, but a LargeLM, or a SmallLM for that matter, to construct a simple SQL query and put it in a database, they get it right many times already. GPT gets it right most of the time. Then as a verification step, yo
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by emporas 3y ago
Yep, he tried to sell you something illegal. No one said that the outlaws are the best people out there. Maybe if you were an easier target, he would convince you to give him money anyway, without buying anything. Total prohibition, prohibi
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Yep, that's only some of the methods which can be employed to ensure authenticity and integrity of information. A lot more are possible. The parent comment, mentions that an encyclopedia page can be modified by a bot. That holds true f
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That happens in general, many people associate music with relevant actions of their life. They listen to songs which are more suitable to driving a car, or lounge beats to read books. One scenario is to record some sounds of the event once,
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I was thinking of a scenario of mapping our brain activity, like reading functions of some module, or a birthday party, or a business meeting. From then on, we put the machine to generate songs and activate roughly the same brain region of
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I personally have more than 10 years experience on sitting in the cold all day long, with only summer clothes on. Like 0 to 5 Celsius, with only shorts on, not even socks. I am winter swimmer as well. I do that, because i can think a lot mo
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by emporas 3y ago
Err, yeah maybe a little bit out there. Yes of course they are the starting point, a good musician may take some samples and transform a music generation to a better song for sure. Some artists state that a painting is never complete, or a
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by emporas 3y ago
I used MusicGen yesterday to create 50 songs or so. Three of them sound pretty good [1][2][3]. MusicGen is definitely the best of four models of the presentation. I used the prompts differently than the article and i think i got better resu
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by emporas 3y ago
I am not suggesting that you should do that. As soon as we reach the sweet spot of transaction fees, between a thousandth of a cent, and a millionth of a cent, then every person will have a wallet with one dollar inside it, and send it to a
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by emporas 3y ago
Well said, that's exactly my point.
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Yes, DDoS attacks are spam over the http protocol. Spam is spam over the imap protocol. Overwhelming a server with too many download requests, is not spam but it has the same effect. Calling the police every ten minutes because the door sou
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by emporas 3y ago
Nice solution, if that works for your site, perfect. If i may add, in case someone desires a little bit of revenue from a website, one very popular solution is to put advertisements in some places. Well some people consider that a security
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I answered on the other comment, but at that point, in case there is a blockchain, which supports a millionth of a cent transaction, then exchanges (Binance, Coinbase etc) are not so useful. If every person just needs one cent for a million
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by emporas 3y ago
You are right in most of your points. Today it doesn't exist an API for micro_proof_of_burn. Economic incentives however require a little patience because they need to work their way through the system. 0.0001 BTC is hugely expensive.
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As far as i know, btc and ethereum actively fight the ASICs, because they will diminish the profits of amateur miners, and will bring great centralization to the network. Which is true, and it is no problem.
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I am talking about Bitcoin BSV. If the purpose of blockchain was solely to provide PoW, then there could exist a lot of blockchains, a thousand maybe. Economic incentives ensure that the most inefficient of blockchains will be put out of t
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In a comment down below, i made it clear i was not referring to BTC. In the internet there is no centralized registry of naming projects. There are currently three projects in which the communities call themselves bitcoin. Any one of the ot
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Requiring every user to compute it's own PoW is a terrible idea. It defeats the whole purpose. One's person expensive computation is another person's almost free computation. I commented in the past about it: "At first g
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In my opinion, PoW is the only reliable way, to avoid DDoS attacks. Scraping too much, too quickly is a light form of DDoS, although not intentional. PoW was invented in 2006 exactly for that purpose. The genius of bitcoin (not BTC) is that
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by emporas 3y ago
I tried ChatGPT 3.5 against Google Translate, translating English to Greek, my native language, and they perform almost the same. The text was difficult text of science fiction, fantasy stuff and the results were tolerable. Roughly 50% of t
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