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541.
by herval 3y ago
does that sampling function assume every "area code" contain the same number of usable numbers? In the case of some big sites out there (twitter, etc), it's common to have certain shards be much less dense when they hold data
542.
by herval 3y ago
what's unethical about it?
543.
by herval 3y ago
thanks for projecting, but nah
544.
by herval 3y ago
That’s called being an investor, and yes, your odds of success increase exponentially :)
545.
by herval 3y ago
This post is a list of common sense advice (I heard them all before), and there’s probably no correlation between them and success (except for “the right connections”, in the first item). You can follow this advice top to bottom and still f
546.
by herval 3y ago
I love when winners turn random chance into a narrative where they totally knew what they were doing
547.
by herval 3y ago
You can see the expanded prompts on chatgpt too! U just have to tell it to print it out
548.
by herval 3y ago
Talking is waaaaay more time consuming than tapping or typing, having to memorize what I’m able to do on my device instead of just taking a glance at its screen is a lot of cognitive overload, not having any shared UI with others is a recip
549.
by herval 3y ago
They’re still apps, and nobody that does anything minimally professional uses “no tools” (in fact it’s quite the opposite, AI added a mindnumbing number of tools to the toolset). I really don’t see how these will just “disappear” and become
550.
by herval 3y ago
It.. is?
551.
by herval 3y ago
That sounds… exhausting?
552.
by herval 3y ago
How about something like photoshop? Or a text editor for when I want to write a book?
553.
by herval 3y ago
> Maybe you want to try dating? It wouldn't be an app but a subscription you can join and the AI will handle the UX. A subscription to.. an app?
554.
by herval 3y ago
I absolutely 100% want youtube music because it has the music I want and I have my playlists there. That entire argument of “you don’t want X” is misguided. Maybe for someone whose first computer ever is that AI panopticon, then sure. But w
555.
by herval 3y ago
You don’t run it because you don’t want to, not because the device can’t run it
556.
by herval 3y ago
I really don’t buy that last paragraph. It’s the idea the AI Pin founders keep saying - you don’t want apps, the device chooses it for you, etc. In a world where you have economical choice, that’s quite hard to imagine: would there be no co
557.
by herval 3y ago
“AI” is already running on every single laptop and phone. If you mean diffusion models (like this), then I’d say it’s 100% guaranteed they’ll run everywhere too, since they’ll get faster and more refined, and processing power keeps growing
558.
by herval 3y ago
Are u saying the code linked isn’t from the thing itself?
559.
by herval 3y ago
you can use stable diffusion on many hosted services out there (eg Replicate) for fractions of a cent. 2 cents per image is absurdly expensive, they're anchoring that on the dalle3 price, which likely won't go down because there&#
560.
by herval 3y ago
there's literally a full section on that page called "Text rendering support" (with examples)
561.
by herval 3y ago
I also think it's over, but I don't see how Stable Diffusion won anything. If something, I see people flocking en masse to dalle3/google/amazon/whatever API is easy to integrate in one side, and consumers paying for
562.
by herval 3y ago
site's pretty funny, but would likely be more useful with more information and less clicking-around-nostalgia 8-)
563.
by herval 3y ago
code under MIT-0 is still copyrighted to its original author - it just authorizes derivative work to be done without explicitly mentioning it (which is different from public domain)
564.
by herval 3y ago
The moral virtue of saying “I take one dollar a year salary” is a favorite among immorals
565.
by herval 3y ago
nice job summarizing everything starting a company is NOT.
566.
by herval 3y ago
I mean he could have asked chatgpt...
567.
by herval 3y ago
The value was based on e direction Altman was taking the company (and with him being in control). It's silly to think just replacing the CEO would somehow keep the valuation
568.
by herval 3y ago
different kinds of smarts. Ilya is allegedly a brilliant scientist. Doesn't make him a brilliant business person automatically
569.
by herval 3y ago
the AGI firing its boss as the first action would be :chefskiss:
570.
by herval 3y ago
The resume tailoring thing will make CVs essentially worthless very soon. Question is what can replace it

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