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by jaggs 3y ago
Can you get it down to an RTX 4060 VRAM level?
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by jaggs 3y ago
I'm positive there's a business case, need here somewhere. The only problem is working out how to do it efficiently. I also saw a warehouse operation near me some years back which offered an eBay re-sale service. It went out of bu
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by jaggs 3y ago
I think this is a great idea. eBay did something vaguely similar when it introduced local agents who would sell stuff for a cut of the sell price. I used it and it was really useful for people like me who hate packing boxes working out post
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by jaggs 3y ago
Shouldn't that be 'pendant'?
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by jaggs 3y ago
The big question that went unanswered... who cares? We've all heard the old trickle down rubbish before.
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by jaggs 3y ago
Shhh...
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by jaggs 3y ago
It was removed because of sound issues and is now at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25yZzNrnIxc
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Shoot Out Between the Udio, Sonauto and Suno AI Music Makers(youtube.com)
2 points by jaggs 3y ago|3 comments
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by jaggs 3y ago
The king is dead, long live the king!
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by jaggs 3y ago
Service is completely slammed. Taking upwards of 40 minutes and counting to generate any tracks. Suno does it in 10 seconds or so. Early days...
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European court rules human rights violated by climate inaction(bbc.co.uk)
71 points by jaggs 3y ago|79 comments
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by jaggs 3y ago
At last, true words. A subscription based economy is ultimately unsustainable. Too many subs chasing too few subscribers with too little cash. Eventually it will crash and burn, and already there's pushback coming from users (e.g. the
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by jaggs 3y ago
There are several web search engines (or ChatGPT itself) which could probably help you better with your question.
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by jaggs 3y ago
Good point. Of course, that US centric viewpoint - valid as it is - doesn't help the overall climate picture much. I guess what we need is more global cooperation to ensure that renewables are promoted as much as possible, as quickly a
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by jaggs 3y ago
Batteries not included, of course!
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by jaggs 3y ago
Indeed. That's why the fencing option in the FT article is such a great idea. Governments should be encouraging this sort of thinking outside the box. :)
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by jaggs 3y ago
Isn't it spectacular that in the middle of a catastrophic climate emergency, capitalism still finds a way to put barriers in the way of deploying as much renewable technology as possible? Wow! From the article: 'Speaking at a sola
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by jaggs 3y ago
It's amazing isn't it? No tech in the history of tech has ever got cheaper as sales volumes increase. And this word 'stalled'?? How can a market be stalled when adoption of its products keeps reaching new heights each ye
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by jaggs 3y ago
From Anthropic Claude Opus: Imagine you have a picture book, and each page shows a different scene with various characters and objects. Now, think of a smart robot that can look at these pages and understand what's in them. Apple'
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by jaggs 3y ago
Yet another carbon capture money machine. Yipee! From the article: "Many ocean scientists remain deeply skeptical of marine geoengineering. At a meeting of the International Maritime Organization last October, dozens of governments cal
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by jaggs 3y ago
Absolutely :)
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by jaggs 3y ago
It's definitely not a pump and dump.
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by jaggs 3y ago
I'm sorry to hear your pain. A stranger on the Internet is the last person who can help, but as others have implied you probably owe a debt to those close to you, to at least talk quietly with them before you make any decisions? The on
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by jaggs 3y ago
Incredible, isn't it?
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by jaggs 3y ago
yeah right, keep stirring a non-existent pot. There's no serious concerns of a cover up. She's got cancer. Maybe they stage managed the setting, but that's understandable for production needs. I suggest you might like to try
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by jaggs 3y ago
Agree. For example, those people still moving to the Florida coast really should spend a bit more time thinking it through. But there are a lot of other circumstances where climate impacts could not have been clearly foreseen.
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by jaggs 3y ago
It's sad and kind of ironic that the thing that may end up pushing climate action the most will be insurance. Eventually the premiums will be so high in vulnerable areas (including coastal regions) that living there will become a lotte
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by jaggs 3y ago
Sigh. The study actually found NO significant effect through increased coffee intake. It did however mention fenugreek as one possible source.
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by jaggs 3y ago
Jukebox, CLIP and other bits and pieces. https://analyticsindiamag.com/6-open-source-models-from-open...
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by jaggs 3y ago
Well OpenAI (name's a clue?) but the Rift is something I seem to remember from when they crowdfunded the launch. It blew up when it transitioned into closed source after taking money. But my memory could be playing tricks here.

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