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jerpint
4y ago
You’re a mensch
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jerpint
4y ago
Check out nerfs
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4y ago
OpenAI jukebox was pretty impressive at the time. As mentioned in this thread, the legality is probably where the issue lies, not the feasibility at this point.
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4y ago
I worked on a project about a year ago where we would have a colleague in a different time zone start instances with 4 gpus because it would almost always be unavailable during regular work hours for us-east
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4y ago
The downside to this approach is that you have to wait longer for things to pass compared to certain actions. For example, linting can be run in seconds with an action. If you instead clone and install dependencies before linting, you’re wa
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4y ago
I can’t remember the list of thousands of excuses I came up with :)
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I had this idea a few months ago, obviously I never got around to executing it. I’m glad someone else did
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4y ago
The good old golden handcuffs
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4y ago
I used to be of this opinion. Now I think more “GUIs are great once you’ve mastered the CLI and know what underlying operations you want to execute”. A GUI I discovered recently that I really like is docker-desktop. I used to do everything
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4y ago
When coding, I enjoy super long deep house sets, they have minimal vocals, and a set can be hours of consistent uninterrupted music with a constant pattern or time signature. Drowns out everything else
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4y ago
What makes you think this is a pump and dump scheme? Other than the word blockchain
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4y ago
I’ve tried it on French and results were pretty good
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4y ago
There have been a lot of hacks to speed up whisper inference
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4y ago
For the mere mortal who just needs these commands every once in a while, it’s a huge win though.
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4y ago
Neat idea
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4y ago
I wonder what would happen if you do the same thing but using an autoencoder instead of UMAP
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4y ago
Numbers are placed in an image according to their prime numbers
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4y ago
What about the section that shows how dull random numbers are?
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4y ago
It might have to do with UMAP making dot products and assumptions about the inputs. If everything is 0s and 1s, the vectors will have a normal distribution of magnitudes (more or less). Otherwise the magnitudes will just explode and I don’t
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4y ago
It’s also funny that in certain instances crypto is perfectly designed to easily catch these behaviours (since the ledgers are public)
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I think we’re still far from being able to generate long, coherent videos, but lots of progress is being made. One thing seems clear, all you need to make a good model is lots of data with lots of metadata like captions, and if there’s one
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4y ago
A video rotating around a subject + nerfs could maybe get you the 3D face copy pretty easily
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4y ago
Have all departments been equally impacted? I am curious if machine learning engineers have also been laid off
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4y ago
« Pwn the hum4n n00b »
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4y ago
Just looking at the code from my phone, but it seems that the conv op calls another primitive and einsum, which I believe is just a fancy MUL with broadcasting? so it might still be technically correct?
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4y ago
This is true, and wouldn’t remove the entire space of attack, but would still limit it to some extent.
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4y ago
I wonder why we can’t have pip packages be published by username or organization, like pip install google/tensorflow It would significantly reduce the attack space
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4y ago
This is so tragic. I’ve been in Seoul for Halloween a few years ago and it’s taken very seriously - everyone dressed up in costumes, makeup, etc. Streets were full and it was a very vibrant
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I’m trying hard to establish this habit as well. I got an e reader so I can read in the dark (lights bother my SO when she’s falling asleep). I confirm that reading technical books before bed puts me straight to sleep. And most e readers ca
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4y ago
It’s always sunny in the metaverse
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