joshcryer

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by joshcryer 4y ago
For me, I read the introduction and how they discuss how impressive DALL-E 2 is, and then they show very simple mistakes it makes and I want to be protective of DALL-E 2. I want to say "you did a good job!" That the paper provides
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by joshcryer 4y ago
Time stamping and trust authorities are going to be very valuable. Keysigning ceremonies will become the law of the land.
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by joshcryer 4y ago
The training set is a one time computation though, running the model still costs cycles and people have to pay for it (see sites like Hugging Face or GooseAI). What people are asking about is the code itself and the one time computed traini
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by joshcryer 4y ago
That was their fear with GPT-3 because it would enable whole "fake news" articles to be written without much effort. At this point why should they release trained models? AI developers have a problem now, either show their work (l
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by joshcryer 4y ago
Dang, they got rid of Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs? I notice the URL for their course site still has the 'scip' in it: https://sicp-s1.mit.edu/spring22/information Makes sense though I gu
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by joshcryer 4y ago
There's a domain I want that has been squatted since 2001, current going price was $19000, I check in on it every now and again and the price goes up by some $1000. So stupid.
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by joshcryer 4y ago
That paper unfairly jabs at "Schwinger's numerology" because he chose the fine-structure constant in the equation (probably a guess, because he never published the theory behind it). It turns out the magnetic moment of the el
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by joshcryer 4y ago
The tragic thing about that is all they had to do was simply let go of the controls completely and the plane would've been fine. The transcript of that flight still gives me chills: https://tailstrike.com/database/
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by joshcryer 4y ago
Unfortunately as far as I can find there is no optimized encoder or decoder for JXL yet. Everything uses the spec encoder, which works fine on modern hardware, but for an example on my 20 year old laptop it takes several seconds to decode a
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by joshcryer 4y ago
For sure. But warnings don't solve complacency. You summon your Tesla to the front of Whole Foods successfully for months, go to the airport and expect the same thing. They think "oh these warnings are them just covering their but
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by joshcryer 4y ago
Nah, it's classic overreach. Until someones constitutional rights are violated, and it could take awhile, it will be the law of the land. The key part is the "reasonable" search. Someone shoots someone in front of a store it&
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by joshcryer 4y ago
The CCTV is their property. To view the CCTV contents on their property without permission, they need to have a search warrant. Most businesses will just let the cops see CCTV for events that matter but it is their right to refuse to do tha
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by joshcryer 4y ago
I just finished reading the case, he was actually very careful with how he went about it: https://adflegal.org/sites/default/files/2021-03/Meriwether-... When the union got involved and the adjudicator l
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by joshcryer 4y ago
Yeah, but you can see how this would upset a student, in a philosophy class, being taught the Socratic method, with a professor who prefers to refer to their students by Mr. And Ms. as a "formal manner of addressing students helps them
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by joshcryer 4y ago
This is a public university in a town of 20k, which is 70% Republican, whose main employers are a local hospital, a prison, a railroad, a lumberyard, and this school. This guy wins this case 99% of the time which is why they settled. And it
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by joshcryer 4y ago
Nope, and you'll still need a pretty beefy computer to run the trained data. Currently GPT-NeoX-20B, the "open source GPT3," requires 42 GB of VRAM, so you're looking at minimum a $5-6k graphics card (though a Quadro RTX
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by joshcryer 4y ago
It has all of the SSU and cumulative updates since 21H1. But anyway I doubt they put anything in there, should be easy enough to look at the scripts on the ISO or just patch it yourself. The ISO is just an 'easy' way to distribute
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by joshcryer 4y ago
I looked over the second option and it's a pretty extensive patching process. The 2-3 hours they give for it is generous. Also it appears that they do do windows update manually, so it's still a fully up to date Windows 10 install
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by joshcryer 5y ago
I never got in to Wordle because it was too easy. I've been playing Semantle but it's been kicking my butt with some of the answers I've had to give. This was fun, if a bit easy. At least it didn't leave me banging my he
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by joshcryer 5y ago
Where ever the private keys reside is where the crypto resides. It's pretty simple.
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by joshcryer 5y ago
It was all meaningless before. We attached meaning to it all as we grew as a species, but we are not functionally different from our ancestors 10,000 years ago who were just finding their way, who could see the universe, imagine it, creatin
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by joshcryer 5y ago
According to another article they arrested / detained several other people during this bust. I am guessing an inside agent got them to meet up. Only Coelho was stupid enough to have his devices unlocked / easily scoured. Using his
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by joshcryer 5y ago
What "monetizing content via a crypto browser" really means is "voluntarily submitting yourself to this 'decentralized' control structure we have set up." Which, in the case of Bitcoin, is "controlled&quot
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by joshcryer 5y ago
ElutherAI or others will probably recreate it based on the paper they released. the main innovation is CLIP and how they changed how it approaches turning text into images.
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by joshcryer 5y ago
Better yet they'll be copy tested on a quick little panel of a thousand people. PicFu on Mturk is about to get a crapload of business. Who needs to decide when you can have the hive decide for you, and it will be the best result out of
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by joshcryer 5y ago
The thing is, I really think you could train a folding robot if you had the dataset to do it, just hire a few hundred clothes folding people who work for a large industrial laundry to wear eye tracker things and full body movement trackers.
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by joshcryer 5y ago
I think your last line is what stands out more than anything. You've just described creating something without "compositing those things together manually." Note that in that example the "twitter bird logo" is actua
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by joshcryer 5y ago
It's fascinating how in our hubris we were thinking that art would be the last thing for AI to tackle, but it appears to be the first (Sam Altman made a similar statement on the launch of DALL-E). Which makes art more meaningful to m
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by joshcryer 5y ago
What do you think of the third to last image of the Girl With A Pearl Earring that DALL-E 2 created? I find it more compelling than the original with how her face is deeply cast in shadow. There's still that original 'essence&#x27
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by joshcryer 5y ago
I'm with you there but we still don't know how it works, just that it does. The method though is you take a bunch of images, you plug them into a multi dimensional array (a nice way of saying a tensor), have some kind of tagging s

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