jquery

24 ms·

421.
by jquery 3y ago
Thanks for the suggestion, I will give that a try.
422.
by jquery 3y ago
After a month of heavy MidJourney use, I feel like MJ really needs a conversation mode more than anything. I can get images that are 80% of what I want, or 90%, but that final 10% can take so many rerolls. It's like crafting legendary
423.
by jquery 4y ago
DRM was not the primary factor in reducing piracy. The music and video industries reluctantly embraced new business models that emphasized convenience and accessibility for consumers, largely in response to the frustration with existing DRM
424.
by jquery 4y ago
Is there any evidence of mass compliance with these regulations? It seems basically impossible to enforce in a humane and fair way. Such laws will be used to prosecute political minorities if they are enforced at all.
425.
by jquery 4y ago
I'm also from the future (2028 to be precise), and enforcing copyright on AI-generated content has become near-impossible. It's working about as well as DRM has in stopping video and music piracy. There's now BitTorrent-like
426.
by jquery 4y ago
"gentrimmigrants", may I borrow that?
427.
by jquery 4y ago
Longtime resident here (15 years). It's easy to become frustrated with the complex and persistent issues of homelessness and mental illness in San Francisco. However, it's important to acknowledge that there are numerous groups an
428.
by jquery 4y ago
It's unfortunate that instead of addressing the points I raised in my response, you've chosen to question my authenticity as an HN member. The book propagates misguided notions that stem from a privileged perspective, which views
429.
by jquery 4y ago
It's disheartening to see such a myopic and misinformed perspective on the complex issue of homelessness and addiction. I personally know a number of former addicts who were helped by SF's compassionate approach to the issue. To c
430.
by jquery 4y ago
I really hope you didn't take the book that seriously. Shellenberger's central thesis is that addiction, mental illness, and "disaffiliation" are the primary causes of homelessness. However, this oversimplified view igno
431.
by jquery 4y ago
More ideas: Launch a "Gentrification Relocation Program" for the ultra-rich, where they're given an all-expenses-paid trip to Mars, solving Earth's issues one rocket at a time. Create a "Homeless-themed Escape Room&
432.
by jquery 4y ago
1letterunixname, I understand your frustration and skepticism, but it's important to acknowledge that there are indeed ongoing efforts to address poverty and homelessness in San Francisco. Some examples include: 1. The Navigation Cente
433.
by jquery 4y ago
Apologies if my comment came across as callous; that was not my intention. I empathize with the tragic circumstances in the video. My point was to emphasize that we should work collaboratively to address the city's challenges, rather t
434.
by jquery 4y ago
It's disheartening to hear such stories, but generalizing San Francisco based on isolated events is unfair. Like any city, SF faces challenges like homelessness and substance abuse. Instead of making comparisons, let's acknowledge
435.
by jquery 4y ago
While the closing of a major supermarket like Whole Foods in Downtown San Francisco is certainly concerning, I think it's important to maintain a balanced perspective and not jump to conclusions about a "doom loop" for the en
436.
by jquery 4y ago
Supplication ("please") does sometimes give better responses. Or at least more polite ones.
437.
by jquery 4y ago
it's surprising that even with a Plus membership and API credits, GPT-4 access remains elusive – hope we both get off the waitlist soon!
438.
by jquery 4y ago
thanks for the advice; I've emailed OpenAI support for an update on my GPT-4 API access – fingers crossed!
439.
by jquery 4y ago
As a developer eagerly awaiting the chance to access the GPT-4 API, I can't help but express my growing frustration with the waitlist system. I understand the need for a gradual rollout to ensure server stability and mitigate misuse, b
440.
by jquery 4y ago
Hi dang, I hope this message finds you well. Although my reply may not directly address the original question, I believe it is relevant to the topic at hand. As a dedicated and experienced contributor to Hacker News for the past 14 years, I
441.
by jquery 4y ago
They work just fine in windows 11 so far.
442.
by jquery 4y ago
Hopefully in the next 5-10 years we can add "not believing everything they read on social media" to the list.
443.
by jquery 4y ago
The probability, except for her sole claim, is zero. Nobody has lived to 121 or even 120.
444.
by jquery 4y ago
Why are you talking to me like I'm ignorant about statistics? I'm not the guy sending innocent people to jail on a 99.99% match. Give me a plausible and ordinary way to cheat the lotto and I guarantee you there will be a lot of ch
445.
by jquery 4y ago
There's no plausible way to cheat the lotto, every sold ticket is tracked. There is a fairly plausible (and fairly ordinary) explanation for her extreme age (outstripping the next oldest by 3 years, and even with modern medicine and mo
446.
by jquery 4y ago
It doesn't damn her as a person, but if you're gonna claim to have won the lottery twice in a row, I think you had better have the receipts or people can safely assume you're either lying or confused.
447.
by jquery 4y ago
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. The extraordinary evidence simply isn't there, there's too much fog in which some thing could have happened where the daughter assumed the identity of her mother, for whatever
448.
by jquery 4y ago
Well, either something like that happened... or she won a lottery with a 10 billion to 1 chance. My money is on the former. I've read enough stories about people assuming false identities to understand there's a number of ways to
449.
by jquery 4y ago
What do you mean "just a text generator?" GPT-4 is capable of doing emergent things that were not present in the training dataset.
450.
by jquery 4y ago
So nobody else wastes time excitedly reading the paper like I did: >In conclusion, while GPTrillion is a fictional model, this paper can still serve as a humorous commentary on the state of language modeling and the challenges that come

More ›