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by lomase 1y ago
This was one of the first sites I ever used online. Shame we can't see the Flash version.
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by lomase 1y ago
If the MtG collector only orders the cards for the joy of making a pleasant composition and does not provide any function like finding the cards faster or keeping them in good shape. I think they are doing art. If the main reason is to keep
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by lomase 1y ago
You stated that an LLM can replace a book. As far as I know in the field of logic the one making a statement, in this case you, is the one who has to prove it. But in this case you make a statemen and then ask ME to prove it wrong? Makes ze
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by lomase 1y ago
I am going to wait until Chat GPT 8 solves quantum physics like the ex ceo of this site has stated.
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by lomase 1y ago
I listened to it when you posted before. Better than most of the others I have listened wich were all much more "cold". The visual stuff also helps to make it more powerfull and cohesive. The bad part is that it wanders a lot to g
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by lomase 1y ago
This days for joy programming everything I do is inside Picotron and with LUA. It is still a bit buggy, but nothing that a reset can't fix. https://www.lexaloffle.com/picotron.php
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by lomase 1y ago
You could not replace good books with Intenert and you can't replace good books with a any LLM. You can replace books with your own time and research. Again making statements that are just not true. Typical HN behavior.
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by lomase 1y ago
Some years ago when everybody here gave their anecdotal evidence about how Bitcoin and Blockchain were the future and they used it every day. You were a fool if you did not jump on the bandwagon. If the personal opinions on this site were t
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by lomase 1y ago
I skimed the repo and only found sloop. Can you point out where I can find those new architectures you talk about?
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by lomase 1y ago
I don't know if Suno does it, but it should be doable. For voice removal I use Ultimate Vocal Track Remover, is on Github.
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by lomase 1y ago
We just can't have nice things anymore.
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by lomase 1y ago
If the act of creating this AI music provides joy to them... I think they are artist I used to release music that people listend to, but not anymore, now the only joy comes from making it for myself. Am I still an artist?
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by lomase 1y ago
Why they don't use AI to create a new architecture?
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by lomase 1y ago
So you hold all that code context in your head at the same time? Yes. That is how every single piece of code has been writen since the creation of computers. Why you seem so surprised?
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by lomase 1y ago
I actually have listen to all the links people posted. They are not that bad. But when they say it can replace Pop music I can only laugh. It is the most boring early 2000 RnB ever created and it souns thin. Any Aphex Twin model out there?
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by lomase 1y ago
As much as I think making AI music is the pinacle of lazynes and instant gratification, in my opinion they are actual musicians. What I mean is that in a DAW you have a lots of tools that don't make sense in AI context. Like for exampl
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by lomase 1y ago
Suno with its $125 million VC funding is everything but an underdog my friend.
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by lomase 1y ago
I do love generative music. I don't care if you get your notes from a markov chain a shif register a LLM or your brain. The problem with AI music is that is just sounds like shit.
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by lomase 1y ago
The people using Sunno AI don't care about writing or mixing music. They don't need the same feature list.
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by lomase 1y ago
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by lomase 1y ago
As far as I know nobody has really came up with proof that LLMs act as an amplifier of existing knoledge. It does make people FEEL more productive.
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by lomase 1y ago
Yes I do think not all people could fix it with Youtube. My grandma couldn't for example. I had a neigbor come for help with something like that too. Is not that hard to understan mate. Maybe put my comment in the LLM so you can get it
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by lomase 1y ago
The context is the code I work on because I can read and understand it. If I need more, there is git, tickets, I can ask the person who wrote the code. I do have read your comment, don't make snarky comments.
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by lomase 1y ago
Difficult? Not at all, but it annoying at least.
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by lomase 1y ago
There is this cv-driven-development when you have to use Redis, Kafka, Mongo, Rabbit, Docker, AWS, job schelduers, Microservices, and so on. The less dependencies my project has the better. If it is not needed why use it?
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by lomase 1y ago
ChatGPT is great for {inser anything} things.
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by lomase 1y ago
You can learn how to pour a drink in 1 minute, that is why most bartenders earn minimum wage. You can't become a db expert with a promt. I hope you make a lot of money with your lies and good luck.
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by lomase 1y ago
I understand why you made it microservices, people make that too even when not using LLMs, because it looks like it is more organized. But in my experience a microservide architecture is orders of magnitud more complex to build and understa
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by lomase 1y ago
I mean... have you ever heard of this small tool called GIT that people use to track code changes?
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by lomase 1y ago
Can you show something you have built with that workflow?

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