naillo

24 ms·

241.
Spectral Acceleration(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by naillo 4y ago|0 comments
242.
by naillo 4y ago
Even when I've got a front page article in the past on HN at like 150 votes I only got about 6000 views in a day. This one has like 10 likes so I doubt it's getting 10s of thousands in a minute. Can only imagine it's some sev
243.
by naillo 4y ago
Wild to get a "This project has received too many requests, please try again later." message for what I assume is just a static page. Makes me make a note to self not to use glitch.me
244.
by naillo 4y ago
This looks simple enough that stable diffusion people should be able to replicate it by applying openais whisper on a some large dataset of voices. Exciting times.
245.
by naillo 4y ago
This should probably link straight to page of the paper https://valle-demo.github.io/
246.
by naillo 4y ago
Why would it make latency go up? It's incredibly parallelizable just copy the weights on more machines.
247.
by naillo 4y ago
They deserve way more :)
248.
by naillo 4y ago
This feels like a gpt-3 auto reply
249.
by naillo 4y ago
I wonder if they'll take the $500M or so money AnthropicAI also apparantely got from FTX
250.
by naillo 4y ago
Really cool! Excuse me for my naivete but is there a benefit to writing normal JS but then compiling it to wasm? Does that make it faster? Was kinda expecting C or some other language when viewing through the source on github.
251.
by naillo 4y ago
I only have a 3060 laptop gpu and an im2im run like this barely takes 3 seconds. It's really fun and near real time if you keep the unet loaded in vram in between runs instead of re-loading it like calling a script would likely do.
252.
by naillo 4y ago
The title makes it sound like an AI solved it but he's just a programmer who normally works on AI that happens to have solved it.
253.
by naillo 4y ago
Source: "I have a hunch"
254.
by naillo 4y ago
Wouldn't surprise me if netlify eventually starts taking down sites based on some content moderation rationale, so have a plan B for that. But everything else I agree with.
255.
by naillo 4y ago
Who's to say getting a tech job is even in his options though.
256.
Large-scale vehicle classification(blog.aqnichol.com)
92 points by naillo 4y ago|25 comments
257.
by naillo 4y ago
The api for gpt-3 is pretty cheap (and even cheaper on alternatives https://textsynth.com/ ) Either it's already happening or people don't want to use resoruces to destroy the internet, or idk what.
258.
by naillo 4y ago
Open source text-to-video and text-to-3d is definitely coming in 2023 so the first one is not gonna be right for sure.
259.
by naillo 4y ago
Laws probably shouldn't be passed in ultra fast fashion to give democracy some room to happen (people discussing the pros and cons and given room to actually accept or decline rather than being pushed into force prematurely).
260.
by naillo 4y ago
Minsky's "Society of Mind" is still relevant today, IMO. It's a provocative idea that explains the complexity of the human mind as a society of simpler processes working together. In AI, it's inspired researchers to
261.
by naillo 4y ago
This is a beautiful blog, e.g. this one is one of my favorites https://greydanus.github.io/2020/10/14/optimizing-a-wing/
262.
by naillo 4y ago
I feel like Metas 'flatness' is revealing itself as suboptimal now that its stock is tanking. While the product is generating money and productivity doesn't really matter, the organization can afford to have masses of enginee
263.
by naillo 4y ago
The thing about 5% gpu utilization makes me wonder if all this talk about training LLMs on multi A100 clusters is largely unecessary and that it might be possible for everyday GPUs to reach say A100 levels simply by going from 5% utilizatio
264.
by naillo 4y ago
It's interesting if this can be used for longer tracks by inpainting the right half of the spectrogram.
265.
by naillo 4y ago
Feels great seeing all this reputational damage attacks towards the one guy making the biggest impact in the incoming climate disaster.
266.
by naillo 4y ago
This stuff is already public information. It's not like the twitter author had placed a tracker on Elons planes
267.
by naillo 4y ago
Sometimes people assume the low character count usernames are taken and don't even try. I've snagged some cool twitter accounts this way (not low though but like regular words).
268.
by naillo 4y ago
Holy crap, I just loaded a random video file into the tiny model and it did it perfectly and quickly too. This is amazing.
269.
TPA-Net: Generate a Dataset for Text to Physics-Based Animation(arxiv.org)
1 points by naillo 4y ago|0 comments
270.
by naillo 4y ago
I mean it also replies with "I am a bot" if asked, so it's not really meant to try to pass the turing test.

More ›