nonbirithm

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by nonbirithm 4y ago
I really hope this isn't the end of the Wayback Machine. The IA being a centralized entity with an agenda not everyone agrees with was a problem not explored enough until it was too late.
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
吹いている ought to be 降っている and 今天 is not a word, it should be 今日
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
If the worry about sufficiently developed technology is valid, then how is the intelligence of a living species not its own Great Filter? The technology relates to discoveries that have only recently come to light based on properties of the
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
I don't think that if you want to accomplish art , you have to enjoy the process of these specific modes of art or you're failing yourself. And I think that's what a lot of AI artists want, is to have the results, and a big
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
A lot of people don't have the motivation to learn all the necessary techniques to get to a capable level of artistry. I have a feeling some of those people are too insecure about themselves to enjoy creating art by hand. Those people
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
In total agreement with this, the mobile app is another buggy victim of React Native. Plus I've had data loss on sync at least once, which has shattered my faith that their sync backend is reliable. It might have happened many more tim
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
Is it though? The documentation states: > When Sync downloads a new version of a file, and finds that there are conflicts with the local version, the changes are merged with Google's diff-match-patch algorithm. Based on the docs it
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
I have had data loss in the past, so "not confident at all" is my response. The problem was I hadn't found any alternative that "just works", as in stores and syncs notes across all my devices without any hassle. I
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
At least it's better than LION (evoLved sIgn mOmeNtum). https://arxiv.org/abs/2302.06675
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The problem arises if a bunch of studios start adopting AI assisted workflows to increase productivity and the studios that are holdouts get left behind because it would no longer be economically viable to continue animating without AI. It
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
MSI? The same thing the author describes happened to me with a new MSI Mortar a while ago. It turns out the BIOS didn't recognize the new Ryzen CPU I bought because it was too new and an update was required. I'd never experienced
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
Was there any reasonable way to prevent e.g. the current revolt against generative art software without first releasing the software so people could realize how powerful the tech was? Is there ever going to be a point where the tech we have
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
Whose idea was it to give ChatGPT and the like the name "artificial intelligence"? I think it's one of the worst marketing blunders for new technology ever. Humans are prone to calling anything that feels familiar enough to t
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
This is what happens when you overtrain a model too. Recent developments have allowed partial sets of model weights called LoRAs to be added to the diffusion model. These models can be fine-tuned independently in under half an hour. If you
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
When given a hammer, everything looks like a nail. ChatGPT is a really convincing hammer that is still pretty unreliable. But I'm worried when it gets to the point where a future ChatGPT is no longer that unreliable, and then millions
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
> As a JP music fan it makes me happy that so many use youtube these days rather than niconico. Exactly this, it would be a huge loss if those creators ran away to various obscure Japanese social sites. NicoNico's interface is simpl
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
I have lost many potential friends because I chose not to give my real name. It gives me some anxiety thinking about whom I've lost, but it's a normal thing to respect other people's boundaries, and my boundary is that I don&
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
The 4090 Ti is rumored to have 48GB of VRAM, so one can only hope.
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Wasavi – Vi editor for any webpage(appsweets.net)
130 points by nonbirithm 4y ago|46 comments
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At the point that a program that could instantly copy the style of your favorite artist within half an hour was invented, a lawsuit being filed against its creators was inevitable. And I'm not sure what humanity can do to just not inve
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
I've had 3 Instant Pots die on me over the span of six months. I got a Yedi instead and it's kept working for two years so far. https://www.amazon.com/Yedi-Programmable-Pressure-Steamer-Ac...
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
Even more interesting is it did in fact make me re-read the entire story twice, after which I understood the message.
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I remember playing The Darkness 2 on a GPD Win 2, another handheld PC released ~4 years ago, and remember how surprised I was at the performance at the time even with only integrated graphics. It still serves me well to this day for the kin
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Kickstarter shuts down campaign for Unstable Diffusion amid changing guidelines(techcrunch.com)
171 points by nonbirithm 4y ago|275 comments
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
I remember people saying that AI was going to displace artists because they overhead business managers saying how great it was that they no longer had to hire a human artist for a design job. In other words, had there been an option to forg
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
Not saying that he isn't a petulant and vindictive bully, just that maybe he never cared much about keeping Twitter profitable to begin with.
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Pure speculation, but maybe this was exactly what he wanted. He originally didn't want to buy Twitter after changing his mind, he was forced to. Maybe this is in a sense his retribution for what he perceived originally as the "bot
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
I'm wondering what's going to happen to the massive public record of tweets if Twitter as a company does indeed implode. Thousands of tweets are referenced in news articles and blog posts via links to Twitter. Are all of them goin
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
> If you fancy your chances as an artist then go for it. At worst you will fulfill your ambition and create some daubs. At best, you will traverse reality and be a wealthy living artist. With AI art gradually improving, I think that line
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by nonbirithm 4y ago
> Instead of replacing crappy jobs and freeing up peoples time to enjoy their life, we’re actually automating enjoyable pursuits. But in my case, I don't happen to find drawing or painting enjoyable. I simply don't, for nature-

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