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by nowittyusername 4mo ago
The simple answer is that Trump has a stick up his ass against Anthropic and is also fond of stock market manipulation. No need to get too deep when it comes to dealing with that orange shmuck.
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by nowittyusername 4mo ago
For me it was stable diffusion 1.5. Oh man that thing was the bees knees for mi, imagination on a machine! at that time no UI pure terminal commands, i didnt know jack shit about it and looked like voodoo hacker-man stuff to me... well i pe
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by nowittyusername 4mo ago
ha, same. The main reason I was able to switch to and stay on linux was because codex was able to set it up for me and is still managing to this day all the stuff i need done on linux. i tried so many times to switch out of windows before
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by nowittyusername 4mo ago
I had often thought about how far I could get in life if I had no scruples or morals. And I think I could get really, really far.... But alas I don't like to lie, cheat or any of that jazz. I actually do care. Honestly it feels like a
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by nowittyusername 5mo ago
Because there is a stigma about use of AI in creative spaces, the people that do use it to creative very impressive pieces don't disclose that information on their profiles. People tend to see AI anywhere mentioned in the profile and
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by nowittyusername 5mo ago
You get back as much as you put in. Just like with all generative tools the quality of the output depends on the quality of input. Slapping a prompt together will only get you so far, if you want the models to generate something really str
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by nowittyusername 5mo ago
There are A LOT of misconceptions about llms, biggest one is they are not deterministic. And they are 100% deterministic and temperature has nothing to do with it. You WILL get exactly same result every single time (at ANY temperature) as l
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by nowittyusername 7mo ago
There's still a lot of low hanging fruit left IMO. Good find and rather funny to think about as you can have someone simply clone the various layers multiple times and instead of spending millions of dollars retraining the model increa
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by nowittyusername 7mo ago
Got mine after my first Acid trip (still don't know if it was real acid). Its not debilitating for me, just annoying. So yeah, be careful out there folks. The Acid trip was very cerebral though and I consider it to be an important expe
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by nowittyusername 7mo ago
Personally what I am more interested about is effective context window. I find that when using codex 5.2 high, I preferred to start compaction at around 50% of the context window because I noticed degradation at around that point. Though as
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by nowittyusername 7mo ago
sent!
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by nowittyusername 7mo ago
I've been working on building my own voice agent as well for a while and would love to talk to you and swap notes if you have the time. I have many things id like to discuss, but mainly right now im trying to figure out how a full dupl
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by nowittyusername 7mo ago
I hope the people from the Qwen team start their own thing or something... But regardless, the work they did will live on as legendary.
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by nowittyusername 7mo ago
For me at least its an interesting project I can take apart and build on top of. I've built 100% my own agent frameworks from scratch and have learned a lot from them. There is something to be said on learning from others projects as w
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
How does the whole kv cache situation work for diffusion models? Like are there latency and computation/monetary savings for caching? is the curve similar to auto regressive caching options? or maybe such things dont apply at all and y
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
Nice, I'm excited to try this for my voice agent, at worst it could be used to power the human facing agent for latency reduction.
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
I am in the process of trying to integrate LCM in to my own personal assistant agent for its context management system. The main human facing agent will not be a coding agent so ill be modifying the system prompt and some other things quite
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
As we approach the singularity things will be more noisy and things will make less and less sense as rapid change can look like chaos from inside the system. I recommend folks just take a deep breath, and just take a look around you. Regard
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
Thanks for the reply. That does help.
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
Do you have any resources or youtube videos that might also help someone understand the lcm context management a bit better. I think there's something to this, but i'm having trouble wrapping my head around it. i learn well with a
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
Thanks, ill read it now.
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
Good article and I agree with everything in there. For my own voice agent I decided to make him PTT by default as the problems of the model accurately guessing the end of utterance are just too great. I think it can be solved in the future
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by nowittyusername 8mo ago
I wholeheartedly agree. In an age of talking heads. you will not hear from the people actually doing the thing. because they too busy doing the thing versus talking about it. now excuse me ima go back to doing the thing.
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by nowittyusername 9mo ago
yes sorry i mixed these up. supertonic is not the best sounding in my tests. it was by far the fastest, but its audio quality for something so fast was decent. if you wanted something that sounds better AND is also extremely fast pocket tts
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by nowittyusername 9mo ago
TTS has no intelligence bud. Its only something that transforms text to audio. And that is all that we are talking about here. neither the article or anyone else was discussing the whole stt > llm > tts pipeline.
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by nowittyusername 9mo ago
Supertonic is probably way faster then that, I wouldn't be surprised if measured it would be something like 14k wpm. On my 4090 I was getting about 175x real time while on cpu only it was 55x realtime. I stopped optimizing it but im su
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by nowittyusername 9mo ago
With supertonic , or overall? If overall most do pretty well though some are funky, like suprano was so bad no matter what I did, so i had to rule that out from my top contenders on anything. supertonic was close to my number one choice for
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by nowittyusername 9mo ago
I have been working on playing around with over 10 stt systems in last 25 days and its really weird to read this article as my experience is the opposite. Stt models are amazing today. They are stupid fast, sound great and very simple to im
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by nowittyusername 9mo ago
Its an issue that is caused by many factors which are mostly related to the way our large scale societies are structured and ran, but I believe it will be solved very soon... By AI. first disclaimer, I am not advocating one way or the other
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by nowittyusername 9mo ago
Thanks for heads up, this looks really interesting and claimed speed is nuts..

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