quadcore

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by quadcore 4y ago
Midjourney is an illegal product and it's easy to prove. Adobe did a way better job at this btw, protecting artists by simply making a legal product. The way a good lawyer is gonna make a shitload of money is by asking one simple quest
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by quadcore 4y ago
An example on the landing page would be nice
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by quadcore 4y ago
You lack imagination ;)
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by quadcore 4y ago
Send email plugin. I mean - 12 months from now the world is gonna be a different place. I predict that the web and Google Search are gonna be things of the past and that chatgpt will be the new App Store. Imagine the wonders a plugin from y
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by quadcore 4y ago
Recent information Not if you have the HN plugin for chatgpt.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Not necessarily, increasing offer can increase demand. Look at the cheap burger you're having.
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by quadcore 4y ago
"all eggs in one basket" to the extreme. You couldn't describe better what a startup must do.
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by quadcore 4y ago
I havent read it all but it doesnt seem to be about entrepreneurs but about innovators. Big difference. If I had to guess, innovators must be misfits whereas entrepreneurs must rather be fiting. So they dont make bombs in kindergarten, they
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by quadcore 4y ago
I feel the same. It's the MacDonald's effect: increase offer , demand grows.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Someone has had the idea to plug all that into GPT? Like "please take those data and tell me what's the average price of our customers' basquets"?
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by quadcore 4y ago
You're saying the AI has the copyright. So how did you get the permission from the AI to copy that picture? You asked - nicely? Something in the order of "hey AI, can I copy the picture you have the copyright of?"
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by quadcore 4y ago
Doesnt work if we can fairly find the artists of that picture - like the artists who made the pictures used in the training set.
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by quadcore 4y ago
No, they don't. So you're saying this picture cant be copyrighted? does it need to be exactly one Indeed, the artists are the ones who made the picture used in the training set.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Say you generate a picture with midjourney, someone has to be the artist of that picture right? So - with as few words as possible, who is the artist of that picture?
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by quadcore 4y ago
Say you use photoshop to make a picture, who's the artist? It's fair to say you're the artist. Or you are saying photoshop is the artist.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Say you generate a picture with an AI like midjourney, who's the artist? It's fair to say it's midjourney right? Except midjourney isnt an artist, it's a machine. But a machine can only copy. Or you're saying a mach
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by quadcore 4y ago
It's not every day a guy writes about how he's gonna change the world big time and then proceed to do it. Kudo to Altman - that's quite some execution.
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by quadcore 4y ago
If it gets to write those damn SQL queries for us, now that is a big leap for humanity.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Admitedly, this is somewhat an hilarious tweet.
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by quadcore 4y ago
My guess is that it varies according to the load. Another guess is that the gpt4 thread is draining right now. Disclaimer: just guesses.
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by quadcore 4y ago
what are the basic economics that can make it work? Ah i was coming here to warn you about that. Ill brace for downvotes but if i can light a candle for just one person, that would be fantastic. A big misconception about the economy of ga
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by quadcore 4y ago
You guys say "no way it's real". I actually dont see what's difficult here (big short cut). It's like motion capture but AI finds and tracks the landmarks or "ping pong balls" on the actor for you. To be c
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by quadcore 4y ago
Oh yeah banking in the UK is awesome compared to what i have now in France, ive used my (UK) account for years, even when I was in Asia or in Africa.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Topology seems like a field AI could help isnt? Cant AI generate topology equivalent shapes for example?
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by quadcore 4y ago
Tangential. Many think bitcoin is useless and i understand the debate, it clearly has it's legitimacy but "hey, wait a minute" was i thinking the other day, Ive personally used bitcoin to pay for things and I love it a lot mo
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by quadcore 4y ago
Reminds me of plateox2.jpg https://images.app.goo.gl/FNwMxMw7vfPB4iin8
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by quadcore 4y ago
Mmmh there is rather an easy way to get that bug due to float precision is when the vertice positions are the result of some maths. Then two vertices which should be mathematically at the same position will end up not being exactly at the s
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by quadcore 4y ago
Im surprised reading data in the client can give unfair advantages.
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by quadcore 4y ago
Is my slack stored in plain text on your AWS server?
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by quadcore 4y ago
Really nice, congrats on the launch. I wonder how safe are my confidential information with your thing?

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