raincole

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by raincole 4y ago
Because these tools are built with non-programmers in mind. We're not talking about people who are not good at programming. We're talking about people who straight up refuse to read/write even the simplest code, because 1)
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by raincole 4y ago
It's very weird that you kept emphasizing "PG was like that before he got rich." You mentioned this point in both of your comments, but the ones you replied to didn't imply PG became like that after he got rich. None o
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by raincole 4y ago
"these" generative tools can't do that. The transformer-based ML algorithm just can't do that. Of course maybe in the future we'll have a better method, but it will be a very different thing from what we have today.
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by raincole 4y ago
You can roughly classify the images first (we already have very good AI model for this) and use humans as an additional layer. If two images don't get the same top-3 labels from the classifier, the chance that they're duplicates i
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by raincole 4y ago
It will prevent VCs from investing in a similar company, and without VCs we won't have enough money to do massive training like SD. The community will keep fine-tuning the original SD, sure, but there won't be SD 3.0. Of course th
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by raincole 4y ago
Because google image search "cites" the source. It's a big difference. Of course google image search can show a wrong source, but it's still a big difference between "absolutely nothing" and "potentially w
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by raincole 4y ago
RTS games (at least most of them) are always like that tho. The ability to micro-manage your units is the most foundamental skill for a competitive player. I believe that's one of the reason LoL and Dota became more popular than any RT
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by raincole 4y ago
"The one-to-many relationship between a given kanji and its many pronunciations makes it maddeningly difficult" It's actually many-to-many. I know it sounds crazy, but it's even true for English, just to a much less exte
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by raincole 4y ago
Simply by the fact he runs SteamDB without monetization, I can safely assume he's much richer than me. I would'nt try to teaching someone who's richer than me how to make money.