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by ramoz 3y ago
Not _quite_ the opposite. I clicked the female generation, and got a porn model posing nude. Without any provided guidance other than the clickable buttons.
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by ramoz 3y ago
NSFW
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by ramoz 3y ago
At a large government agency, partnered with one of the top AI companies in the world. We've been deploying models and transformers and recently a LLM ensemble in prod for 3-4 years now. Many lessons learnt that open source hadn't
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by ramoz 3y ago
interesting given Duke’s track record: https://www.science.org/content/article/whistleblower-sues-d...
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by ramoz 3y ago
There are certain demographics you can follow where there is a constant wave of hype of simple products, copy/pasting/forking, SaaS, yada yada. This has become fairly prominent since ChatGPT. Specifically Github provides a feed, b
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by ramoz 3y ago
The enterprise search domain has evolved quite a bit, utilizing & integrating retrieval-rerank architectures for a few years now. That includes embedding/vector storage, as well as LLM usage (eg using Google T5 for query understand
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by ramoz 3y ago
Right on— I should’ve and do recognize the utility of open source abstractions; esp with AI/ML.
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by ramoz 3y ago
It’s just interesting to see the VC money pouring into these tools. My argument is serious integration/scale doesn’t involve a library like these (honestly prototyping doesn’t really need to either). Id be more bullish on paradigm (pla
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by ramoz 3y ago
If you’re doing legitimate retrieval rerank in the commercial enterprise setting, then I doubt this is a library that can support you beyond prototyping. Retrieval involves complex integration (not just data connectors and open API wrappers
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by ramoz 3y ago
someone not victimizing themself means they have a personality disorder?
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by ramoz 3y ago
my first gen is good enough to be an actual song (rap beat)
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by ramoz 3y ago
ah, daily==lower
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by ramoz 3y ago
Be careful with that (if you're treating cancer): https://www.cancernetwork.com/view/fish-oil-consumption-link... Im not sure where this study landed in cancer communities or what subsequent studies concluded. But
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by ramoz 3y ago
I've also been told to be careful with any vitamin supplements while on chemo, and to consult a cancer dietician before conducting you're own science... the reason, as I understand it as a patient, is that high oxidation can actua
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by ramoz 3y ago
> However, when the studies were divided according to whether vitamin D3 was taken daily in a low dose* or in higher doses administered at longer intervals*, a large difference was seen. In the four studies with the infrequent hogher dos
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by ramoz 3y ago
Bro don’t be a robot. We do what we do to live better lives. You’re lucky you don’t have to figure that out at 32 with an unfortunate circumstance such as cancer. It’s sad that you may never without such a thing.
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by ramoz 3y ago
lol, not true. Even for huge vectors (1000 page docs), today you can do this with enough disk storage with something like leveldb on a single node, and in memory with something like ScaNN for nearest neighbor.
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by ramoz 3y ago
To be fair Lance largely benefited from cisplatin chemistry in his chemo mix —- which is highly effective in treating germ cell tumors. This effectiveness is limited to only certain cancers such as TC.
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by ramoz 3y ago
I take the same injections, but further take Claritin as recommended and I’ve not experienced any bone pain. I’m also younger so that may play a factor, idk. I workout before & after chemo days (later days I’m mostly just walking to get
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by ramoz 3y ago
more confident about my understanding of chatgpt, how to use it appropriately, and abilty to filter its output or do expanded research as needed.
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by ramoz 3y ago
I have treatable cancer. ChatGPT has been helpful for fairly in-depth research, as well as answering questions I don’t want to bother my oncologist with. Actually, I prefer it to be less empathetic and more robotic with its answers. When it
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by ramoz 4y ago
Sick demo, how would you compare histogram similarity with modern approaches?
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by ramoz 4y ago
Below is an OSS alternative, originating from same engineering as stable diffusion. There is other awesome work in rom1504's Github I recommend exploring as well. https://rom1504.github.io/clip-retrieval/ (usually
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by ramoz 4y ago
This is easy to believe. What would be harder to believe is the x-rated version of Horrible Bosses staring my first female manager.
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by ramoz 4y ago
They’ve sparked plenty of open source, do your research if you care. Regardless, OpenAI owes nothing to anyone.
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by ramoz 4y ago
Here’s what I’ve observed recently in this space. - What really astonishes me, is that for each and every one of these ideas there is probably a VC funded company or group of individuals working to build the thing. - anyone in web3 is worki
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by ramoz 4y ago
The timeline you linked can be learnt fairly quickly. You just need to learn how to ask google, or even chatgpt, for what you want. Can you describe the thing you want? If so you’ll find enough along the way to build it. Look on sites like
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by ramoz 4y ago
I don’t quite understand how your desired solution for software supply chains actually achieves much. Content addressability doesn’t seem different from checksums or subresource integrity. IPFS requires file pinning, so who is owning that a
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by ramoz 4y ago
Just saw this: https://twitter.com/BoshiWang2/status/1605405235677040641?s=...
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by ramoz 4y ago
Yea, that’s right, really brittle. But things are not far, research is likely already validating these things with empirical studies. Soon we’ll see new prompting interfaces. It’s an opportunity to build.

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