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by recuter 5y ago
Thank you! Fascinating, I didn't know about panoptic segmentation - that makes things much more interesting. It really needs to expose the whole pipeline to become truly useful.
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by recuter 5y ago
Exactly, you've answered yourself. Also nothing prevents you from using multi zoned auto scaling group with a min/max of 1, you'll fail over to another AZ gracefully. You don't magically get 9 nines with lambda in practi
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by recuter 5y ago
I am specifically referring to the flamingo example: "DALL·E 2 can make realistic edits to existing images from a natural language caption." You provide the background image and a text prompt and it doodles on top of the image you
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by recuter 5y ago
Fargate is what, 3 cents an hour? And of course it can scale to zero, it uses standard autoscaling groups. It will scale however you want, heck use custom scaling logic with your control plane running in Lambda :) https://docs.aw
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by recuter 5y ago
Heh. OK for fun: They have a very finite amount of new articles a day and a little box on the page with personalized headlines. All these articles, in fact all the articles on BBC of all time ever, comfortably fit into ram if you are so inc
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by recuter 5y ago
there is enough treachery, hatred violence absurdity in the average human being to supply any given army on any given day and the best at murder are those who preach against it and the best at hate are those who preach love and the best at
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by recuter 5y ago
Sick. :P
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by recuter 5y ago
You can and should limit the number of parallel invocations and as a result your maximum bill. If you want ddos protection and proper rate limiting amazon will happily charge you for it several different ways. Maybe you can hide these urls
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by recuter 5y ago
AWS has this way of making things more approachable. It is a subtle trap. Before lambda running a VPS was not considered rocket science. It may or may not come with scaling issues, depending on your actual application and the architecture.
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by recuter 5y ago
How do you propose we talk about what it is doing if not by using the terminology from the human editing process it is replacing? I'm struggling to express things. My issue is that it appears to not be possible to explain what the AI i
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by recuter 5y ago
I think if you're scaling the company to the $100+ m revenue range you'll be able to find a team that can handle either VPS, Lambdas, both or whatever else is required. It really depends on what it is that you're actually, yo
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by recuter 5y ago
Two $60 Linodes in different data centers are highly availablish considering each one could easily do x10 those numbers. The thing in the link sits behind a CDN. Certain kinds of organizational efficiencies frequently lead to "I'm
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by recuter 5y ago
You can certainly run a web server capable of 1,500 concurrent connections for under $100/mo. Run it on Linode or something, they'll throw in 10TB of bandwidth which probably covers it. Most of the serving is done by the CDN..
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by recuter 5y ago
I have. AdTech frequently runs close to 100%. Cryptomining style. I'm not sure I agree, why Lambda and not AWS spot instances? Or heaven forbid, one beefy server / office warmer. Lambda doesn't win on price it wins on flexibi
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by recuter 5y ago
Well enterprises that build pipelines often end up with Rube Goldberg type horrors regardless, and Lambda is more easy and fun to prototype with than say, Spark. If you know someone like that wait until they click around and find "step
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by recuter 5y ago
Not quite, it looks like this: - Provide an existing image - Provide a text prompt ("flamingo") - Select from X variations the new image that looks best to you - It does the equivalent of a google image search on your "fl
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by recuter 5y ago
Maybe I am misunderstanding but if you start tweaking the prompt you'll end with something completely different. The "edit" capability, as far as I can tell please correct me if I got confused, is picking your favorite out of
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by recuter 5y ago
Well not so much an article as really interesting hand picked examples. The paper doesn't address this as far as I can tell. My guess is that this is a weak point that will trip it up occasionally. A lot of the time it doesn't sup
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by recuter 5y ago
The model is "confused about the prompt" because it has no concept of a scene or of (some sort of) reality. If we task "Kuala dunking basketball" to a human and present them with two images, one of a Kuala climbing a t
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by recuter 5y ago
Certainly food for thought. Say I'm looking for photography of real events and places, like a royal weeding or a volcano erupting does this help me? Of specific places and architectural features? Of a protest? You're suggesting cl
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by recuter 5y ago
https://cdn.openai.com/papers/dall-e-2.pdf > Given an image x, we can obtain its CLIP image embedding zi and then use our decoder to “invert” zi, producing new images that we call variations of our input. .. It is a
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by recuter 5y ago
Waste heat from a power plant in one part of the country can't be sent to heat homes in another. That's the very heart of the matter. If you could magically get the angry pixies into all the forthcoming electric cars directly with
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by recuter 5y ago
It is compositing as final step. I understand that the Kuala it is compositing may have been a previously un-existent Kuala that it synthesized from a library of previously tagged Kuala images... that's cool, but what is the difference
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by recuter 5y ago
Yes, of course I would. Why throw out the baby with the bathwater. True, nuclear power plants age - whether you can extend their life or not is an engineering question for engineers. Do an inspection and come up with an answer what needs TL
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by recuter 5y ago
I don't think it is actually painting at all but I need to read the paper carefully. I think it is using a free text query to select the best possible clipart from a big library and blends it together. Still very interesting and useful
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by recuter 5y ago
What always bother me with this stuff is, well, you say one approach is more sensible than the other because the images happen to come out more pleasing. But there's no real rhyme or reason, it is a sort of alchemy. Is text encoding st
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by recuter 5y ago
You're shutting down perfectly good old plants, ahead of schedule for no engineering derived reason. InderRealitätbleiben.
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by recuter 5y ago
> As of 2021, German primary energy consumption amounted to 12,193 Petajoule, with more than 75% coming from fossil sources, 6.2% from nuclear energy and 16.1% from renewables. You might offset that 6% nuclear that is going away with ren
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by recuter 5y ago
Why you're in it already in this thread you ol' rascal :0) ₜₒₒ ₗₐₜₑ
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by recuter 5y ago
Cool! Man, I kinda want to setup one of those giant touch screen tables and some sort of AR hybrid. Pretend I'm doing it the old way but with none of the downsides. Sweeping scissors pantomime and minority report motions. Blank pieces

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