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by rhdunn 2y ago
It depends on how you construct the synthetic data and how the model is trained on that data. For diffusion-based image generators training only on synthetic data over repeated model training can cause model collapse as errors in the output
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by rhdunn 2y ago
It's a sticky situation!
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by rhdunn 2y ago
It looks like the site is only listing hosted models from major providers, not all models available on huggingface, civit.ai, etc. -- Looking at the image generation and chat lists there are many more models that are on huggingface that are
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Or even using the top as a kind of progress marker so you know where you are (or just reading from the middle of the page) only for the text to turn grey as you read it .
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by rhdunn 2y ago
That's why I hate things like auto-rotating image/news carosels or Windows "live tiles". Having them manually triggered is fine but a) I may be half-way through reading a headline; and b) if I'm reading something of
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by rhdunn 2y ago
I wish it would remain as a basic viewer with syntax highlighting. If you want an edit/cursor mode you should have to click a button to enable it. At the moment, clicking on thepane places a cursor at that location which breaks using t
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by rhdunn 2y ago
There was an effort to revive the Shakespearean pronunciation by David Crystal. You can see YouTube videos of David and his son Ben talking about it and reciting parts of Shakespeare to highlight the jokes and word play.
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by rhdunn 2y ago
In English there was analysis by John Wells defining several lexical sets for vowels [1]. Various other linguists have extended that to cover other accents such as Scottish, Irish, and Welsh. Words in the same lexical sets are the result of
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Fair enough. Interestingly, that +10% poll was closer to the current +14% that Trump is leading by in Iowa [1]. It would be interesting to see the sampling data between the different polls to see how they adjust for potential biases. [1] h
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by rhdunn 2y ago
There was a lot of rallying on the republican side to go vote online. I didn't see a lot of that on the democrat side. Pundits mentioned a lack of Trump's ground game, but I think online networking effects of republicans urging ot
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by rhdunn 2y ago
I'd argue that multimodal analysis can improve uni/bimodal models. There is overlap between text to image and text to video -- image would help video animating interesting or complex prompts; video would help image learn how to di
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Have you seen LLM testing tools like promptfoo?
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by rhdunn 2y ago
There are several ways that AI hardware could compete with GPUs: 1. more VRAM -- better capacity for running large models and training new models/LoRAs/etc.; 2. more matrix and tensor accelerators/cores -- be able to run the
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Operator algebra refers to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operator_(mathematics) . An operator can be something like the differentation operator (d/dx), the integral operator, gradient, curl, or other structure. Ope
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by rhdunn 2y ago
The Y2K problem would have manifested as the year 2000 being interpreted as 1900. As such, it could have affected anything around dates (age verification, paynment due dates, morgages, etc.). Other more extream issues (power outages) would
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by rhdunn 2y ago
It's that Google can do things like force manifest V3 on users so that ad blockers are rendered useless, allowing Google to push ads onto those users. I.e. use their dominance in one area (web browsers) to benefit another area (ads).
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by rhdunn 2y ago
I've been using the JetBrains AI model assisted autocomplete in their IDEs, including for Kotlin. It works well for repetitive tasks I would have copy/paste/edited before, and faster, so I have become more productive there. I
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by rhdunn 2y ago
I've found snaps to be a mixed bag. For firefox I've found it extremely annoying. When the snap updated in the background: 1. Pinning the desktop icon to the toolbar is annoying ... the desktop file is in a snap folder that keeps
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by rhdunn 2y ago
The iframe section states: > To solve this, we could create an HTML file that contains only the <svg> tag, and reference it on the site via an <iframe> Therefore you can attach the stylesheet containing the styles for the but
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by rhdunn 2y ago
CSS stands for Cascading Style Sheets. Therefore, stylable is a suitable word for this -- i.e. having the SVG pick up the HTML document's styles. Interactivity is different -- i.e. the SVG using JavaScript to be interacted with. Fo
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Stylable here means applying styling from the HTML files CSS file to change the colour, etc. For example: 1. changing the foreground and background of the SVG based on the web page theme or light/dark mode; 2. using the SVG in a link o
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Data centres consuming electricity isn't the problem. The problem is running those data centres on fossil fuels. There has been an increased push to run the data centres on green technologies like solar, wind, and nuclear, e.g. [1]. Du
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by rhdunn 2y ago
1. In markdown you can specify a language to perform syntax highlighting within code blocks -- e.g. ```java ... ```. If you use "mermaid" there you can get the mermaid plugin to render that block. This is useful when providing a s
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by rhdunn 2y ago
I'm using it primarily for code autocomplete, interactive story telling, and listening to online articles and stories. I don't think the current generation of AI will go away -- there are too many use cases for it. I think it will
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by rhdunn 2y ago
There are legitimate uses of this tech, such as preserving voices of people losing them such as Stephen Hawking, or making it better for blind/low vision people to follow text and interact with devices. For that latter case having a mo
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by rhdunn 2y ago
It could also be from an ESL user -- fotbal is the Czech, Romanian, and Slovakian word for football, borrowed from the English.
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by rhdunn 2y ago
Likely to be reflective of user generated content on reddit, etc.
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by rhdunn 2y ago
It looks more like the refinement of the model contained views prominent in Silicon Valley that skewed the model to be anti-male/pro-female -- such as the examples relating to abuse. All abuse is bad regardless of gender, so the model
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by rhdunn 2y ago
From ladybird.org: > What does "No code from other browsers" really mean? > The focus of the Ladybird project is to build a new browser engine from the ground up. We don't use code from Blink, WebKit, Gecko, or any othe
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by rhdunn 2y ago
And HIPPA, NDA, legal (lawyers storing client info/details), trade secrets, etc. issues.

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