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by slenocchio 3y ago
Can someone explain why I'd want to use fine-tuning instead of a vector database (or some other way of storing data/context)?
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by slenocchio 3y ago
Looks great, could anyone further condense this list into the 1 or 2 most essential learning materials?
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by slenocchio 3y ago
Yeah, we were trying to get people to pay a small amount to increase the prize pool and incentive for participating. Maybe we make it free and remove the monetary reward...
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by slenocchio 3y ago
Fixed! Changed it to an 800 character limit.
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by slenocchio 3y ago
Great catch, thank you!
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by slenocchio 3y ago
We specify 5 criteria: - creativity/originality - language/imagery - form/structure - emotional impact - use of theme (new theme every month)
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Show HN: AI Poetry Contest(acontestofwords.com)
8 points by slenocchio 3y ago|8 comments
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by slenocchio 3y ago
Education is still important, maybe more important than it's ever been. Memorizing facts and going to university less so. When you build your understanding of the world, you build your imagination and precision of thought. Develop a ge
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by slenocchio 4y ago
I haven't heard a single rebuttal to Eliezer's points that's anywhere near convincing and I would love to hear one. Someone needs to reach out to Sam Altman and persuade him to pause all further development on AI until alignm
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Ask HN: Can someone ELI5 how vector databases are useful?
2 points by slenocchio 4y ago|2 comments
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by slenocchio 4y ago
The set of possibilities for civilizational catastrophe can include both humans wielding AI unwisely and autonomous AI
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by slenocchio 4y ago
I would guess compared to purely visual art (paintings, sculpture), music creates stronger activity in the brain. Whatever the reason, music seems much more capable of creating feeling than purely visual art. It follows that anyone who only
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by slenocchio 4y ago
What else is more dangerous?
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by slenocchio 4y ago
It's hard not to imagine AI tools becoming the most powerful instruments of propaganda ever created. What happens when the state can create unlimited quality content? When it can turn years of phone conversations, social media posts, a
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by slenocchio 4y ago
Decentralization works when the incentives work.
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by slenocchio 4y ago
Really appreciate your response Archipelagia. I'm in the process of trying to be more social in my day to day, however I work a remote tech job which limits my social interaction for a large part of the day. I've thought about try
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by slenocchio 4y ago
Hey Daniel, Appreciate your response. Could you describe what actions you took to move on the bell. Already I'm trying to talk to strangers more. I'm trying to strike some sort of balance between putting myself out of my comfort z
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Ask HN: Has anyone been able to transform their personality?
13 points by slenocchio 4y ago|22 comments
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by slenocchio 4y ago
Not necessarily. The FBI doesn't change much from administration to administration, no?
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by slenocchio 4y ago
I wonder if this is true for music. Our ears are much more discerning than our eyes when it comes to art it seems.
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by slenocchio 4y ago
Do you guys think AI creative tools will completely subsume the possibility space of human made music? Or does it open up a new dimension of possibilities orthogonally to it? Hard for me to imagine how AI would be able to create something a