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by songeater 5y ago
Again, I mostly do agree with you, especially as you get to more creative fields. I think what I would rephrase as is: given my genetic makeup, discipline is more likely to yield benefits using openAI Jukebox rather than guitar or piano. O
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by songeater 5y ago
I mostly agree with you, but with some changes (applies not just to music but any other field). Discipline is the multiplier on talent, not the other way round. "Talent" is most definitely not a myth - to take it to an egregious
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by songeater 5y ago
Similar vein - making music with AI. I had never been blessed with "natural" musical talents so I needed "cybernetic" support to get it done... using openAI's Jukebox. Will write a longer post about the experience
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by songeater 5y ago
https://old.pollinations.ai/
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by songeater 5y ago
$4 million bug bounty! Eclipses anything here... https://www.pcmag.com/news/7-huge-bug-bounty-payouts
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by songeater 5y ago
>> it takes ~9 hours to generate ~90 seconds of audio (even on a NVIDIA V100 GPU) btw this is true if you upsample all 3 levels. I have found in practise that you are fine upsampling 2 levels and then using a DAW to "clean up&qu
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by songeater 5y ago
>> Why doesn't the architecture use a model to generate sheet music / MIDI, then layer another model on top to create instrumentals? there are various models that do this [0]... just doesn't have the same power to gener
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by songeater 5y ago
agreed. full waveform "music" (unlike say MIDI) is just many more variables than a "picture" or even "video". Also you have to "stitch together" a lot of these samples to get anything that resembles
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by songeater 5y ago
>> In fact you could imagine a musical version of this where the operator is describing feelings or styles and the AI is generating music to match where the operator wants to go. OpenAI already did this with Jukebox! I'm just su
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by songeater 5y ago
or Anatol Boukreev: "Above the Clouds: The Diaries of a High-Altitude Mountaineer"
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Show HN: Replace most costly step when generating music with OpenAI Jukebox(songeater.github.io)
2 points by songeater 5y ago|0 comments
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Enya soothes ketamine's side effects, even for hard rock partisans(gizmodo.com)
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MIT/CFS on path to small-scale net-energy fusion by 2025(cfs.energy)
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by songeater 7y ago
As a related aside, I once put together a "wiki" of one of Borge's short-stories as a fun/short day-project: https://tlon-uqbar-orbis-tertius.fandom.com/ His work is "inherently hyperlinked" so
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by songeater 7y ago
gotcha thank you.
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by songeater 7y ago
>I've heard that the magnets are underperforming by about a factor of 2 - and that's 4 years into the project. Hi - could you pls point me to the source for this? Would be great to see actual data on where we are on these proj
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by songeater 7y ago
beautiful work Vivek. one typo... your graphic on the food landscape says "MishItidoi" instead of "Mishtidoi"... the text heading is fine. Since this was so well done and clearly prepared with (heart)... didn't w
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by songeater 7y ago
Does this imply anything about the Many Worlds Interpretation [1]? I am not a physicist (IANAP?), but if states change continuously vs discretely... should that not discount MWI? [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Many
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by songeater 7y ago
The Germans have this. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Codetermination_in_Germany
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Who still buys Wite Out and why?(theatlantic.com)
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by songeater 8y ago
Aside (but not really): guessing this is you? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6P1rjJuD_M A totally awesome set of lectures... highly recommended.
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Behind the Scenes of the Microsoft IPO (1986)(fortune.com)
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by songeater 8y ago
this is awesome and probably needs a thread of its own
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by songeater 8y ago
Is anyone else troubled by them not releasing the source model/dataset/parameters here? Yes, the technology can be used for malicious means - but would argue that "DeepFaking" language is FAR less of a problem than &quot
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by songeater 8y ago
Is anyone else troubled by them not releasing the source model/dataset/parameters here? Yes, the technology can be used for malicious means - but would argue that "DeepFaking" language is FAR less of a problem than &quo
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Evolutionary Origins of Beauty(nytimes.com)
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by songeater 8y ago
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by songeater 8y ago
The Analyst - Science Fiction comes to Wall Street. https://www.amazon.com/Analyst-Y-N/dp/1985730618/
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Borges/Uqbar – A wiki(tlon-uqbar-orbis-tertius.wikia.com)
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by songeater 8y ago
Borges! Here is an attempt to wikify one of his stories. http://tlon-uqbar-orbis-tertius.wikia.com

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