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soultrees
3y ago
Here come the innovation sponges. If this goes through then the models that the general public have access are going to be severely neutered while the ownership class will have a much better model that will never see the light of day due to
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soultrees
3y ago
Is there any open source front ends out there? I know of anything LLM but hoping to plug my own home built rag system into a nice front end.
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soultrees
3y ago
I just did this today using openAI’s function calling. I have a bunch of elements in a scene and trying to classify them between various ‘buckets’ has been the challenge. The way I set it up is that in the schema expected, you take that top
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soultrees
3y ago
At this point who cares honestly. The more ‘fake’ generated nudes out there, means it’s just not going to be a novelty. And if everyone has the ability to generate an image of everyone naked, the value for ‘real’ nudes will go high but it w
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soultrees
3y ago
That’s beautiful. I love it.
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soultrees
3y ago
It’s crazy. Even with an adblocker you are subjected to a crazy amount of ads or hostile design. With ads, it’s just a free for all on your attention.
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soultrees
3y ago
This is great. Know of any examples using these rules in practice?
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soultrees
3y ago
I find this notion interesting. What makes you think AI will automatically kill humans?
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Ask HN: Examples of clean design in personal blogs / digital portfolios?
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soultrees
3y ago
From what I’ve seen there is definitely value in knowing how to get what to you want from these machines and especially how to not get what you don’t want, and every company using AI will need someone in charge of all the prompts the compan
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soultrees
3y ago
You probably hold yourself to the same standard on separating the good vs the bad but do you allow that same freedom from everyone you know? It’s like finding out your family doctor cheated on his wife after he died; it says something about
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soultrees
3y ago
Unfortunately the term UBI has negative connotations towards it for a large percentage of the population still so it’s going to be a huge fight to ever get UBI as it stands implemented. But what I’m guessing will happen in the long run, Emp
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soultrees
3y ago
You’re honestly doing yourself a disservice by using terminology like that. At the time it was a way to generalize a hysterical population in a hysterical time but nowadays, after science has had its time to do it’s thing, multiple studies
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soultrees
3y ago
I have an 11 pro as my main workhorse. Multiple years old, constantly running the battery to 2 % then charging to 100 and it still lasts all day for me. I feel like the concern I see going on in this thread might be a bit misguided.
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soultrees
3y ago
Something to also ask yourself - what would it look like to be successful? After 5 years of no revenue, you’re probably comfortable at that step, and the trap is to always find things that need doing pre-launch because that’s what you’re us
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3y ago
Thank you for this!
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soultrees
3y ago
It’s less about the data specifically and what are some common add ons or ways to add additional value, knowing my target audience would be sales managers or key decision makers on the sales side of the industry. Obviously fancy dashboards
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soultrees
3y ago
I’m interested in hearing more about this. It might not pertain to the data I’m thinking specifically as it would be scraped but finding out where the holes are and creating proprietary data around that would be a consideration. However, I’
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soultrees
3y ago
So I have a niche market that has messy data around all around and I was thinking of cleaning and packaging that data from multiple sources into 1 and sell it to the sales managers or BI teams for the companies within the industry but it’s
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soultrees
3y ago
I agree but for the average user who takes sunset pics, kid pics or pet pics and then view those pictures on the same device they shot it on, apple’s incentive isn’t so much about competing with full-frame mirrorless cameras, but instead to
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soultrees
3y ago
How do you go about collecting the data for these studies? Is it core sampling? And if so how many cores would you need to get a good reading?
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3y ago
I actually think what’s happening is that it’s averaging out photography with such amazing tools in everyone’s hands, however we are seeing an outlier explosion of creative photography that we haven’t seen before. That said, the dopamine hi
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3y ago
OpenAI is amassing an ungodly amount of though, there’s efficiency efforts that have been made for sure but scooping all that data up is what they need to train for gpt5. Those chat logs are worth their proverbial weight in gold.
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3y ago
I think it’s because BM has a cult following and part of that is because BMs software is notoriously high quality and they seem to be doing things the right way bg avoiding subscriptions and putting real resources into engineering effort fo
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3y ago
The thing about LLMs as a teacher is that the feedback loop is so short that progress can be made quite fast. Being able to ask a question, regardless of how stupid or trivial it may seem, without fear of judgement is a huge learning hurdle
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I run my phone on DND all day, everyday and block notifications from almost all apps. The amount of garbage we have vying for our attention on an hourly basis is overwhelming sometimes. The worst is the apps where you do want notifications
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Prompt engineering directly correlates with good communication and knowing how to steer a conversation. There’s no tricks to the game, but the amount of people I talk to that don’t know how to get what they want from an LLM, clearly shows t
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soultrees
3y ago
This is super cool. Cinemagraphs have always been a bit of a passion of mine, and I try to bring that feeling of subtle-stillness in a lot of the work I do, whether it’s marketing or shooting, so i can see this becoming a regular tool. The
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Language translation can be tricky because of the underlying nuances in each language so more context would probably be better, but using multiple steps to evaluate its performance on a key level would be a good way to improve the confidenc
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soultrees
3y ago
Well next time you fire this up, it might be fun to include additional attributes for each fish to make it like a full Pokémon index.
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