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by spyder 4y ago
SBF was just spotted earlier today in what appears to be a grocery store in the bahamas with no security or law enforcement around... https://twitter.com/psyopcop/status/1592977107281666049
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by spyder 4y ago
yea, but probably not with gold. Besides dealing with the physical difficulties of it, it was a crypto exchange after all which also just got magically "hacked" when things started to go downhill. sure getting out that crypto isn&
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by spyder 4y ago
Well there is people who would still invest in him with the condition of tighter control / regulation despite already losing money in this shitshow :-D. But it's probably just a crazy coping mechanism for being involved: https:&#
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by spyder 4y ago
Huh, it was cool when vocaloid was released but at this point I would expect more with all the different AI improvements available. For example DiffSinger sounds better (but not perfect). It's using diffusion model like the popular AI
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by spyder 4y ago
There is also the option of passive-agressive compliance: step 1: Change the textures and make it possible for users to add their custom texture packs. (yea, it's more work but may help to build community) step 2: Oh no some anonymous
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by spyder 4y ago
Well, Ukraine is the most corrupt country in Europe after Russia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corruption_in_Ukraine But it's never just a single leader like "Zelensky" it's the whole system and a
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by spyder 4y ago
Probably more so by "hodling" instead of immediately selling to buy more hardware, or selling half for hardware and holding the other half to split the risk between the two option. But it's easy to be smart after the fact...
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by spyder 4y ago
Heater that mines bitcoin :-D : https://www.heatbit.com/ https://www.engadget.com/2018-03-09-qarnot-qc1-cryptocurrenc...
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by spyder 4y ago
Here is a more realistic benchmark: https://dev.to/builderio/a-first-look-at-bun-is-it-really-3x...
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by spyder 4y ago
AI for long time will be just another tool to improve your production. It will probably reduce the more repetitive boring part of the work. Quickly generating content will let you try out a lot of ideas faster and seeing the different resul
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by spyder 4y ago
Yep: https://github.com/NasirKhalid24/CLIP-Mesh
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by spyder 4y ago
Or in between the two: draw just some blobs to set the general concept and do img2img with diffusion models. https://simonwillison.net/2022/Aug/29/stable-diffusion/
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by spyder 4y ago
Yea, same thing happens after reading the subreddit where all posts and comments are generated by GPT-2: https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/ If you read it too much, and go back to normal human forums you w
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by spyder 4y ago
Almost all modern thing is "from hundreds of years of human effort" and "only possible because of the prior human work" , even humans themselves.
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by spyder 4y ago
The creators of stable diffusion and others are already doing that. https://paperswithcode.com/dataset/simulacra-aesthetic-capti... https://github.com/LAION-AI/laion-datasets/blob/main&#x
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by spyder 4y ago
"You hire models and influencers" The influencers can also be generated by AI (or even just 3D modelling), since so much of the marketing is digital. And it's already happening (mostly in asian countries): https:/&#x2
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by spyder 4y ago
If the site is just using google api in the html source it's probably not too hard to extract the location from the javascript. A quick search shows there are browser scripts for that. But they could protect against by calling the stre
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by spyder 4y ago
Another cool trick: to achieve video in-painting, combine diffusion models with ebsyth: https://www.tiktok.com/@karenxcheng/video/713806710521107588...
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by spyder 4y ago
A collection of sites using stable diffusion: https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/wzj8kk/a_c...
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by spyder 4y ago
And the size will be less and less until a certain information compression limit: Emad tweeted that their optimized model is already just 2.1 Gb and he hopes to make it less, around 100 Mb: https://twitter.com/EMostaque&#x2F
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by spyder 4y ago
But author of the article says he would be fine with AI trained on licensed images, which could be also on bigger scale than a single human is capable of. Looks like some people doesn't like it because the data it was trained on but o
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by spyder 4y ago
Stability.ai and probably others too already working on video and audio models too and also I think I heard a service to train / finetune the model with your own dataset.
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by spyder 4y ago
“Having those calculations done on the chip instead of sending information to and from the cloud could enable faster, more secure, cheaper, and more scalable AI going into the future, and give more people access to AI power,” said H.-S Phi
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by spyder 4y ago
Just because somebody doesn't want to share their transactions with the world it doesn't mean they want to hide them from the authorities too.
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by spyder 4y ago
The closer analogy would be arresting the gunmakers because people used their product to commit crimes.
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by spyder 4y ago
With semi-supervised learning a small amount of labeled data, can produce considerable improvement in accuracy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semi-supervised_learning https://towardsdatascience.com/semi
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by spyder 4y ago
Maybe I'm wrong, but with these diffusion models there is randomness in every sampling step too not just in the initialization and they can have 1000 steps to generate a single image.
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by spyder 4y ago
It's already a thing: https://www.reddit.com/r/SubSimulatorGPT2/ but yea, it will have generated images now.
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by spyder 4y ago
And for a better effect they could use paint that can cool below the ambient temperature by radiating infrared to space (if they aren't already using that, but it's probably more expensive): https://www.nature.com/
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by spyder 4y ago
Not if it's 8 feet above from a drone, or drone in 8 feet auto-follow mode :-D /s (But, there is probably more strict laws for drones in general, I don't know the US rules about that.)

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