spywaregorilla

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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Ok great. So every single minimum wage worker quits their job and decides to study for three hours per day for an hourly wage of over 2x the previous minimum. Sounds to me like you've just created a massive labor shortage. What's
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
What if two other aims, combined, outweighed the desire for safety?
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
> And even if the Russians withdraw tomorrow and give back all the land that they have conquered the Ukrainian people will continue to kill Russian warcriminals from afair with drones that they either smuggle in mail to Russia. This is a
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
well the flip side take is that other countries put a premium on the american brands we consider trashy
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Sure. And even better served by a suitable number of F16s (in service 1980).
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
They generally do. It is difficult to differentiate "negative tokens don't do that" and "prompt adherence is shaky in general". It's fully possible that the image model draws eggs in ramen but it doesn't k
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
some do. but generally people just learn to use the tools.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Eh, not in this context at least. Nature is a big term. Physics just "is". This makes it a good place for simple mechanics to appear and be derived. You can argue around how universal that is all you want but proteins themselves a
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I don't think you could cover a data center with enough solar panels to power it
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
You are not correct. LLMs understand "ramen without egg". Image gen models generally do not as this is not how images are described. If you want to generate ramen without egg, you'll want _negative weighted_ prompts. "ea
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I would argue that's pretty misleading. Especially if you're saying "AI chatbots are the future". The tech you're discussing here has been commonplace for the past decade and has nothing to do with current trends or
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
And so the war of 1990s tech vs. 1970s tech in the 2020s continues
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Can you elaborate on why you refer to this as an AI chatbot?
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I'll deviate a bit. I just opened up with "you single, girl?" and it gave a pretty suitably colorful deference followed by a lengthy description of the basic prose. I think this is kind of emblematic of why this sort of thing
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
A few things stand out to me here. * Most notably, the ai bot is repeating itself and serving very standard looking messages. I don't think this is an "AI" chatbot in the sense of an LLM. It's just a dialogue tree with s
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Without looking at this, are you sure that this can do speech to speech? Maybe my flaw in searching has been disregarding anything that's called "text to speech" as not also "speech to speech"?
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I really want something that can do a voice change and match the emotion and articulation of a voice clip that I provide. I don't care (or want) it to be based off a real person and the manners in which they would tend to articulate a
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Unity is not free if you're part of a team that has made $100k in the last 12 months. Including funds raised. Unreal is free, per project, until that specific project has earned over $1M in revenues.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Epic probably does expect the indie devs to have laptops, yes.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Oh please. Any gaming laptop can run the ue5 editor.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
This is about acceleration, not speed.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
> This one sounds more reasonable yeah, for example, purchasing a magazine about surfing
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
My point is not that we should mimic humans. My point is that there's probably learnable but inexplicable heuristics you could learn for generally solving gradient descent problems just by the formulations on their own that a neural ne
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Buying airline tickets may be an excellent red herring strategy if that's how police units plan to catch people though!
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I feel like there should be a much stronger effort to solve optimization problems with ML enabled guesses. It's arguably the most important problem to be solving to improve ML itself. Humans, for example, can provide extremely strong g
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
The trucks going from distribution center to end destinations are not the same trucks running from tokyo to osaka.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
You're vastly underestimating the difficulty of drawing humans. Move your hands just a little bit and you have a completely different geometry. Humans are MUCH harder to draw than a motorcycle. A motorcycle pretty much always looks the
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
They're undercutting us by virtue of labor standards and other corners that we don't cut.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Because they don't want to be dependent on another country for energy infrastructure.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I mean, sure? Pointing at magic as also bad does not shield you from criticism.

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