spywaregorilla

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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I feel like most of this complaint is about OOP, not java.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Control net + the same prompt + the same seed tends to be pretty decent if you're not savvy enough to train a lora
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
No I'm upset with folks that think fun, innocent things would be better with we injected them with market forces
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Integrated circuits are similar to neurons in that way. They are not based on neurons. Neural networks significantly diverge from actual brain mechanisms. But they are originally based on the original concept as you seem to know. And this p
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
> Huh? I wasn't aware any neural networks were based on biology at all other than the loose activate and fire idea. Sounds like you are aware then.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
> I added the koala kicking a football as well, I have to admit that they come out just as bad. And this is exactly my point. > The problem is, if certain training data is blanket removed, it creates holes in the understanding a model
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Sure. You have to twist SDXL's arm hard to get it to draw a penis too. That does not explain it being really bad. What does explain it being really bad, is the fact that it's just small and bad.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I fully believe that artist styles and specific people have been removed from the training data. I fully believe it doesn't know about porn or especially porny positioning. I don't really care. That's reasonably something for
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I'm fairly confident anyone thinking this is about safety is just paranoid and misinformed. SD3 medium is a much smaller model than SDXL. I don't really get why they would have published it in the current state, but I'm kind
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
See adjacent reply
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
If you, exclusively, can control the rarity and issue new cards then it's hardly a decentralized market and there's no reason not do just make it a centralized system.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I've thought about this concept a lot. Cards are kind of tricky because you probably have a good number of them that will require many updates, and I suspect having a configurable board would actually unlock more cool stuff. Something
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
> decentralized digital scarcity, which is a useful property Complete loss of control over your game's ecosystem is, in fact, not a useful property.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Actuarial tables tell you basically nothing about a specific individual. For that you would want to look at some personal. Like, say, a full body checkup.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Meaning is something you create for yourself.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
There's for sure some minor tuning of the positional weights for the first move to be done, but I've looked at the scores of tutor mode for an example that matches the one shown (for a corner and middle equivalent) and the model a
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
You're throwing out a speculative guess as to why they did something and using it as evidence to judge their actions
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Halving the probability that a baby dies isn't the same thing as doubling the probability that the baby lives.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
The problem was buying titanium* from titanium* suppliers.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Well let's start with the [1] 5 of the 9 squares have negative odds. If you play those your expected value is guaranteed to be negative. One of them has even odds, so barring any positional nuance to evaluating it sooner (of which ther
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
I said this on the original thread. You don't need to search the whole space. A greedy solution is fine. Considering a simple score that utilizes the odds of you getting it vs. your opponent, the paths to or immediate victories/lo
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
CivitAI says they've said they will release them. They're apparently not finished yet.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Kind of buries the lede that the cheapest one found for sale is priced higher than the retail price despite being driven. Not really clear what that suggests.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Is that expected to be superior / on par with SDXL that is much larger?
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
What does "medium" mean here?
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
If you didn't find anything on the polio vaccine then I don't think you dug as deep as you thought.
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
Three of these appear to unsubstantiated claims from Keynan power grabs that well documented vaccines are causing sterilization. The vaccine mentioned in the first link is now massively widespread and attributed to saving 10,000,000 lives o
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
> and it's good for business - we could slap "code security audited by XXX" on the sales pitch. You're on the precipice of discovering the problem of incentives when it comes to audits. Audits are good, but they'
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
100% of closed code is not inspected
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by spywaregorilla 2y ago
No because the odds are symmetric for every slot. If you have two in a row; and the third slot has higher odds that it goes to the non-roller, you should just... not roll in it. The timing of when it gets rolled won't matter. The need

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