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Synura ( https://www.synura.com ) | All-remote | Full-time Hey there, we're a small (but funded, and with big ambitions) startup focused on video collaboration and automatic, AI-powered editing. We want to help creators and t
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Stable Diffusion and Open Source AI
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There is some flexible encoding of terms to images there, too, that would take up some space. Though I’m not really sure you could decompress the weights in some way to regenerate the 400 million images and metadata.
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There are definitely some characteristic deformations that only AI does. Sort of cubist repeating of elements at transition points.
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It’s up to the judge, some of the factors are listed here: https://www.shouselaw.com/ca/blog/consecutive-vs-concurrent-...
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Doing so is one of the guidelines here: > Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith. Along with this one: > Be kind. Don't b
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Also, for me when I make big mistakes like this I think I’m in a different environment or something. It’s not that I don’t realise what command I’m running, it’s that I miss the context. So I would just confirm but not realise what I was co
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Not sure actually, it's not my event.
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There's another hacker/founder meetup happening in Amsterdam tomorrow, though it's not HN/YC affiliated as far as I know: https://www.meetup.com/hackers-and-founders-amsterdam-nl/eve...
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It's more interesting that people's wifi routers are spying on them.
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That’s a nice way to put it. I guess there aren’t a lot of views in making a video that says that, though.
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Anyone in Amsterdam interested?
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Seems to be down, I wonder if it is visitors from HN.
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I would suggest joining even smaller than 40 if you can, although that’s not bad. I had joined a 250 person startup before founding my first company and I can say confidently I had no idea what I was getting myself into, and I think the exp
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Wow, this is incredible. AI tech has been so interesting to follow along lately. Is there something like an index of cool new AI projects that is easy to follow? HN works for this to an extent but I’d love to track more closely.
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Async means attendance is optional
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Everyone I’ve ever hired for a side gig has been a recommendation from someone I know, so I assume it must be something to do with networking.
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I feel like devops became a marketing juggernaut then somehow evolved into creating a third team, apart from dev and ops, that does handoffs with both of them.
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Huh, that’s interesting. I bounced off learning music theory because it seemed to be all about putting everything into little boxes, and music doesn’t really work that way. What are some of the more interesting elements that you get to afte
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This seems to be a wrapper for the great content produced by Ant Lab: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWxiO_Br1awgEjy79VItspQ . I really loved their most recent video with butterflies and moths taking flight: https:&#
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I'll gladly take possession of his money if he'd like to start fresh with another scrappy startup.
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Ok, yeah maybe I could see that. But it’s kind of a confusing message - don’t read or take this research on this topic seriously, except in case some research on this topic comes that you should read and take seriously.
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I watched the video, and the sense I got was you don’t need to bother to read anything where scientists talk about having figured out what happened at the beginning of the universe because we can never know. This seems to explicitly exclude
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If they were able to deliver they could be getting filthy rich now. It seems to be unfortunately true that they are not able to.
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Usually at this point I believe the correct procedure is that someone shouts “I’m putting the whole system on trial” and then everyone is forced to acquiesce.
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Wouldn’t most peoples browsing history plus location pretty much narrow them down to one person?
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I find it a little strange that it seems like so many people are working so hard, all the time, to run away from the person they are today. I’m ambitious as anyone, but some of this stuff is too much.
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It was 100% possible to do this at technology companies in 1995 (in retrospect).
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It’s the fun tales.
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There’s definitely some fun math party tricks in here if we can start with 1x cheaper = 0% cheaper.
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