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by thorum 4y ago
From the comparisons I’ve seen, still well behind Midjourney.
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by thorum 4y ago
It’s limited because there’s no way for the attacker to see your response unless you click a link.
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Unplug the Evil AI(change.org)
2 points by thorum 4y ago|0 comments
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by thorum 4y ago
The errors when summarizing the Gap financial report summary are quite surprising to me. I copied the same source paragraph (which is very clearly phrased) into ChatGPT and it summarized it accurately. Is it possible they are 'pre-summ
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by thorum 4y ago
I wonder if the full prompt is actually this long, or if GPT-3 is just predicting the 'most likely' next 5 sentences when asked.
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by thorum 4y ago
> The yaml package supports most of YAML 1.2, but preserves some behavior from 1.1 for backwards compatibility. YAML 1.1 bools (yes/no, on/off) are supported as long as they are being decoded into a typed bool value. Otherwise
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by thorum 4y ago
Blue checkmarks are not just about verification and extra features. They’re a status symbol. They mean you are cool and notable enough to deserve one according the shadowy and mysterious Twitter checkmark committee. If they become a commodi
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Are there any open source or CLI vectorizers as good as Vector Magic?
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by thorum 4y ago
The problem of web accessibility is that, while critically important to a large segment of society (over 40% of Americans have some kind of disability) - the world doesn’t actually have the resources to make all existing content accessible
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by thorum 4y ago
The author (Stability.AI’s CIO) did an impromptu AMA on Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/y9ga5s/stabili... His comments regarding RunwayML’s release of 1.5 were especially interestin
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by thorum 4y ago
Ah ok.
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by thorum 4y ago
What might be going on here is that Copilot pulls code it thinks may be relevant from other files in your VS Code project. You have the original code open in another tab, so Copilot uses it as a reference example. For evidence, see the gene
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Stability AI accuses open source developer of stealing copyrighted code(old.reddit.com)
2 points by thorum 4y ago|0 comments
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by thorum 4y ago
Text to graph is a great idea, but you don’t want an image generation AI like DALL-E. You want a natural language-to-code model like GPT-3/Codex that is able to accurately translate your requirements into code that programatically gene
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by thorum 4y ago
Good thoughts. Discord is a good fit, I'll look into adding that.
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by thorum 4y ago
More the latter. This could definitely be an issue, looking at my metrics, some of the app's key features have very low usage rates.
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by thorum 4y ago
Thanks, your comment helped me see several things I can work on that would help. I record all kinds of data about usage patterns but don't have a good dashboard for analyzing it yet. And onboarding / email communication are weak a
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by thorum 4y ago
Good question! There is a button that’s always visible in the corner, and yes it is an embed from a third party service so I suppose it might be getting blocked, or overlooked otherwise. I’ll try replacing it with my own UI and prompting fo
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Ask HN: How to figure out why free users don't convert?
9 points by thorum 4y ago|20 comments
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US Rep. Anna Eshoo Urges NSA and OSTP to Address Unsafe AI (Stable Diffusion)(eshoo.house.gov)
1 points by thorum 4y ago|0 comments
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by thorum 4y ago
You can accomplish something close to this with GitHub Copilot (or OpenAI Codex), just write some code in a comment and then say “rewrite the above (language) code in (language)”. Typing the first few characters of the converted version you
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by thorum 4y ago
And since SD is open you’re not limited to DreamStudio, there is a whole ecosystem of other webapps being developed like: https://dreamlike.art https://patience.ai https://getimg.ai Plus integrations into
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by thorum 4y ago
> We are currently testing a DALL·E API with several customers and are excited to soon offer it more broadly to developers and businesses so they can build apps on this powerful system. Here’s the real news! Just hope they disable the au
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by thorum 4y ago
It will be so crazy to me if Ray Kurzweil ends up being right about everything.
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On AI and the Future of Writing, by one of the web’s most successful authors(wanderinginn.com)
1 points by thorum 4y ago|0 comments
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by thorum 4y ago
OpenAI is planning to release an API for DALL-E. Once they do, you will see more applications being built with it. https://help.openai.com/en/articles/6402865-is-dall-e-availa...
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by thorum 4y ago
https://www.askamathematician.com/2018/03/q-with-entangled-p... > Tricks that use entanglement to instantly send information generally involve collapsing the state of the distant particle (by measuring your own
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by thorum 4y ago
Whatever you think about election fraud in particular, the ultimate effect of these recommendation engines is to close everyone off into “filter bubbles” where they only see things that conform to their worldview, and are encouraged toward
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by thorum 4y ago
The explore page is personalized, meaning it shows you repositories that are similar or related to ones you’ve already seen. It’s useful, but the trending page shows overall trends on GitHub and is a great way to expand your horizons and di
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by thorum 4y ago
From reading the discussion about this issue here and on Reddit, it seems like most people weren’t aware that this page even existed - but the people who do know about it find it extremely useful. So instead of removing it, how about promot

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