tvirosi

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by tvirosi 5y ago
I agree, they're awful. But on the other hand the horror market exists so somehow people enjoy seeing things like this (in certain moods).
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AI Generated Horror(fluff.netlify.app)
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by tvirosi 5y ago
I admit that I never really understood this speech. Could you explain why it was significant to you and what it means?
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Agree. The gifs are so distracting, I could barely get through it.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Or the 47k no fly number is just a lie
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Where am I supposed to look in that pdf to understand that it isn't correct or credible? It is certainly true that the model has differentiable and thus optimizable outputs.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
It might have to do with the output possibly being a probability vector as opposed to a binary hash. The whole thing is thus differentiable and optimizable (if a dog image was incorrectly placed in the bad hash bucket it might only be on th
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Probably the model weight files
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by tvirosi 5y ago
I've tried inference on the python version of onnx and it usually varies between hitting a OOM limit (while with TF it works fine) to being an order of magnitude slower. Even if the codebase is still being changed I don't see much
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Makes me wonder if there's a possibility of e.g. faces on fbi's most wanted being snuck into the dataset somewhere in the chain.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Onnx has really poor support by microsoft. I suspect they've basically abandoned it internally (their onnxjs variant is orders of magnitude slower than tfjs[1]). It's a good 'neutral standard' for the moment but we shoul
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Or for criminals to generate perceptually similar illegal images that are no longer triggered as a 'bad' hash.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Really disgusting idea: I wonder if it's possible for someone to use this as a 'discriminator' in a GAN to configure a generator to recreate the CP this is trying to avoid distributing in the first place.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
This might totally work and it's kind of impressive if it does. I'm still biased towards ultra skepticism towards all of this since the trustworthiness of all demos like this is completely corrupted at this point due to cherry pic
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by tvirosi 5y ago
People are "allowed" to ignore drugs and nicotine but it's pretty hard and culture and laws help us constrain the lower bound will power you have to have in order to live a life. I'm not necessarily saying drugs and news
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by tvirosi 5y ago
I don't believe in this perspective. I think most people are sick of it (and would live healthier lives if they were allowed to focus more attention on their immediate surroundings) but that it keeps being refueled by profit desperate
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by tvirosi 5y ago
I feel like they're just gonna keep pushing for this relentlessly and eventually the public will be too tired to fight back and then they'll win.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
"code is law" unless those with concentrated power doesn't like the code
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by tvirosi 5y ago
His disagreeability is probably correlated with his track record of innovation and if we cancel every outlier like that our ability to reach new plateaus will lag decades behind than if we only allow nice people to play.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Cool article! Those clips are from sweden right? :) Just curious if I spotted it right
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Weird that the heads of apple seem to have redefined 'in true apple fashion' from just integrating well across the hardware and software layer to being about every part of the organization working well together (engineers and lawy
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by tvirosi 5y ago
No need for a tone like that
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Huh? Half precision floats speeds up machine learning training and inference enormously. It's weird to me to argue that we should sacrifice hours of sliced off waiting time in favor of preserving the ability to write a new language ove
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Not long until people will use deep learning style techniques to modify images to falsely trigger this alarm on harmless pictures and strew them randomly on the web.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
I agree with you. But on the other hand Google Drive has been doing this already since forever so I'm not really sure what's changed through this.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
it's clearly a throwaway account
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by tvirosi 5y ago
What if apps aren't the solution to getting more will power.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
Stop being a slave to your addictions and form some principles. Come on.
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by tvirosi 5y ago
It's just water
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by tvirosi 5y ago
It will indeed. It's frustrating that all of this is going much slower than I thought it would though. I feel like AR and this and the big ML GAN breakthroughs are still like 10-20 years away from now. (From my recollection it's f

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