zirgs

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by zirgs 3y ago
A full LLM is too expensive for individuals to train, but LoRAs aren't. There are multiple open source LLMs out there that can be extended. We can already see it in AI art scene. People are training their own checkpoints and LoRAs of c
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by zirgs 3y ago
Live For Speed renders from multiple cameras - one camera per monitor - to prevent distortions. It can render a 360 degree view if you have enough monitors. Can't do that with a single viewport.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Pretty much all PCs support multiple video outputs. It's not a gimmick at all.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Individuals can train their own LLMs too.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Yeah...astrophotography is a pain because of this.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Let's pirate, because, unfortunately it's the best way to preserve the old stuff, because copyright holders mostly don't give a damn about preservation. Piracy is harmful short term, but absolutely necessary long term.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Thy mostly do that with their most popular first party titles. There are a lot of games that have never been released on other platforms. Some MGS series games have been released on one platform only and those platforms are no longer suppor
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by zirgs 3y ago
Pretty much all offices have them.
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by zirgs 3y ago
You can't train ChatGPT with your own data and it has the infamous "As a language model..." problem. This is why an alternative that can be run locally is a better option for many people.
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by zirgs 3y ago
No video output, because it's a data center card.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Adobe Firefly can't be run locally and Adobe knows everything that their users generate. I can't train my own LoRAs or checkpoints. Adobe also has proven that they can't keep the data of their users secure. Which is why it&#x
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by zirgs 3y ago
They said that they will change the licence for the final version IIRC.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Good luck convincing Meta to release their models with a proper licence.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Even after all those layoffs - they still have more employees than before the pandemic.
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by zirgs 3y ago
GrapheneOS has a network access permission.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Unless you're a white-hat hacker hired by a company to do pentesting - trying to exploit a vulnerability in order to check if you can break something, could potentially result in criminal prosecution.
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by zirgs 3y ago
LLMs that can be run locally don't even have any guardrails. I tried running gpt4chan on my PC and it was outputting really horrible stuff. Soon it won't matter what kind of guardrails OpenAI's ChatGPT has if anyone with a go
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by zirgs 3y ago
Big companies have to compete with other big companies. What if you lay off your employees in order to make a product with a similar scope as before, but your competitor hires more people and expands the scope of their project significantly
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by zirgs 3y ago
This looks good. The info is a bit outdated though. I hope that the USA will increase its military presence in Eastern Europe.
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by zirgs 3y ago
But what if instead of laying people off - you can expand the project's scope instead? In my country's gamedev community "GTA in our country" is a meme, because we don't have enough funding and manpower to make a GT
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by zirgs 3y ago
The US government prevents my country from being bombed by Russia. Without NATO we would suffer the same fate as Ukraine right now.
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by zirgs 3y ago
I agree. If Putin had better intel on Ukraine and the west (and the true state of his own armed forces) then he, most likely, would not have started the war.
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by zirgs 3y ago
What makes you think that they don't? They surely would keep that capability secret.
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by zirgs 3y ago
So it turns out that you can actually make money if you offer source code for free. Epic Games earn billions with their Unreal Engine and Fortnite and they aren't afraid of pirates.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Ransomware was pretty much non-existent before cryptocurrencies were invented. This is why I will never run *.exe files from shady torrent/crack sites. The risk is simply too high.
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by zirgs 3y ago
How do you explain open source software then? Why is Linux still being developed?
567.
by zirgs 3y ago
The market is being flooded with cheap food already. Look how much food your average grocery store is throwing out every day. The obesity epidemic is also a huge problem. We need way less food that is currently being produced in the West.
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by zirgs 3y ago
Why would anyone use voice recognition to authenticate users? It's too easy to fake.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Many ISPs forbid web hosting from home.
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by zirgs 4y ago
AI could learn to optimise those away. Compilers already do this.

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