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by zirgs 4y ago
That guy had to deal with the cops, because Google spied on him and didn't even bother talking to him first to find out why he took those pictures, but immediately assumed the worst. Thankfully the cops investigated the case and concl
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by zirgs 4y ago
You can get 50-60k EUR in Eastern Europe these days if you know what you're doing. Sure, it's not a FAANG level salary, but cost of living is low here. So I would definitely not migrate to London if they offered 60k.
723.
by zirgs 4y ago
Minolta didn't die - they sold their camera business to SONY. SONY still makes cameras.
724.
by zirgs 4y ago
What about the models that are out already? Will men with guns raid my home and confiscate my computer?
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by zirgs 4y ago
How are you going to make this tech illegal? Raid everyone's home and check if they have it on their computer? Treat AI models like CSAM or something?
726.
by zirgs 4y ago
Yesterday's "serious compute" is today's mid-range PC.
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by zirgs 4y ago
But sleeper trains offer beds to everyone not just the first class. And 20 hours is two times longer than a typical trip on a sleeper train. Even the cheapest bunk bed is way better than an airplane seat.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Models can be extended so if someone wants - they can add all the censored stuff back. Sooner or later someone will make civitai for LLMs.
729.
by zirgs 4y ago
Even a 3 hour flight feels like torture. I can't imagine suffering for 20 hours on a plane. They should offer the same level of comfort as sleeper trains if the flight is that long.
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by zirgs 4y ago
https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui/wiki/LLaM... Here you go. You'll need a Nvidia GPU with at least 8 GB VRAM though.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Programmer's time is expensive and RAM is cheap. Unless there are problems with memory leaks that cause the app to crash - programmer's time is better spent elsewhere.
732.
by zirgs 4y ago
Good luck suing me if I resized your photo to 1x1 resolution and posted it on my website. That's how little info is extracted from each image on average.
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by zirgs 4y ago
If I store my files on the cloud then I can encrypt them locally and upload them already encrypted. So that the cloud provider can't read them. OpenAI, on the other hand, can read everything that I submit to ChatGPT.
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by zirgs 4y ago
They managed to run it on a phone: https://www.qualcomm.com/news/onq/2023/02/worlds-first-on-de...
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by zirgs 4y ago
Feeding the AI lots of porn is one way to fix broken fingers.
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by zirgs 4y ago
One of the biggest drawbacks of ChatGPT is that OpenAI knows everything that its users are doing with it. Every prompt and its answer are being logged. Hackers might breach OpenAI systems and leak its data. If you're Rockstar that&#x27
737.
by zirgs 4y ago
You can already do that with AI art generators right now. Can either generate images from scratch using prompts or enhancre existing images.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Google already scans your photos folder and offers enhancements, stitches together panoramas and so on. So inserting product placement is totally believable.
739.
by zirgs 4y ago
Think of the children - their privacy is going to be violated if whatever they post online triggers the scanner. Then some random stranger will read your kid's private messages. That chat control really looks like a creep magnet. What
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by zirgs 4y ago
There's nothing sensitive - I just don't like being treated as a potential criminal.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Can't they already build profiles using info from their IRS?
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by zirgs 4y ago
This is what Microsoft and Google are doing already. This is why I don't backup my photos to a cloud any more.
743.
by zirgs 4y ago
SD needs a lot more ram if you want to generate anything larger than 1024x1024.
744.
by zirgs 4y ago
Nobody uses SD base models any more. There are thousands of custom models available now and each of them can be extended even further using LORAs, text inversion, hypernetworks, ControlNet and so on. Your imagination (and your VRAM) is the
745.
by zirgs 4y ago
> hey, I'm going to lock down your GPU so that you can only use it to render polygons in my whitelisted list of video-games You just described gaming consoles.
746.
by zirgs 4y ago
Why stop at that. We could also disconnect water, electricity and heating from people that we disagree with politically.
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by zirgs 4y ago
Can't wait for a LLM that can be installed locally and has no stupid restrictions. StableGPT when?
748.
by zirgs 4y ago
Water is really good at radiation shielding.
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by zirgs 4y ago
What stops me from removing that data manually? Some AI tools are open source so nothing prevents me from modifying the code and removing the part that adds those watermarks. Even closed source programs can be patched to remove that functio
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by zirgs 4y ago
Not even anonymity. I've seen people posting insane shit on social networks using their real names.

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