ChefboyOG

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Open source agents to evaluate, debug, and optimize your prompts(github.com)
1 points by ChefboyOG 8mo ago|0 comments
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by ChefboyOG 9mo ago
I'm curious, in what niches are people using Swift for new applications these days? I've enjoyed working with Swift in the past (albeit in very limited capacities), but I haven't personally come across any Swift-based initiat
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by ChefboyOG 1y ago
"Will the AI be smart enough to realize the unnecessary bits, or are you just going to layer increasingly more levels of crap on top? My bet is it's mostly the latter, for quite a long time." Dev cycles will feel no different
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by ChefboyOG 3y ago
My experience with Reddit ads (years ago now) wasn't that subreddit-level targeting was bad—there's a reason sponsored content is such a big marketing channel, after all—but rather that the ads platform just never worked very well
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by ChefboyOG 3y ago
In my experience, the minibar's level of use is proportional to the sobriety of the guests + their understanding of the prices. So, basically, drunk people and children.
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Image Inpainting for Stable Diffusion XL 1.0(generativeai.pub)
12 points by ChefboyOG 3y ago|0 comments
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Visualizing Attention in Transformers(generativeai.pub)
4 points by ChefboyOG 3y ago|0 comments
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Reimagining Santa Clause with Stable Diffusion(github.com)
1 points by ChefboyOG 3y ago|0 comments
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
This is pedantry, and incorrect at that. To invest in something simply means to spend some resources and expect a material result. Energy independence, carbon neutrality, scientific progress, etc. are all material results one could hope for
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
Can you expand on why pornography is an unsuitable focus for a scholar?
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
Hacker News is a largely technical community. If there was any community that would respond to your product being open source, interoperable, or written in a niche language, this would be it.
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
I can understand why you're puzzled, as my comment was not about mask mandates. But in the spirit of helping, roughly 6 seconds of Googling in regards to your question turned up this https://www.healthaffairs.org/doi&#x
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
"Reasonable" is doing a lot of work there. There were and are plenty of scientists critical of the CDC. Immediately after officials lied about masks being ineffective, prominent scientists voiced harsh criticisms. They were not ha
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
No, using engines to find lines is a common way to practice (at least, that's my understanding. Obviously, I'm not personally a world class chess player.)
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
I was legitimately curious about this--my memory of Windows 95 is not this nice--so I looked at Wikipedia's list of software released in 1995: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:1995_software What software s
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
I appreciate your experience here. If you're interested, I'd highly recommend looking into Portugal's results in decriminalizing drugs (coinciding with an enormous reduction in opioid overdoses): https://www.apa.or
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
This is a false equivalence. There is censorship in both the West and China. There is also water in both a desert and a rainforest—but it would be ridiculous to say that rainforests and deserts are therefore equivalent in terms of water.
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
We are bitter and old, but that doesn't make us wrong ;)
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
I am very critical/skeptical of more or less all things crypto, but I heard an interesting point from an artist recently who had begun selling NFTs of their work. It is in line with the thinking around the Rolex example in the article,
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
In the course of a normal day, an average person might interact with a dozen different ML-powered apps just using their iPhone. - Uber/Google Maps/Waze: ETA prediction - Gmail: Smart Compose & spam filtering - Instagram/S
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
That's so odd. I worked on a project involving some Chevron employees once, and we had a strange number of conversations about employer liability should someone injure themselves in the office. It's been years, but your comment re
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
I'm pretty critical of click-bait headlines in what are supposed to be more academic journals, but I don't get the frustration with this one. 'Families' is written in quotations, which tells me right from the jump that t
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
Eh, if you boil all research in AI/ML down to the binary of "AGI or bust," then sure, everything is a failure. But, if you look at your smartphone, virtually every popular application the average person uses--Gmail, Uber, Ins
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
I'd also be surprised if Jones kept a strictly disciplined financial operation running at InfoWars over all these years, such that there is no opportunity for the courts to pierce corporate veil.
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FashionCLIP: Connecting Language and Images for Product Representations(arxiv.org)
1 points by ChefboyOG 4y ago|0 comments
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
The practical ability to move somewhere--e.g. to find a home, place an offer, have it accepted, and then peacefully coexist in the neighborhood. These are all largely up to the discretion of individuals in the community.
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
A "right to speak with a human" makes sense to me on an industry-by-industry basis, in the same way that construction companies and restaurants have different regulatory agencies and checks. Applying it to all businesses sounds li
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
I think the point is that yes, that seems like a good solution for verifying content that purports to be released by a certain creator, but it doesn't solve the problem of deep fakes for captured footage i.e. you can prove it isn'
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by ChefboyOG 4y ago
The majority of large, popular datasets in deep learning are curated and hosted by academics: https://paperswithcode.com/task/deepfake-detection#datasets
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by ChefboyOG 5y ago
No one who pays attention would have predicted hundreds of thousands of Americans dying from influenza, because in the last decade, it has never happened. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/index.html The h

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