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Karuma
14d ago
It's just another Qwen 3.6 27B finetune (not even 3.8...), claiming to beat TB-sized models. This is probably the 57th model like that, just this week, claiming the same thing... And they never deliver, to say the least.
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Karuma
1mo ago
Yes, it's pure, horrible, AI slop. And as usual, all the people that mentioned this got downvoted here. Unfortunately, HN users can't even tell this crap from useful text.
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Karuma
3mo ago
Most people can easily tell the difference between useless bot crap (like the article), and genuine human comments (like the one you're replying to). Too bad you and most HN commenters nowadays can't...
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Karuma
4mo ago
That was actually GPT-2: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/feb/14/elon-musk...
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Karuma
4mo ago
When people work for an insanely difficult project for more than 2 years, they probably pick something they personally love and don't need any external request.
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Karuma
4mo ago
Thank you for mentioning it. Too bad you got downvoted to hell as usual when anybody dares to do it. The original post and every comment by OP is so full of AI slop ("the biggest surprise!", "one thing I didn't expect!&q
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Karuma
5mo ago
Every single line in this article was written by an LLM...
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Karuma
5mo ago
Only the images? The entire article is pure AI slop. But no one even cares anymore... People seem to love this kind of empty text, or no one even reads anymore, or everyone here is a bot already... Who knows.
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Karuma
6mo ago
Yeah, I've been just slowly blocking all these domains, users, etc. But nowadays it's just unbearable. We have already lost this war. And seeing every day this kind of crap at the top of the front page of the websites I used to lo
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Karuma
6mo ago
Yes, these people are so unbelievably stupid that think others more intelligent than them can't tell when they use AI to write their stuff. And then they act so annoyed when they get exposed... It's unbearable. The article here is
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Karuma
6mo ago
Thank you. Every time I complain about this kind of useless AI slop I get downvoted to hell and get dozens of comments saying "it doesn't look AI at all", so I don't even bother anymore. It's incredibly sad, I expec
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Karuma
6mo ago
1984 is N°22 on that list...
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Karuma
6mo ago
I was thinking more like this one: https://github.com/AdamNizol/ComfyUI-Anima-Enhancer/ "It adds the Anima Layer Replay Patcher, which can enhance fine detail and coherence by replaying selected internal bloc
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Karuma
6mo ago
Wow, every single word in the original post and on that README.md is pure LLM. How sad. In any case, this has been done at least since the very first public releases of Llama by Meta... It also works for image models. There are even a few C
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Karuma
7mo ago
Please, HN mods, no more ChatGPT articles... I'd ask any LLM myself if I cared to read their empty words.
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Karuma
7mo ago
A simple test I just did: Me: What are some of Maradona's most notable achievements in football? Mercury 2 (first sentence only): Dieadona’s most notable football achievements include: Notice the spelling of "Dieadona" instea
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Karuma
9mo ago
That one looks extremely fake... No one would mistake サーカス as circuit, which is usually written as サーキット and is pronounced completely different. Also, calling the sport and everything around it as "the F1 circus" is very common in
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Karuma
2y ago
You're worried about something that only comes up once every few thousands of sentences... I'd be more worried because even the simplest and shortest sentences are horribly translated in those example pages.
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Karuma
3y ago
It wouldn't be too hard to do any of the things you mention. See ControlNet for Stable Diffusion, and vid2vid (if this model does txt2vid, it can also do vid2vid very easily). So you can just record some guiding stuff, similar to motio
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Karuma
3y ago
Maybe removing the lazy posts from the training data.
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Karuma
3y ago
That game is from a second-party developer.
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Karuma
3y ago
With SD I can generate at least 15k images daily on my old laptop, I can train it with new styles, characters, real people, etc.; download thousands of new styles, characters, real people, etc. from Civitai, and best of all, never worry abo
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Karuma
3y ago
The most interesting bit for me is that "he deciphered the Mayan script when he learned that the world scientific community considered it impossible." This part is sadly very common in all sciences: https://en.wikipedia
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Yuri Knorozov
(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points
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Karuma
3y ago
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Karuma
3y ago
It's always been bad for you.
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Bloomz.cpp: C++ implementation for BLOOM models
(github.com)
3 points
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Karuma
4y ago
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Herculaneum Papyri
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Karuma
4y ago
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Fate/Zero: Fusing Attentions for Zero-Shot Text-Based Video Editing
(fate-zero-edit.github.io)
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Karuma
4y ago
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ChatGPT4 will be able design and create applications
(medium.com)
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Karuma
4y ago
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Karuma
4y ago
That's why I said "right now", since I feel that most people have moved from the one you linked to AUTOMATIC's fork by now. hlky's fork (the one you linked) was by far the most popular one until a couple of weeks ag
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