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chacham15
16d ago
the machines arent optimized for it is why. the main driving factor is large unified memory which makes large(r) models possible, but there isnt the gpu horsepower to back it up. essentially, it fits the corner of the market that wants larg
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chacham15
1mo ago
I really miss the prompting that A1111 had in concert with the grid. It was so easy to do a grids changing variables per axis. e.g. prompt on vertical and model on horizontal axis. is there a comfy node that does this? i've looked and
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chacham15
1mo ago
> How do you decide what shared features a peacock and a palm tree have? At what scale should they be represented? How do you deal with invariance under affine transforms? Do you want to open the box of invariance under non-affine transf
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chacham15
1mo ago
This article reads like more of an ad than anything else. > Environment variables only deliver values Yes, the problem .env files try to solve is having "environment variables" be injectable from a file so that different applic
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chacham15
2mo ago
"AI is just a tool" is meant as a counterpoint to AI producing slop [1]. It isnt that there aren't ethical/societal implications with it as with everything we do in society. [1] If you take the slop and manually fix/
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chacham15
2mo ago
This is a shallow analysis. Banter doesnt need to be about a transgression or offensive at all. E.g. if you were talking to Armand Duplantis, you could tease him about how easy he makes breaking the world record look: "Hey Armand, you
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chacham15
2mo ago
There is a difference between a service and a good. It doesnt make sense to "own" a massage just the same way it doesnt make sense to "own" spectating a game in person. The video recording of people playing a sport is a
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chacham15
3mo ago
I think you're confusing two different axes. There is a difference between the cache state and the context state. Imagine a conversation with turns X, Y, and Z. When the LLM "reasons" about the next token A it does: P(A | X,Y
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chacham15
4mo ago
I hate these overly grand clickbaity statements. AI is a tool. You can use it well. You can use it poorly. "AI Slop" is the category of lazy AI tool usage. It is the same with AI code. Do you ask Claude to implement a feature and
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chacham15
7mo ago
> The research findings “could present a challenge to those who argue that the AI model does not store or reproduce any copyright works,” said Cerys Wyn Davies, an intellectual property partner at law firm Pinsent Masons. The defense to
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chacham15
8mo ago
I am so confused at how this is supposed to work. If the code, running in whatever language, does any sort of transform with the key that it thinks it has, doesnt this break? E.g. OAuth 1 signatures, JWTs, HMACs... Now that I think further,
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chacham15
10mo ago
- Facebook was not first. Before it was friendster and myspace. - Tiktok was not first. Before it was vine and youtube. - Google was not first. Before it was yahoo and altavista. Plenty of todays big companies were not the first in their ar
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11mo ago
This only works when strangers = target customer because there is no way a stranger would have the understanding of the pain you are relieving for someone when they dont feel that pain. Therefore, it can be better read as "validate you
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chacham15
1y ago
Lottie: https://lottiefiles.com/
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1y ago
The main thing that confuses me is that this seems to be PHP implemented in React...and talks about how to render the first page without a waterfall and all that makes sense, but the main issue with PHP was that reactivity was much harder.
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chacham15
1y ago
Since nobody here has actually read the article, it states that the reason the posts were taken down was "prohibits incitement to terrorism praise for acts of terrorism and identification or support of terror organizations." This
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chacham15
1y ago
So, if I understand correctly, the consistency model is essentially git. I.e. you have a local copy, makes changes to it, and then when its time to "push" you can get a conflict where you can "rebase" or "merge"
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1y ago
With a big changeset, its better to have a brief discussion about how it works / what it needs before you actually actually make a PR. Just big principles high level stuff. This way if you build a train station, the devs wont be like &
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1y ago
I have tried SO hard to get rr to work for me, including buying a separate pc just to use it...but it just consistently fails so I've basically abandoned it. Something like this would absolutely be a godsend. Just getting something con
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1y ago
> suggesting that side stepping lock in altogether by simplifying down to traditional techniques is not “serious” makes me bristle a little This is a strawman. You're misinterpreting the word "serious". They are using it t
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chacham15
2y ago
honestly, i run into the same issue. my use case is mostly for older wifi capture portals which just dont work against https since they obviously cant mitm the user. my other use case is for development work when I want to capture the traff
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chacham15
2y ago
> At some point I am not sure what the maintainers could do except ignoring it. Ignoring people is a childs approach to communication. If there is a problem, its your responsibility to communicate it. If you have communicated the issue
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chacham15
2y ago
> According to the documents, the AI services that the Defense Ministry purchased from Microsoft include translation (about half of the average monthly consumption during the first year of the war), OpenAI’s GPT-4 model (about a quarter
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chacham15
2y ago
Thanks for taking the time to respond! I have a few followup questions if thats ok: > You are correct in that the source code to the function being evaluated must be available to the compiler. This can be done with #include. I do it in D
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chacham15
2y ago
While the author has WAY more knowledge/experience than me on this and so I wonder how he would solve the following issues: Evaluating Constant Expressions - This seems really complicated...if you're working within a translation u
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chacham15
2y ago
First off, thanks for all the work! I have a few questions if thats ok: 1. What is the next thing that the team wants to focus on improving? 2. What are the performance differences between the old architecture & new one? 3. What are you
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chacham15
2y ago
I would imagine the intent behind this would be that the attacker has indirect control over the timeout. E.g. a check password input which delays you in between attempts doubling the length of time you have to wait in between each failed at
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2y ago
The idea is that if enough people use ride sharing, the total number of cars needed will decrease, therefore, the needed space to put those cars will decrease. It doesnt necessarily require that everyone use it, but its about reducing the t
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2y ago
I think the difficulty here is addressing: who is your target audience? Depending on that answer, you have different existing relatively succesful visual programming languages. For example, game designers have managed to make good use of Un
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chacham15
2y ago
Good point, I was thinking in Python 2 (where there are integer limits)
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