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by dunkmaster 9mo ago
Any benchmarks? For example vs a single model?
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by dunkmaster 1y ago
API shows either auto or low available. Is there another secret value with even lower restrictions?
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by dunkmaster 2y ago
Or they just made a bunch of money on their licensing deal with Apple. So they don't need to charge for ChatGPT anymore.
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by dunkmaster 2y ago
This might mean GPT-5 is coming soon and it will only be available to paid users.
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by dunkmaster 2y ago
I found the lyric alignment quite good for the rap song I tested. What tool has better lyrics alignment?
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by dunkmaster 3y ago
http://peterhajas.com/media/pokemon_rb_towns_and_routes_prev... This kind of looks like Pikachu
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by dunkmaster 3y ago
Paradox: Japanese children have high independent mobility: young kids can be seen walking to school, taking subway and buses. Yet Japan is known for high suicide rate.
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by dunkmaster 3y ago
I wonder if adults can also benefit from unstructured play
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by dunkmaster 3y ago
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by dunkmaster 4y ago
Even Zuckerberg acknowledges that it is about money in the linked article: "Fundamentally, we’re making all these changes for two reasons: our revenue outlook is lower than we expected at the beginning of this year, and we want to make
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by dunkmaster 4y ago
This one-line AI could be of interest: https://clipasso.github.io/clipasso/
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by dunkmaster 5y ago
How do you make money from this? Or do you not?
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by dunkmaster 7y ago
He only talked cause he had nothing to lose. The ranger didn't really have much to do with it
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by dunkmaster 7y ago
If you're locking the area to a fixed area out of the 365 discrete areas, the birthday paradox isn't applicable anymore. Birthday paradox only says something about whether a pair exists among all areas.
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by dunkmaster 7y ago
The birthday paradox works because you are looking for a pair that has the same birthday, regardless of what date that birthday is. It doesn't work in the habitable planet sense because you would be essentially locking the birthday to
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by dunkmaster 7y ago
There are way more non-autopilot vehicles than autopilot
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by dunkmaster 8y ago
They are both innate sexual preferences. However I disagree with the original statement because there is indeed no hope for pedophiles wishing to rid themselves of their attraction.
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by dunkmaster 8y ago
Yes, they should be in therapy for wanting to rid themselves of their attraction. Any sane pedophile would know that's not possible.
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by dunkmaster 9y ago
He's merely talking about upper bound. Which is probably true.
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by dunkmaster 9y ago
This doesn't work for non-US citizens wanting to work in the US
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by dunkmaster 9y ago
Oops, after reading again I realized the decompressor size is included in the solution size metric
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by dunkmaster 9y ago
Easy 0 byte compressed solution: just put the entire output in the decompressor and print it. This doesn't seem to be against the stated rules.
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by dunkmaster 9y ago
".. or rendering a given chord sequence in different musical styles" Shameless plug for my RNN trained piano music generator which can do exactly that: www.lawsonhe.com/music.html It can also generate novel chord sequences an
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by dunkmaster 9y ago
Thank you sir. I agree that RagtimeBot is the best, and its dataset is indeed simpler in the sense that the rhythms and note structures are very similar among all data points. I.e. The left hand usually plays low bass note on beats 1 and 3,
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Show HN: Generating Piano Music with Neural Networks(lawsonhe.com)
6 points by dunkmaster 9y ago|6 comments
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AI Generates Piano Music(lawsonhe.com)
3 points by dunkmaster 9y ago|0 comments
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AI learns to generate Mozart, Beethoven, Ragtime piano music(lawsonhe.com)
3 points by dunkmaster 9y ago|0 comments