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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Yes, you raise a really good point too! The best collaborators I've worked with, has pushed back on what I've said and we got rolling with coming up with how it should be together, they leverage their experience and creativity, an
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
I don't understand how something can "balloon" something like electronic music when it's a generator of mediocrity, it doesn't expand and "come up" with things, it uses what it knows to extract, condense a
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> There's no chance I'd pay for a human musician. Why not? The experience of working with a freelancer for a piece of creative art is more or less like prompting except they take longer to reply, understand better most of the t
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Kind of feels like if you're noticing $1K here and $500 there, maybe $42K is too much to start with :)
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
I don't think this could be a model issue with not following properly (I hope for the sake of ElevenLabs), otherwise this would the most botched model release we've seen so far. Their main product release with a demo and not a sin
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Also, this seems to be based on a email from 2005, about kernel version 2.4 and 2.6, and their differences. Things might have changed since then, and also depends on a lot of factors, not the least what filesystem you use. I'm not su
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> I think in many cases the authors value functionality much more then esthetics. In many cases the repository isn't meant to be more than for source code too, not everyone use their git repository as also the marketing page, that&#
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> The work also benefits from recent research into the use of hallucinogens in treating mental illness, which has promoted broader acceptance of these substances. “There was long a feeling that drugs made you sick and addicted,” says Jos
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> Many (perhaps most) drugs cause harm at the wrong dosage. Not only drugs, almost everything is bad at the wrong dosage. Case in point: water.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Huh, that's neat, so get used to eating mango skin, and eventually you can eat poison ivy? Kind of handy, thanks!
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Are you/your dad Japanese? I feel like we're missing most of the context here.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Same, sometimes this lead to me eating a bit of the leaves, sometimes I leave a bit of strawberry, but no one died yet, so I continue :)
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Most mass-produced strawberries people eat today are basically white on the inside and relatively flavorless to the real thing anyway, I don't think most people miss out if they eat or not the top of the berry.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
https://imgur.com/a/n10hYnZ The winner is Claude Opus wearing a shirt with the OpenAI logo on it? :) You might want to iterate a bit on the image/video generation I suppose.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> They have no interest in that, they came from god knows where and want to mangle HN and turn it into some kind of weird neo-luddite doomer forum. What on earth are you talking about? > I ask, once again, why are you here? Who are yo
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
The logic was/is "other topics been popular on the HN frontpage in the past and their advocates have made bunch of claims about their topics, and eventually it'll die down too, like the others did", that's hardly un
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
He's annoying right with the "You guys are like the crowdsourced version of one of those troublesome overliteral genies" part too, which accurately represents LLMs as well... Wait, are LLMs training on us perhaps? (It's
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Yeah, surely assuming how some random HN user browses the internet never been wrong.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> you think knowing whether a user is 18 or older is more valuable than browser/cli/network finger prints? Why have this sort of argument/"come back" become so popular on HN? Where you learned to reply/debat
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Again, I'm not bashing AI and I'm much more productive with AI myself too, no need to try to defend something I'm not attacking...
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Yeah, Haskell, Erlang and also the whole functional programming wave was fun and is missed dearly. Also Clojure used to be featured on the frontpage a lot more, would be a fun exercise to write some small script to see what specific day had
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> I don't really see people using Instagram anymore > I've seen people use Instagram links on dating profiles Does that not count as using Instagram or?
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> Go to new, click down vote on every AI post. I'm sorry, why would I? Is most of my comment not coherent English or what's going on? > you might not get your way. Please do tell me, what is "my way" I'm advoc
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Only if you're actively inside of the hype-machine and don't see it from the outside with the experience of previously having been inside of the hype-machine.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> If you don't want to see ruby posts and AI posts, why are you even here? I don't know what feeling you got of me from my comment, but it's wrong. I don't mind either Ruby posts or AI posts, and I'd personally p
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
But do you think this is our first rodeo with "XYZ has fundamentally shifted things and startups now start up faster"? RoR did the same, Bootstrap as well, and countless of other things. Don't get me wrong, I leverage these A
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Or you get N of RTX Pro 6000 and get large and fast models :) Make your choice, and do it before the prices go up even more.
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
Yeah, that's why the "any model over about 128GB of weights isn't going to fit on the GPUs" part doesn't make sense, you'll easily be able to run weights in that weight class on two of them. Or did I misunderst
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> You can use regular voice dictation to talk directly to the Astra model, using an app like Handy. Then you have zero message passing overhead. Yeah, but then it's no longer GPT-Live-1 which is what we're discussing here, the
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by embedding-shape 5d ago
> 1. Yes, but if i can't rely on openrouter to route to providers to give me the best price and the best uptime across a number of providers, and it instead gives me inconsistent results, then I will not use them. OpenRouter does re

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