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going_ham
3y ago
At this point, I won't hesitate a single bit of doubt that this company literally stole stable diffusion and built on top of it. Like how will we ever know? If they were so good they could have released before SDXL. But they waited.
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3y ago
Yes! That would be so cool. Also they are supporting Nvidia 2000 series GPUs which is completely bonkers! This really put NVIDIA in clutch for the gaming.
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3y ago
NeRFs are cool technology that has its place and use. It is going to help with scene reconstruction and so on. And that is the reason why these CV researchers are flocking into using it. Despite knowing the limitations, they are giving thei
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3y ago
Now that is the same idea I also believe in. People are just capitalizing on it like it's a child's toy. This thing can have profound societal implications but no one writes about it. Is there a reason? Also some of the people hyp
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Ask HN: How do people become so confident with even some new things like LLMs?
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3y ago
Haha. That was a funny response from the GPT. I attacked your bot unintentionally! On serious note, do you think as society progresses with use of AI, our brain will be geared toward filtering everything or we will lose the trust system tha
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3y ago
This was immediately my first thought when I saw the product. When is the expiry day? Why aren’t they making it clear? Also I think this will inspire other companies and help those companies (cough microsoft, apple) create their own version
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3y ago
Just some ramblings and experiences. There are tech related content too. I am thinking of updating and revamping it. https://entangledlogs.com
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3y ago
My circle is 97.4% perfect, can you beat that? https://neal.fun/perfect-circle/ The dot is the center! Try to adjust to that!
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3y ago
Sorry doc, I wrote that comment in a smartphone without putting any thought. What I wanted to say was: > there are 7B parameters. A parameter is a weight assigned to single neuron. I hope this clarifies the answer now. Now that is done I
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3y ago
1. The trained model has 7B parameters or weights for each neuron. 2. It can handle upto 8k tokens. Tokens are usually some representation for a word. If your tokens are characters then, "h", "e", "y" represent
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3y ago
This is a great example to show the underlying mechanism!
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
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ChatGPT Is Drunk: Hidden Prompt Injection with Browsing
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3y ago
> You've also seen a bunch of my content on Hacker News because I'm one of the only people writing about it - if very much like not to be! With all due respect, I would also like to market someone else who has also been posting
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Rick Rubin
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3y ago
What does this imply?
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Ask HN: Was there any criticism on early internet or personal computer?
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Experience Replay
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Show HN: ChatGPT Plugins are a security nightmare
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Does this mean LLMs are dead before they become a thing?
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4y ago
Not to sound rude, but how are you guys going to determine differences between user input and say, an input from an external sources like pdf, email, webpage, webapps? Do you have thoughts on it? If I make an application, I will want to lin
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4y ago
Isn't this similar to your idea? https://github.com/openai/openai-python/commit/75c90a71e88e4...
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4y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but the way I understand is that, when LLMs have to process a certain text, every word will get tokenized into some vector representation. So, if you insert the new special token and wrap data around, it is not the
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Show HN: LLMs can be susceptible to a new kind of malware
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Novel Prompt Injection Threats to Application-Integrated Large Language Models
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Show HN: SceneScape: Text-Driven Consistent Scene Generation
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4y ago
I am using sofle v2. It costs less than 200!
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4y ago
Getting split keyboards. They are the best. The only regret: I didn't buy it sooner.
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4y ago
I am pretty sure you hit the spot. I do not even write notes these days. I just work and if it is important enough for me, I trust my brain to recall. If it can't recall, I search the web. However, this time I have different context so
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