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by lt 3y ago
Of course it learned, that's the point of training. You claimed the model can reproduce an image from that training data. That's false, and what the judge dismissed. “none of the Stable Diffusion output images provided in resp
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by lt 3y ago
A diffusion model can't make a copy. That's the whole point. The original Picasso isn't in the model weights. It has learned to make pixels a particular color to mimic that style, but that's it.
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by lt 3y ago
As I've read it, the first lead to the material was 99. 2018 They got funding to research it further, 2020 was a first attempt of publication at Nature that was retracted, further improvements were made until 22/23 were two patent
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by lt 3y ago
The contents of whatever it found online is fed back in the context, plus the response it generates based on that also counts to the limit. So 512 is really inadequate unless you just want to make search queries using natural language.
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by lt 3y ago
they point openai.api_base to their server that implements the same API
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by lt 3y ago
I see three perspectives on the whole thing: First, Reddit's monetization is broken by design. It never made any sense to me why they would charge for reddit gold for an ad-free experience on their website and own mobile app but not on
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by lt 3y ago
Not to mention it’s actually the users generating the content.
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by lt 3y ago
Recently I read Reddit has over 2000 employees. I can’t begin to imagine what they possibly do.
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by lt 3y ago
Longer video with more examples from one of the paper authors: https://twitter.com/XingangP/status/1659483374174584832
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by lt 3y ago
Can you elaborate about what you mean by pressure testing? Haven't heard this term yet.
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by lt 3y ago
Not sure if that was a typo or the joke, but hilarious nonetheless
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by lt 4y ago
It's a little confusing, but as far as a understand it, Stable Diffusion was created by a collaboration between RunwayML and Compvis (aka Machine Vision and Learning research group at Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich) with Stabil
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by lt 4y ago
How'd you compare banana.dev to inferrd and paperspace which seem more affordable at a glance?
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by lt 5y ago
Myself, I got down this rabbit hole when reading about Sublime history. "Caress Me Down" features the sleng teng riddim.
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by lt 5y ago
As far as I understood, your editorialized title is what they've been doing every two years since ever. A possible better editorialized title would be Creating a parallel kernel so we can continually rebase commits instead of every tw
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by lt 5y ago
What's a DINO scam? Couldn't google anything relevant.
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by lt 5y ago
this is awesome, thanks
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by lt 5y ago
What I did to improve my reddit experience: 1. unsubscribe to all the big default subreddits, like askreddit, funny, etc (don't worry, you can still check them out if you want). 2. go to r/all and use the filter feature to block t
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by lt 5y ago
I've long had this notion that there are two kinds of content on a site like HN: - temporal, like news, announcements, analysis and discussion on current events. It's usually irrelevant after a while, it gets stale fast. - atempor
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by lt 6y ago
Recently they added notifications saying "multiple people are typing" and "see new comments!" which appear on posts even when newest comments are old. It's absolutely infuriating. I didn't want to cure my reddi
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by lt 6y ago
“I apologize for such a long letter - I didn't have time to write a short one.” ― Mark Twain
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by lt 6y ago
A character, both input and output.
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by lt 6y ago
I'd try with a few different responses according to the type of nonsense question: "That doesn't make any sense", "How could I know that?"/"No one knows that", "That's a matter of opini
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by lt 6y ago
Can non-popular figures get access to the API for similar experiments? I filled in the form a couple weeks ago and didn't get even an email confirmation.
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by lt 6y ago
I opened google maps to check #2 and stared for a while trying to understand what you meant... Then I zoomed out!
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by lt 7y ago
I just walked through Rijksmuseum using street view and checked out Louis XIV chamber from Versailles on 3D. Not to mention a couple of very detailed interactive analyses of some paintings telling their story and highlighting details I woul
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by lt 7y ago
I wonder if Borland's RAID was inspired on Microsoft's, or just the same pun.
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by lt 7y ago
I have a Caribbean cruise scheduled for mid April. Royal Caribbean is offering free rescheduling up to 48hrs before boarding. Haven’t taken up on it yet but likely will. Cancelling the test of the trip is going to be tough, financially, so
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by lt 7y ago
https://d1.awsstatic.com/whitepapers/aws-disaster-recovery.p... > The term pilot light is often used to describe a DR scenario in which a minimal version of an environment is always running in the cloud. The idea of
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by lt 7y ago
No, the customers only care about working software, not maintainable, perfect software. Technical Debt is about taking shortcuts to have something working now, in exchange for more work maintaining and evolving it in the future. If the soft

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