tomatowurst

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by tomatowurst 4y ago
that explains why seemingly YC money related threads are my criticisms getting flagged
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
is there an alternative to pip that improves on things? sort of like yarn for python?
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
understood, dang sent you an email but please take a look at the flagging attack on all of my comments outside this thread. the timing is too peculiar here somebody really didnt like what i wrote above ;)
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
I would like to try out Ampere servers but unfortunately Oracle seems out of stock after the free tier promotion
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
how does it differ from fly.io? https://fly.io/blog/globally-distributed-postgres/
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
you are really nitpicking and taking offense over something you made up in your head. The context of serverless has changed to mean cloud offering.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
alright think I might end up doing the same, I really enjoyed seeing them feast :( do you think its still dangerous to move the bird house to a remote corner of the garden?
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Your guess is as good as mine but they likely thought that the status quo in market would continue.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
why is it that for some people this is not a problem? what makes them this way vs most people? for a very long time I pondered why I am not like others but after I realized that I wasn't alone I found much solace.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Probably because prostitutes are on Tinder now and poverty drives them to such behavior. You will have a tougher time in more economically advanced countries compared to one popular hotspot which you are talking about. Also why fly 4000 mil
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
question: how would they know?
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
thanks yeah this was what I was thinking, 4x of hourly rate of salary
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Does anybody make $1000 USD / hr? What is your day to day like? How many clients do you have and how many hours do you bill per year? Do you actually work 2087 hours per year which would net you $2MM/year? I'm curious how som
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
sex tourism was also probably a thing back then
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
So basically every YC backed company that has IPO'd
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Doubtful as those sources of funding are also beholden to investors who most likely have positions in the market. There can be no isolation in modern finance, everything is interconnected. If the rates continue to rise and market gets beari
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
IPO right now is very difficult as the door is closing, and investors are wary about paying a premium like they have before. They delayed it too long and have missed the window, it is unlikely from a year from now they will be able to get a
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
what if you have bird feeders in your garden, do you think they pose a risk? These are small birds, are they susceptible? Maybe I should move it.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
There's a company in Montreal that makes that in a month and also has access to copious amount of said datasets on their servers. It may or may not be that they already have engineers on it. We have no way of knowing since its a privat
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Couldn't a bunch of us shell out $5000~$50,000 and do this ourselves? Create a non-profit shell corporation outside US jurisdiction, issue shares, raise funds and open source the result? The shares would simply be votes towards future
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
This type of gross negligence and incompetence from Ryan really makes me doubt his twitter claims about YC, Sequoia and NYT. It's starting to make sense that he did to shift the blame and deflect. Having said that I don't think th
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
actually you are right, sound generation here wouldn't be as hard as I originally thought.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
If its in public domain, there is no implicit right to privacy. It's going to be super difficult to claim derivative of copyrighted material going forward.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Korea. Hardcore pornography is also illegal there. Keep in mind this is a country where if you leave a bad review after you get scammed by someone with evidence, it is defamation. So not quite leadership the world needs in this industry. Re
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
To run we must learn to walk first. To walk we must learn to be erect. To be erect we must master crawling. I don't think the leap is too crazy if we are talking short moving pictures without sound. However, when sound gets involved, t
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
Which is why porn is such a great dataset for crowdsource: - lots of people are stimulated by it - lots of people want DALL-E-2 for porn - and lots of people are willing to work towards that common goal The beauty of this is that people are
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
There's a section of the internet where you can easily find billions of images or can be generated from moving pictures. Even upscaled. I really didn't expect to have to spell it out. hint: they are all about one thing and there
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
if you have to ask, the answer would be irrelevant.
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
What's it going to take to train this on porn? This is something that can be crowdfunded. Look deepnude is a thing and somebody is making money off it: https://app.deepnude.cc/upload
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by tomatowurst 4y ago
You do realize web scraping has gotten very cheap at scale and easy now too. It's an after thought for me, I'm more concerned with the economics of training, it can't be cheap

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