There's a ton of different methods of multicolor printing each with different pros and cons - simplified * nozzle that mixes from multiple inputs * multiple hotends on the carriage * swappable hotends * single hotend -…
Because most company's/people are (AFAIK) under the impression that training on public data will fall under "Fair Use" because it's substantially transformative, in the case that it isn't then you've already agreed to…
Funny enough the first one I've found that works consistently with this one(however unusably destructive) is the "whirl" filter in GIMP. Previous adversarial methods I've beat with simple noise/blur. This one is fairly…
Just for context LAOIN's largest dataset is 5.8 Billion images And you'd be spending that compute time for what will be a tiny, tiny,portion of that
Did you switch to a mac or to a windows machine?
Yeah I was in school and wanted to try making games - but that was the exact year that "flash is dead - HTML5 is going to replace it" And.... Yeah HTML gave us the canvas? No editor, no animations, no input. The real…
Has any of the OSINT/INFOSEC crowd moved to mastodon or somewhere other then twitter?
I think the method of merging the pipelines via img2img should use controlnet. Possibly needing to be finetuned specifically for this, although existing controlnet models might work fine for this. This is exactly what…
Depending on your use case there's potentially negligible startup time. On the scale of single digit seconds to less then half a second depending on how much work you put into optimizing it. For some applications this…
Delaying public usage by decades?
Compete with Llama.cpp? Like transformers llama [0], exllama [1] (really fast), or litllama [2] ? exllama is really memory efficient and really fast [0] https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/main/model_doc/llam...…
I don't mean to be rude, and to be clear I wish they did release the weights, but what did they lose here? You don't approve - so what? Releasing the weights doesn't make them money. I'm skeptical LLaMa is even useful…
> How. Many. Times. Have we heard it already? AFAIK what they've been saying so far has at best been "we're able to continue making them at our current pace". They've also been saying they were focusing on commercial…
I feel like people don't understand what this is, and what google has historically done. This is research for some math to improve the ability to do a style transfer, and they show it on their own text-to-image…
Sorry I should clarify, I don't mean append-only graphs, I mean what people call "blockchain" in the cryptocurrency sense as actual projects - there's so much stigma largely because the motivation of most of the…
Well if you want to compare them, Nvidia's has over 10x the memory and has historically sold > 1 units of their HPC products outside their company. I'm not sure the aesthetic of what are essentially cabinets in a…
from the websites themselves actually. with a VPS as your vpn, reddit/google/facebook/whatever all see you from a single ip, one that might change even less then your ISP's, all of your alternative accounts will all…
I'm not saying PGP or cryptocurrency because both of those have issues and the moment money is involved everything is foobar'd But essentially allowing people to make "identities" via cryptography and then use a…
You might consider supporting ooba's api which would give you a lot of support for different things really quickly. https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui/
> it's still not very practical to require a dedicated 24GB GPU totally agreed, you could get away with 12GB too which is in the midrange. That said yeah it's still not something you could make a game with yet, I'm just…
> most models I've seen are 300GB+ and require significant computational resources to operate (think several $15k NVIDIA A100 compute nodes). What? Where have you been the last 3 months? > the quality of the responses…
> All the code generation tools, StarCoder included, still have hallucinations. This also includes humans. We "hallucinate" in very similar ways. For example mistaking localhost:8080 for localhost:8008 in a large config…
> It’s slow, but if I ask it to write a Haiku it’s slow on the order of “go brew some coffee and come back in 10 minutes” and does it very well. Running it overnight on something like “summarize an analysis of topic X…
> Well, seeing the run-on sentence, I'm not surprised. I wish you'd visit the link instead of responding to the HN title. If you click the link you'll see the actual title is > I’m a Student. You Have No Idea How Much…
I totally understand the financial benefits of "mid-tier" stuff. We're all familiar with how "low-tier" stuff can cause more trouble then it's worth or even cost more money then if you bought something better. But I've…
There's a ton of different methods of multicolor printing each with different pros and cons - simplified * nozzle that mixes from multiple inputs * multiple hotends on the carriage * swappable hotends * single hotend -…
Because most company's/people are (AFAIK) under the impression that training on public data will fall under "Fair Use" because it's substantially transformative, in the case that it isn't then you've already agreed to…
Funny enough the first one I've found that works consistently with this one(however unusably destructive) is the "whirl" filter in GIMP. Previous adversarial methods I've beat with simple noise/blur. This one is fairly…
Just for context LAOIN's largest dataset is 5.8 Billion images And you'd be spending that compute time for what will be a tiny, tiny,portion of that
Did you switch to a mac or to a windows machine?
Yeah I was in school and wanted to try making games - but that was the exact year that "flash is dead - HTML5 is going to replace it" And.... Yeah HTML gave us the canvas? No editor, no animations, no input. The real…
Has any of the OSINT/INFOSEC crowd moved to mastodon or somewhere other then twitter?
I think the method of merging the pipelines via img2img should use controlnet. Possibly needing to be finetuned specifically for this, although existing controlnet models might work fine for this. This is exactly what…
Depending on your use case there's potentially negligible startup time. On the scale of single digit seconds to less then half a second depending on how much work you put into optimizing it. For some applications this…
Delaying public usage by decades?
Compete with Llama.cpp? Like transformers llama [0], exllama [1] (really fast), or litllama [2] ? exllama is really memory efficient and really fast [0] https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/main/model_doc/llam...…
I don't mean to be rude, and to be clear I wish they did release the weights, but what did they lose here? You don't approve - so what? Releasing the weights doesn't make them money. I'm skeptical LLaMa is even useful…
> How. Many. Times. Have we heard it already? AFAIK what they've been saying so far has at best been "we're able to continue making them at our current pace". They've also been saying they were focusing on commercial…
I feel like people don't understand what this is, and what google has historically done. This is research for some math to improve the ability to do a style transfer, and they show it on their own text-to-image…
Sorry I should clarify, I don't mean append-only graphs, I mean what people call "blockchain" in the cryptocurrency sense as actual projects - there's so much stigma largely because the motivation of most of the…
Well if you want to compare them, Nvidia's has over 10x the memory and has historically sold > 1 units of their HPC products outside their company. I'm not sure the aesthetic of what are essentially cabinets in a…
from the websites themselves actually. with a VPS as your vpn, reddit/google/facebook/whatever all see you from a single ip, one that might change even less then your ISP's, all of your alternative accounts will all…
I'm not saying PGP or cryptocurrency because both of those have issues and the moment money is involved everything is foobar'd But essentially allowing people to make "identities" via cryptography and then use a…
You might consider supporting ooba's api which would give you a lot of support for different things really quickly. https://github.com/oobabooga/text-generation-webui/
> it's still not very practical to require a dedicated 24GB GPU totally agreed, you could get away with 12GB too which is in the midrange. That said yeah it's still not something you could make a game with yet, I'm just…
> most models I've seen are 300GB+ and require significant computational resources to operate (think several $15k NVIDIA A100 compute nodes). What? Where have you been the last 3 months? > the quality of the responses…
> All the code generation tools, StarCoder included, still have hallucinations. This also includes humans. We "hallucinate" in very similar ways. For example mistaking localhost:8080 for localhost:8008 in a large config…
> It’s slow, but if I ask it to write a Haiku it’s slow on the order of “go brew some coffee and come back in 10 minutes” and does it very well. Running it overnight on something like “summarize an analysis of topic X…
> Well, seeing the run-on sentence, I'm not surprised. I wish you'd visit the link instead of responding to the HN title. If you click the link you'll see the actual title is > I’m a Student. You Have No Idea How Much…
I totally understand the financial benefits of "mid-tier" stuff. We're all familiar with how "low-tier" stuff can cause more trouble then it's worth or even cost more money then if you bought something better. But I've…