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FrozenTuna
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Comment #38368742
Yes, its called a negative prompt. Idk if txt2video has it, but both llms and stable-diffusion have it so I'd assume its good to go.
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Comment #38368735
Not exactly what you're asking for, but AnimateDiff has introduced creating gifs to SD. Still takes quite a bit of tweaking IME.
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Comment #38368622
Yes. Yi-34b is competitive with Llama2-70b which is often competitive with gpt 3.5. GPT-4 is on its own level atm but the point is that China has already created a good model that …
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Comment #22484246
Its not even as open as a single party right now. Its single candidate.
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Comment #22445080
This is an amazing quote that I'm glad I now know. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #21785676
Ummm, I just looked at that list. If you spread out an investment over those companies... I'm pretty sure you're doing damn well despite obviously having a few under performers. Si…
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Comment #21783944
Joke's on you! You just cut my brute force attack time in half! Only 1 billion years left!
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Comment #21444387
Companies (and people) take on debt to invest in themselves, knowing the growth can (hopefully) pay off the debt and generate more income in the long run. Here's a fun list of comp…
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Comment #20657649
I don't know anyone who hates apple that much. This way, you still get the reputation and thrill. The only people left are malicious actors, like state sponsored attacks.
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Comment #20637526
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/02/west-virginia-li... I thought we already invested in this and managed to waste a whole bunch of money?
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Comment #20637482
This is what I took away too. Its just so against the "spirit" of why the 2a was put in. Assuming every history teacher I've ever had wasn't lying to me. If that's the case, I've g…
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Comment #20637344
Ok, but what about mattress stores? Are you telling me they aren't for money laundering?
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Comment #20555236
Hasn't the left leaning media been trying to signal for a recession since DJT took office? Edit: Wow. Its worse than I thought. I solely searched NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/searc…
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Comment #20554097
I love AirBnB on paper, but in practice, its just too ripe with issues. So many similarities to Uber too. Socialize the costs, privatize the revenue. Use litigation to fight to kee…
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Comment #20405926
Exactly. My first thought, "OK, so can we whine and bash Airbus now for doing business with Saudi Arabia like we'd been doing to other companies?"
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Comment #20385472
Right? I remember watching awful cam rips back in the day. I'm always so busy these days, 90% of the long-form content I watch is on my tablet riding the bus on my commute. Movies …
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Comment #20385144
If a company has experienced both boom times and recessive economic times, I think its "startup" status is arguable, depending on a few other factors.
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Comment #20345183
Absolutely. Even in this thread there are arguments about there being dark areas where the cameras can't see so they won't be effective enough. Nothing was learned from no child le…
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Comment #20344629
Oh there is, but its not one the proletariat on social media want to accept.
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Comment #20294055
Didn't expect to see cooking advice on hn today. Thanks!
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Comment #20288394
That'll grow fast when you also have chrome/ff, node, and rsync running right behind it. It can be done on 4GB, but its a lot more comfortable on 8.
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Comment #19582387
They do. In my experience, every query containing PII was logged. I trust it since I got a stern talking to when I emailed my private email some code I wrote for an unrelated side-…
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Comment #17783066
That's a good question. I don't think the government cares enough about snowden to do that. Snowden's damage has been done. It can't be reversed. Imo, they'd be much more intereste…
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Comment #17759318
I'm genuinely curious how many iPhones are sold in Turkey. Important to note, I just read that Turkey already had the 2nd most expensive iPhones in the world, behind Brazil, due to…
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Comment #17759283
I had a buddy in college whose main hobby was sending foias. The amount of information he was able to collect on me and all of our friends since it was a public university was asto…