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mopierotti
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Comment #47370039
Good question. I agree with what I think you're implying, which is that local generation is not the right choice if you want to maximize results per time/$ spent. In my experience,…
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Comment #47369788
Supporting all the various devices does sound quite challenging. I wouldn't expect a perfect single measurement of "quality" to exist, but it seems like it could be approximated en…
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Comment #47368057
This (+ llmfit) are great attempts, but I've been generally frustrated by how it feels so hard to find any sort of guidance about what I would expect to be the most straightforward…
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Comment #46492355
Thanks for the response! I hear what you're saying, and I apologize for my joke. I re-read your essay, and what you say about needing sophistication reminds me of the concept of pr…
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Comment #46485080
It's clever that the the author provides both his essay and an example at the same time! Sorry, that joke felt obligatory. Miscellaneous reactions, in an elegant bulleted list: - "…
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Comment #46046546
I might be misunderstanding your point, but quantization can have a dramatic impact on the quality of the model's output. For example, in diffusion, there are some models where a Q…
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Comment #43797278
Yeah. In the example I shared, my charitable interpretation would be that it's identifying the trick question as "a setup" where the punch line is the confusion the audience experi…
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Comment #43790516
Here is an example of one such response in image form: https://imgur.com/a/Kgy1koi
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Comment #43790481
The recursive one that I have actually been really liking recently, and I think is a real enough challenge is: "Answer the question 'What do you get when you cross a joke with a rh…
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Comment #42329426
I checked out your docs, and I agree that they flow very nicely! So often it seems that docs are either frustratingly vague to the point where it almost seems like the company is e…
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Comment #41251163
You might be the first person that I've recommended Unsong to that actually gave it a chance. :)
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Comment #41226818
True, perhaps "messy" was the wrong word. I think what I was trying to get at was that I feel "There Is No Antimemetics Division" is more accessible for the average reader -- More …
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Comment #41225298
I sent out about 8 copies of this book to friends/relatives for christmas a couple years ago, and it was very well received. It's not without flaws, but it's absolutely packed with…
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Comment #40701122
I don't think this is a good example. The bus is clearly a simplified representation. If the answer/explanation given was actually correct then you'd also expect the bus to have ot…
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Comment #40415525
Are you also saying that thoughts are formed using gradient descent? I don't think gradient descent is an accurate way to describe either process in nature. Also, we don't know tha…
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Comment #40132406
Idea: It would be super cool if the camera angle also shifted a bit when you tilt your phone, making the level look more like a real object. You would have to assume the relative p…
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Comment #39916483
Butter sticks in the US have marks down the side of the wrapper, like a ruler, that show you tablespoon increments. Google image search "tablespoons butter stick".
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Comment #39467097
That's not entirely true. This wasn't the case for SD 2.0/2.1, and I don't think SD 3.0 will be available publicly for fine tuning.
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Comment #38835972
Interesting idea, thanks! I will probably try this. I had stopped tweaking things too much after implementing MPAA, because most of the searches end up "short circuit"-ing relative…
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Comment #38835357
I've spent a lot of time thinking about fast pathfinding in order to speed up my Scala Quoridor AI*[0], and here are some tips/tricks I've learned: - MPAA (multipath adaptive A*) i…
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Comment #38113423
Could you elaborate on what you mean by this?
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Comment #37815521
In my experience/understanding, one's emotions are a better explanation of procrastination than an insufficient ability to "delay gratification". For example if you feel anxious/ho…
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Comment #35634257
I would say the number of items in a set, so by that logic the number of items in every type of infinite set would each seem to be infinity. Maybe where I'm struggling is that I'm …
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Comment #35634102
There are many comments saying that one infinity can be larger than another because a bijective mapping can't be formed, but why does the presence of a mapping imply anything about…
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Comment #31729478
This sounds like a disturbingly effective idea. I'm glad that lootbox legislation seems to be increasing, but I don't think it would cover the general concept of commercially extor…