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Comment #45241463
One thing I love about SVGs for websites is their stability across many contexts, browsers, etc. Everything is pinpoint, coordinate based, nothing moves around unexpectedly. You de…
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Comment #43762131
Will give it a shot but I feel like fine-tuning will be more reliable, any way to do that?
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Comment #43755275
Anyone know if possible to fine-tune for cloning my voice?
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Comment #43691206
Disagree. It's really not complicated at all to me. Not sure why people make a big fuss over this. I don't want an AI automating which AI it chooses for me. I already know through …
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Comment #43507940
I hope someone can create an open source replica of this work. I see so much potential for features you can come up with. For example the rhyming example brings to mind a feature w…
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Comment #43452311
Don't you think this 'logic' is kind of a numb way to look at reality? Not caring about the actual human doing the job... when you've got millions in your pocket? Standard of livin…
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Comment #43450144
Eh... still kinda fucked up in my opinion. Should be treated equally.
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Comment #43430931
Or if we could even provide samples of what an example speaker sounds like in general so that it would always classify them the way we want.
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Comment #43430916
Off-topic but DALL-E has turned the web into slop-city. What a mess. Everything looks the same, cheap and ugly and stupid.
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Comment #43428281
Jeff you know what would be magical? Not just vanilla diarization "Speaker 1" and "2" but if the model can know from the conversation this speaker was referred to as "Jeff Harris" …
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Comment #43428207
Def prefer the pricing but so far on 4o, no timestamps or diarization sadly
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Comment #43229211
Yeah the eagerness to please thing feels like it carried over from the LLMs or something cause they're like that too.
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Comment #43203466
Yep. I've often said RLHF'd LLMs seem to be better at recognition memory than recall memory. GPT-4o will never offhand, unprompted and 'unprimed', suggest a rare but relevant book …
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Comment #42897920
Does anyone know if there's an API where I could plug in ISBN and get all the libraries in the world that have that book? I know Worldcat has something like this when you search fo…
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Comment #42878793
I guess since they're not ahead anymore they decide to go back to open source.
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Comment #42847054
The "illustrated"... He needs to read up on Tufte or Bret Victor or something, these are just diagrams with text inside of boxes.
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Comment #42556702
I wish someone would do something like this but without the preamble like "t2x ask 'bla bla'" All I want to do is talk to my computer, like: "Sort these files" or whatever. Straigh…
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Comment #42525344
Good. Finally they’ll realize the meaninglessness of their work and how they’ve been exploited in the most insidious way. To the point of forgetting to answer the question of what …
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Comment #42524907
It may be impossible in this world to expect a form of donation, but it is certainly not impossible to expect forms of investment. One idea I had is everyone is paid a thriving wag…
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Comment #42524794
Or liberating... as Douglas Rushkoff puts it. If and only if something like high-paying UBI comes along, and people are freed to pursue their passions and as a consequence, benefit…
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Comment #42485569
Pro tip: html { -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; } For a better reading experience. If you're on Arc and have Boosts, I also recommend a darker background.
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Comment #42164651
Really interesting points. Also, I find most or even any absolute determinations of what makes 'good' writing less a signal of 'good writing', but more so a 'style' of writing that…
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Comment #42033435
Can also do both (kinda). Hourly and specify budget range. "I think it can get done with this many hours", then charge 30% up front of budget estimate and the rest of the hours on …