skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Stable diffusion might have a reasonable eco system around it, but automatic1111 was always around and 'completely crushes any competitors' is rather rich, Midjourney is still considered the standard as far as I was aware.

I used both again recently and the difference was very clear, midjourney is leaps and bounds above anything else.

Sure, stable diffusion has more control over the output, but the images are usually average at best, were as Midjourney is pretty stunning almost always.
The real killer for Sandstorm is that each app has to be modified to work with it, and they tend to get out of date. It just never gained critical mass as a platform.

But it had many advantages in terms of security and usability. I think if we can ever truly get selfhosting for the masses off the ground, something like Sandstorm will eventually thrive.

> What's your project btw?

It's not public yet. I'm working on the client software side and partnering with PrivateRouter.com to build out the network. We're shooting for a beta release in the next couple months.
>If a person says to me, "I love you" I should be able to ask them why they said that.

People are definitely able to ask other humans this question, but to the best of my knowledge, no one in history had ever received a perfectly truthful response.
it's been some time since I last looked into this topic, my understanding is that linear regression is not a black box as there exist methods that elucidate how the variables impact the response. On the other hand, neural networks are opaque. Again, been a while so there may be ways to ascertain which inputs were used to generate the weights that led to the response. However, I am skeptical that these methods have the same level of mathematical rigor as those used in linear regression.
OK, OKLCH: a color picker made to help think perceptively
Thee would be less friction to switch if the implementations (which are early enough) accounted for sending requests to multiple service providers including ones that don't exist yet.

OpenAI has a view few do - how broadly this type of product is actually being used. This is possibly the real lead to not just getting ahead, and staying ahead, but seeing ahead.
> There are essentially three types of delivery semantics: at-most-once, at-least-once, and exactly-once.

Oh, there's a fourth kind: "none-of-the-above", i.e., neither at-most-once or at-least-once. The message gets delivered between [0, ∞] times. Maybe it gets delivered … maybe not. Your message is like UDP packet.

A surprising number of systems exhibit this behavior, sadly.
That's not a fault of MS-DOS, but of the application writers. If they stuck just with the MS-DOS API, the app would work with any MS-DOS machine.
Yes, he means 2.25 per hour with a 1 yr reservation.
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With idempotence, you shift the problem from "deliver X exactly once" to "make it seem like X was delivered exactly once". In most systems, exactly-once is really "effectively exactly once".
Feels like people running small websites monetised with ads will get killed. Why go to a recipe website to search for healthy meals for your kids if you can ask chat gpt in Instacart? :(
Here is a discussion of BeeRef, a free open-source clone of PureRef.[0]

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I'm curious how viable the current gas supply chain would be in a world where gas usage is down 99% thanks to the ubiquity of plug-in hybrids.

I don't see gas stations surviving when nobody realistically needs to fill up more than once a year. At that point, the logistics of building and relying on charging networks makes a lot more sense.
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I wish Whisper offered speaker diarization. That would be a full game changer for the speech-to-text space.
this isn't a problem I have, it is a problem I know other people have. solved by faster transfer speeds than what Wifi or any airdrop combo offers. I am completely aware of how to avoid the problem, I am also completely aware of how to make it less of a problem with faster transfer speeds.

why are you worried about accessories? Apple absolutely is not worried about that, one of their favorite things to do is pull the rug under accessory holders.
It's not 'exactly that' though, as they had clues to where there might be land, star bases navigation systems etc

In a sense it's still based on luck but it's far removed from choosing a direction and hoping for the best.
Well, Lindner can say whatever he wants so. First, all new cars are to follow EU regulations. And second, most car makers self-committed to tgat. After all, Germany is not such a big market to justify a dedicated set of cars, especially for the German car makers. But hey, the FDP is such a populistic, neo-liberal, as opposed to truly liberal, party since they, how to put it nicely, under performed in the last elections.
Do you have any recently updated examples, blog posts, whatever showing that DALLE is worse than modern stable diffusion? I was still under the impression that DALLE was better (with better meaning the images are more likely to be what you asked for, more lifelike, more realistic, not necessarily artistically pleasing), with the downside of it being locked away and somewhat expensive. And my understanding is that stable diffusion 2.0+ is actually a step backwards in terms of quality, especially for anything involving images of humans. But as this thread acknowledges, this area is moving very quickly and my knowledge might be out of date, so definitely happy to see some updated comparisons if you have any to suggest. It feels like ever since Chat GPT came out, they haven’t been many posts about stable diffusion an image generation, they got crowded out of the spotlight.
in general, "i don't know" is a perfectly acceptable answer, and probably should be said more often.
Again, you're just taking credit for 70 years of mass protests, unrelated people revealing corruption and holding the industry to account out of one side of your mouth whilst whining about it out of the other. You have to pick one.

You also continue to put words in my mouth.
I believe the current italian govt is on the same wavelength and has announced more or less the same
There's also this: https://write.sonnet.io/, which is awesome for "vomit writing".

And for something that's not made with web tech, I much prefer Ghostwriter.
Did you know they actual pump artificial engine noise into the cabin of some cars? I bet they can make it feel and sound pretty good as they iterate on it.

https://www.thedrive.com/news/31105/listen-to-the-fake-engin...
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This article downplays the theft problem. Too many Hyundais were shipped without immobilizers and this kills the brand's image.
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But no one has proved our green hydrogen at car scale yet. So right now hydrogen is fossil fuel (because it’s extracted from methane)
Maybe it's the combination of living in the US + having kids, but I'm finding myself printing a LOT. Not a week goes by without a couple of forms to print, fill out by hand and (perversely) scan and email back.

Main culprits are schools, doctors, dentists and extracurricular activities.
Typo on your front page—"enfrocement" should be "enforcement."
It’s pretty harsh but my commute is 2 stair cases. As a virtual worker I come in to the office 2-5 times a month max.

The company I work for’s office is 13 miles away, 35 mins max. The in town office is 19 miles. You could grab a train about 12 miles away and add another 30 minutes to your commute but most people would drive 7 more miles and get there quicker.

Living in town is expensive, schools are terrible, and the homes/properties are small.
I like the idea of how the developers combined entertainment, health, and social networking in one product.
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Their concerns aren't with poor people, but with "traffic" and "density" and "character," which... I mean... Okay. Existing houses clearly don't have cars, and were built to replace existing houses, not on empty lots, right?

"I don't mind people being poor, so long as they don't drive on the same roads I do, and there aren't too many of them, and they don't in any way change the status quo as it existed the moment I finished unpacking my moving boxes."

Call it whatever you want, but a focus on property values is always a push for higher economic brackets, never lower.
Straight out of the book doesn't always mean easy. It just means there's nothing you'd get from the class you wouldn't get from the book, because the professor is using the powerpoint slides the publisher sent them which are made entirely from the book, and they aren't the type to have in class discussions you could benefit from. If you want extra help that will give you a leg up in those sorts of classes, you skip lecture and go to office hours.
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hydrogen isn't the only option. co2 neutral synthetic fuels (ones which have been manufactured in a way that burning them would create 0 net co2 emissions) would be a great alternative to enslaving 3rd world kids to dig up all the lithium needed so software engineers in the west can drive EVs and feel better about themselves.
congrats on the launch Supaglue team, excited to try this
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I don't believe OP's deadlock is related to a rare event of dead thread holding a lock. The problem is that any calls to multiprocessing objects if not guarded by if __name__ == '__main__' will result in infinite loop / fork bomb kind of situation.

For some reason on OP's computer that probably causes an appearance of the program hanging, but really, it will just crash after a while exhausting some resource.
It's tokens processed, not generated.
"model": "gpt-3.5-turbo",

turbo isn't listed in Playground, but if you invoke the example curl command (note: /v1/chat/completions) in your terminal, it works.
oh yeah of course, no question there
A bit like LibreOffice, actually - donation-sustained, ecosystem includes commercial companies which use the tech with modifications/extensions, who donate money, new features, bug fixes etc.
I wonder if you can use AI chatbots to enhance the blockchain. Perhaps on a quantum computer even? It could even be a Service!
Single Syscall “Hello, World”
To be fair many gov employees do very little
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> Why would we think they would go rogue in different ways

Their prompts would differ, depending on their use case. For ChatGPT, even a few words can effect a huge change in the personality it shows.

> Are there any others?

Both scenarios are vague enough for lots of uncertainty. If many AIs are around, perhaps they would see each other as bigger threats and ignore mankind. And different optimizing tasks might conflict with each other. There could be a paperclip recycler for every paperclip maker.
They've been trying for years. No sign of them being worthwhile yet.
I installed Linux on my PC in September 1994 at the start of my sophomore year of college. I remember playing Doom during that school year from Sept 1994 to May 1995.

The Quake Wiki says Qtest was released Feb 24, 1996 and I remember playing that the week it was released.

I always felt that X11 on Linux was just as stable as X11 on SunOS, Solaris, Ultrix, HP-UX, IRIX, and AIX.
OMG cyclic dependency hell for a start.
It's not merely still around, they're still actively hiring for it on LinkedIn.
Emotional regulation issues / mood swings are definitely associated with ADHD. I'll echo what another commenter wrote, vyvanse definitely has changed my life for the better. At the moment I'm not taking it due insurance but I plan to get back on it when my insurance changes.

I'd recommend you seek treatment with a professional. CBT can do wonders too.
That's my point. You are simply converting the problem to a new form, not actually solving it.

Hey here's a solution to the halting problem – always assume yes, and then figure out the edge cases. How do you do that? Well that's on you, I did my job.

In a distributed system that needs exactly-once delivery, implementing perfect idempotence is equally impossible.
Classroom size matters a whole lot if you're expecting teachers to give special attention to struggling students to make up for parental deficiencies.
As a non-Californian, I'm surprised that their education spending per pupil is "mid-tier" (14k/yr) compared to other US states.

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Pump and dump to avert the slump.

There, I said it.
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What are some niche ML art subs to hang around in? Excepting the NSFW..
I feel like it's missing some blockchain
Big news! Many apps will be integrating ChatGPT. Worried about AI-generated content flood the search engine, making it harder to do in-depth research.
I tried to ask it if Goku could beat a quadrillion bees in a fight and it said it couldn't tell me because that would be encouraging violence. I think it would be great if it would just tell me instead
And also, what people are actually asking it. Are people using it to generate cover letters and resume help, or are they doing analysis of last quarters numbers, or are they getting programming help. That'll help them figure out what areas to focus on for later models, or areas to create specialized models for.
GDScript has decent gradual typing support these days.
The quality of suggestions, forums, internet content and other such things just took a huge drop - this will create an internet E.L.E. in SPAM and empty content...
Only about 9% of the US population was in the military during WW2. The percentage dropped with future wars.
This is a prisoner's dilemma situation, and it doesn't look like it's in anyone's interest to defect. By keeping supply constrained, everybody's profit margins are rising.
This story is from last summer, but it's still as relevant as ever. Things like this have been happening for a long time in libraries.

This is from last month:

Northern Vermont University, Castleton University, and Vermont Technical College are consolidating into one university, Vermont State University, by July 1st. As part of the consolidation, administrators announced they will be donating most of the library’s physical collection in favor of a digital-only library and repurposing the library building.

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So the OS just doesn't do it automatically?
Thanks for this--it's like a performance art piece on what happens if you don't take any humanities classes. No notes!
I doubt it will matter if you're breaking up mid sentence if you pass in the previous as a prompt and split words. This is how Whisper does it internally.

It's not absolutely perfect, but splitting on the word boundary is one line of code with the same package in their docs: https://github.com/jiaaro/pydub/blob/master/API.markdown#sil...

25MB is also a lot. That's 30 minutes to an hour on MP3 at reasonable compression. A 2 hour movie would have three splits.
I can't seem to find it mentioned but is there an unrestricted/uncensored mode for this? I'd love to have some fun with a few friends and hook it up in a matrix room for us
>You don't have to deal with the oil supply chain that has issues, from geopolitics, wars, environmental disasters, gas stations.

right. but then again most of those issues apply to lithium and other stuff needed to manufacture batteries.
The FDP has been smacked down so hard in the last few state elections they are now radicalizing themselves in a futile attempt to appeal to more voters. Absolutely blind to the fact that, once again, people who voted for FDP simply didn't know what the FDP actually stands for: tax breaks for the upper class and business interests.

Those voters are now waking up to the fact the the FDP is in fact not representing social liberal values and is instead a sure way to hollow out government programs for poor people and stopping anything green from happening when it might be hurting any industry in any way.

The FDP is basically a party people vote for in protest when the voter's primary party isn't doing what the voter wants it to do. Nothing else. Each time after the FDP gets good results, it gets smacked down in the following election, and this is what we are seeing over and over again. It has been the same in the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, the 2000s and it will be the same this decade.
OP's idea should be

idempotence + at least once

idempotence isn't necessarily commutative.