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Edit: Please read second paragraph

At least with where AI is now, it's basically an incredible data compressor. My local copy of gemm4:31b takes up less than 50GB iirc, and I can retrieve information from the entire Internet with it without an internet connection.

Using an AI to train an AI is like taking a jpg of a jpg. You're going to lose information eventually. Hallucinations will become worse like in a game of telephone

on If only... · c/historymemes · 1 pts · 247d

There are 2 kinds of evolution, one is gradual changes over a long time, the other is when a massive event causes a filter and only a certain subset is able to continue (punctuated equilibrium). Human civilization in its own right is punctuated equilibrium

on If only... · c/historymemes · 2 pts · 248d

evolution didn't suddenly stop at the turn of human civilization. It just shapes human evolution. Evolution is guided by the needs of the species. If some people feel energized chasing deer all day but society needs doctors, lawyers, etc... then those that are energized performing the new needs of society are going to have an advantage

on made me chuckle · c/microblogmemes · 10 pts · 268d

Be careful if you download this game your computer will blow up if you make your character trans by swapping them for witch or wizard

on Rule · c/196 · 3 pts · 1y

The actual box for Linux should be:

dmesg -l err

sudo journalctl

Then google search the errors with your distribution

Somewhere in the world is a billionaire that is passionate over the same fight you're passionate about. That's the billionaire you want to work with

I'm sure both are good, I've just heard Xen is better for isolation. I'll check out spectrum-os, although I am starting to get used to the NixOS monolithic kernel architecture, an linux OS with nixpkgs is the next best thing

Thanks for the feedback! I also asked a similar question on the ai stack exchange thread and got some helpful feedback there

It was a great project for brushing up on seq2seq modeling, but I decided to shelve it since someone released a polished website doing the same thing.

The idea was the vocabulary of music composition are chords and the sentences / paragraphs that are measures are sequences of chords or sequences of measures

I think it's a great project because the limited vocab size and max sequence length are much shorter than what is typical for transformers applied to LLM tasks like digesting novels for example. So for consumer grade harder (12GB VRam) it's feasible to train a couple different model architectures in tandem

Additionally, nothing sounds bad in music composition, it's up to the musician to find a creative way to make it sound good. So even if the model is poorly trained, so long as it doesn't output EOS immediately after BOS, and the sequences are unique enough, it's pretty hard to find something that isn't different that still works.

It's also fairly easy to gather data from a site like iRealPro

The repo is still disorganized, but if you're curious the main script is scrape.py

https://github.com/Yanall-Boutros/pyRealFakeProducer

on Whoa · c/memes · 3 pts · 1y

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Everyone's conspiring folks. What's hard to measure, is who's conspiring