FoxlyKei
FoxlyKei t1_jcj6xmh wrote
Reply to comment by R1chterScale in Those who know... by Destiny_Knight
Oh? So this only uses RAM? I just understood that Stable Diffusion requires VRAM but I guess that's just because it's processing images. Most people have plenty of RAM. Nice.
FoxlyKei t1_jcj30yc wrote
Reply to comment by pokeuser61 in Those who know... by Destiny_Knight
How much vram do I need, then? I look forward to a larger model trained on gpt 4, I can only imagine the next month even. I'm excited and scared at the same time.
FoxlyKei t1_jciyxpz wrote
Reply to Those who know... by Destiny_Knight
Wait, so Alpaca is better than GPT 3 and I can run it on a mid range gaming rig like Stable Diffusion? Where would it stand in regards to GPT 3,3.5, or 4?
FoxlyKei t1_jbda5qp wrote
Reply to comment by Cyberspace242 in Absolutely Stunned... by Cyberspace242
Are these like budget endgame, then?
FoxlyKei t1_jab70ci wrote
Will it be visible tonight too?
FoxlyKei t1_ja6qtuh wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Sea_6214 in Singularity claims its first victim: the anime industry by Ok_Sea_6214
So we all just, die I guess? Then who do they sell to
FoxlyKei t1_ja6m8ce wrote
Anime and animation is grueling work isn't it? Not to mention the labor practices and crunch are soul crushing. Should we be happy this grueling work is going to be phased out? The new jobs would probably be the composition, music, directing, and such. Though I only have one perspective here. I still worry for who gets displaced or how they find footing. We really need UBI already, because while legislation is slow AI is not.
FoxlyKei t1_j9j7b6s wrote
Reply to comment by turnip_burrito in What. The. ***k. [less than 1B parameter model outperforms GPT 3.5 in science multiple choice questions] by Destiny_Knight
Where can I get one? I'll take 20
FoxlyKei t1_itsplzd wrote
Reply to comment by chriswhoppers in Recycling plastic is practically impossible — and the problem is getting worse by chrisdh79
This is all our hope imo. There's been bacteria and fungus evolving to eat this stuff. We give life an abundance of something containing energy and so life evolves to make the best of it. I am sure, even now, that there is an animal somewhere with gut microbes evolved enough to let it survive solely on eating plastic. Like some plastic termite, ig
With all of these plastics going into the food chain who's to say we won't have a massive convergent evolution of microbiomes dissolving plastics?
The current census seems to be breeding for an extremely powerful enzyme and hopefully using that en masse to break down plastics before they even reach the ocean.
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Another idea would be running massive septic tanks with these microbes, growing them with plastic, and using them in other applications.
FoxlyKei t1_jeg51eo wrote
Reply to Ordered a pair of Moondrop Chu from amazon. Received this. by Fantastic-Newspaper3
Who's the vendor? Asking for a friend.