@teortaxesTex What's a good starting point to look at for a more modern synthesis data generations setup? Interested in this but botnsure where to start.
one example of why it's so hard to compete w/AWS: we ran into a roadblock implementing new AWS service. already have call scheduled for thurs. to speed things up, engineer emailed on a saturday offering to jump on a call 'any time Monday/Tuesday.'
he's been at Amazon since 1999.
I listened to Bennett's interview and it's worth listening to the segment about the Ukraine war in full, not just the parts that everyone is talking about. Here is a link to the interview, starting at the beginning of the segment, with English subtitles. https://t.co/bjMx7WlEiq
New tutorial on https://t.co/m6mT8SaHBD: fine-tuning Stable Diffusion on your own dataset. In this case, by the end of the tutorial you will be able to generate novel Pokemons :)
https://t.co/SIcDEotLwO
Created by @RisingSayak and @algo_diver 👍
A while back I'd done some shallow reverse engineering of Copilot
Now I've done a deeper dive into Copilot's internals, built a tool to explore its code, and wrote a blog answering specific questions and pointing out some tidbits.
https://t.co/nX5ilC4ou5
Do read, might be fun!
Stable Diffusion concepts library https://t.co/X2jHPdWp4E textual inversion is amazing - can train a custom word vector (not otherwise reachable by english text) to mean a concept, based on examples. Opens up many possibilities of condensing objects/styles into special tokens 🚀
Remove Samuelson.
Below are #Lindy to add:
Alexandrov, Kolmogorov et al: Mathematics.
Feller: Probability Theory
Landau and Lipshitz: Course of Th Physics (multivol) ***
Cover and Thomas: Elements of Information Theory
Karatsas and Shreve: Brownian M and Stochastic Calculus
Share share share. My newest for Salon. This is very important: I explain *why* Musk wants Twitter -- no one in the popular press has so far gotten the answer right.
https://t.co/t4x56pYTY0