r618
Joined 15 years ago
Joined 15 years ago
at this point the article 5 could be in circulation even without Ukraine being mentioned..
it opened with: "We probably wouldn't have had LLMs if it wasn't for AA". 11/10 lol
https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/f013bf7d-a4c2-4795-9a...
- link to both example
- briefly outline process of combining them for this usecase
- since this is API usage i suppose it's most likely not viable to obtain (reasonably) looped audio via user prompting (i.e. what's currently available in browser) - would that be correct ?
> Creating looping sections with Sunauto is generally not very difficult as the model is overly consistent when extending
the point is not consistent extension, but consistent extension (if any) plus starting audio
have you actually did this and got usable looped track ?
based on results so far it also looks like more flexible approach to ai generation would be to generate set of stems/samples based on user description and let them to actually compose instead of producing complete audio (maybe this is already happening somewhere)
- in either case, properly looped tracks will be most likely necessary to be produced by these models at some point
otherwise yes - on all your points above, but the current rasha leader counted exactly on lack of all of those steps - similarly as before/after annexation of crimea
(and even after some limited physical display of western armed forces support would have happened that wouldn't have stopped him IMHO - this is based on extremely bad intel about overall mood towards invaders/occupiers of common ukrainians and his own mad delusion)
no - you have no idea what you're talking about search for VVX post invasion speech on YT - it's about an hour long - in full - the insanity is clearly on display there
not sure it this was OS or filesystem feature, but it refused to allocate literally anything if free space reached ~ 100-500MB on system partition so it was being kept _always_ usable, even logging was denied IIRC
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/02/how-a-musician-f...