Cilvic

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   by Cilvic 3y ago

   After reading the readme I'm not sure how this works. Will the "prompt" be the "raw audio" of the song? And the model returns lyrics, chords, beat, melody and the tabs? I'm looking for something that I can sing
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   by Cilvic 3y ago

   Great list! Your "subscribe" button is broken, just opens a new tab for me.
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   by Cilvic 3y ago

   I'm curious in something like this as well not only for sharing with AI but sharing in general. Would be great to have a filter for copy paste of logs but also screenshots. Key would be to identify the potentially harmful information i
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   by Cilvic 3y ago

   Thanks. Encryption being all over the place on the github readme got me of on the the wrong foot. Replacement is easy to understand indeed.
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   by Cilvic 3y ago

   On Firefox I get an error playing the video. Edge plays the sound but not the video. No video wit supported format and MIMe type found. I'm sure I can install something to fix it, but wanted to let you know.
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   by Cilvic 3y ago

   I'd love to understand maybe by an example. How does the model decrypt the text if it does not have the key? If the model has the key why encrypt in the first play?
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   by Cilvic 3y ago

   Are there alternatives to fig for linux? Seems like amazon code whisperer is macos only.
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   by Cilvic 3y ago

   Which post?
9. 69.▲
   by Cilvic 3y ago

   Can you share the motivation behind it? Why did you open source it? Is there a commercial version where some feature will be paid?
10. 70.▲
    by Cilvic 3y ago

    Was the pun intended? I'm also curious to see a comparison between the above, in particular trying to understand who is the most open source in their features + expected to not start feature capping soon.
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    Only midly related, I'm thinking about building a desktop to to help with combatting context-switching as an dev/product person/knwoledge workers. If you've every longed for a tool to understand your context and assist y
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    I have great success for my simple use cases with sgpt -s "cut the 40 seconds of the video starting at 1:30"
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    Is that new? Last time I checked this was the major downside from superset
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    >Took me a while figure out how to embed it into my app using Superset Embedded SDK. Superset Embedded SDK - "Embedded SDK allows you to embed dashboards from Superset into your own app, using your app's authentication. Embeddi
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    I'm a German speaker and even though I understand the difference, the word makes me struggle each time and I have to figure out whether en-shittification or de-shittification is meant.
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    I came for the same reason, but the article is still cool :-)
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    >I guess it's because they want to sell "video inventory" to their advertisers. But why really? My guess is because the non-modal video ads are the only things that a human can not ignore easily. Banner blindness is a thin
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    I agree that GP is a great take on the situation. I'm less sure that humanity is incapable of finding another way to foster the creativity and the education/entertainment value the world gets out of youtube. I'd love to see u
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invidious This describes how it works at least tiny bit: >Invidious does not use the official YouTube API, but scrapes the website for video and metadata such as likes and views.[10]
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    Thanks, I've looked at the docs of newpipe and invidious and neither make it straight forward to understand how they work. Both focus on "this is more private than watching on youtube" It sounds like there is some kind of ins
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    Thanks for explaining, but what is an alternative frontend in this case?
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    I can not speak to your specific questions, sorry. Maybe you had some contact with customers/prospects of the database startup you worked at?
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    >the world’s first stock market crash
24. 84.▲
    by Cilvic 3y ago

    Does someone know how much this amounts to roughly?
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    by Cilvic 3y ago

    > and the other one was too big to open (5.4G) so I viewed it in terminal Where is that document? I've received an email link to a dropbox that seems to contain a lot of daily scraping results in an archive folder.
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    by Cilvic 4y ago

    Reading your pitch here, i'd love to have a vague idea what questdb is and why I should care.
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    by Cilvic 4y ago

    Amazing thanks for sharing. As a Jupyter notebook user who has not tried Livebook (yet) i can summarize after watching: - in Jupyter notebook state is hard to reproduce because execution can go back and forth between cells and that is not t
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    by Cilvic 4y ago

    I briefly tried it and it was indeed very fast, but I couldn't get simple things for python. It would just keep adding import statements or try to continue writing my comment (even though I wanted the code that matches the comment). Al
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    by Cilvic 4y ago

    I clicked expecting this to be about _whales_ having barter trade of leeches and maggots. Might be related to playing Subnautica.
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    by Cilvic 4y ago

    I'm interested in the business plan for Taler SA. I find it super cool to have a for-profit company provide a paid service with the open source software with the (non-profit) goal to promote the adoption of the software/system.