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ReCamMaster: Camera-Controlled Generative Rendering from a Single Video
(jianhongbai.github.io)
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Charting and Navigating Hugging Face's Model Atlas
(horwitz.ai)
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The memory bandwidth bottleneck limits the speed of running local models, the fact that this model is parallelizable means that even with one batch inference it will be possible to balance memory bandwidth bottleneck and compute bottleneck
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Block Diffusion: Interpolating between autoregressive and diffusion models
(arxiv.org)
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I'm waiting for the demo where it makes my coffee and brings it to me.
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How does it work outside of clients, like on the browser, is it difficult for yt-dlp to impersonate a browser compare to a client?
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>which is torturous for many people. That's why it's used as a punishment.
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>What are those engineers doing currently, then? Italian companies that work on reactor design, decommissioning and technology commissioned by foreign countries, for example. >Russia is still the second largest source of uranium for t
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Italy has highly skilled nuclear engineers. >And where does the nuclear fuel come from? Russia. Nonsense.
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It has never being cheaper to diy your solar installation with 500W solar panels at 100€ and 1Kwh lifepo4 cells at 100-80€.
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I imagine it will be used as a base for GPT-5 when it will be trained into a reasoning model, right now it probably doesn't make too much sense to use.
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No https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.07443
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>There is no intelligence here and Claude 3.7 cannot create anything novel. I wouldn't be surprised if people would continue to deny the actual intelligence of these models even in a scenario where they were able to solve the Rieman
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Ignore the troll that cries over Anya.
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The bitter lesson is about the fact that general methods that leverage computation are ultimately the most effective. Grok 3 is not more general than DeepSeek or OpenAI models so mentioning the bitter lesson here doesn't make much sens
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"that comment literally say" even thought it doesn't say that one of the benefit would be "technological advances" so in reality "that comment literally doesn't say it" and that's why I was askin
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>Rather, the main benefit would lie in the technological advances made in order to enable such a Mars mission in the first place I agree with this view, but the comment I was replying to only mentioned as a benefit that Mars could be a s
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God really lowered his standards after he created Earth.
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Are you saying that the benefit to humanity of a Mars mission is that if the Earth explodes, we have an uninhabitable planet (under any realistic expectations) to stay on?
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I understand why they did not show the results on the website.
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It reminds me of: https://xkcd.com/1425/ In the same way now with today's AI models the task is easily achievable.
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My comment is meant to be humorous (while still being informative) because the title is misleading.
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Yeah because the ones from GPT-4o are not unicorns (in the vast majority of cases), while the Claude ones are unicorns.
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(3.8 billion BC)
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Something is very wrong if the model cannot tell the difference between a Prussian blue cat and a person. I imagine you have inserted in training data the images of the cat from the camera and in similar quantities of a person from the same
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They still don't see the gorilla anyway ahah
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Claude 3.5 Sonnet is much better at it: https://claude.site/artifacts/ad1b544f-4d1b-4fc2-9862-d6438e... But I guess GPT-4o results are more funny to look at.
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If you give the graph as image to the model they will easily see the monkey: "I see a drawing of a monkey outlined with red and blue dots.", if you give them coordinates than they will much more struggle with it like a human would
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Kaliningrad will become its own island.
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Also in my coding testing o3 mini (free) is better than r1.
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