Hakkin

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by Hakkin 3y ago
I tried to do Japanese -> English for multiple audio snippets using the Seamless huggingface demo and all of them output complete gibberish. Really makes me question how many of the languages they claim to "support" are actuall
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by Hakkin 3y ago
> a way to browse all the posts of a given person, without the text and comments being truncated etc You simply have to click the link to the full post. To browse all archived direct posts, you can use this URL: < https://we
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by Hakkin 3y ago
Lots of image "optimizing" CDNs will return WEBP images even if the URL specifies JPG, as long as the browser indicates support in the Accept header. As far as I know Chrome (nor Firefox) will "convert" images from one f
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by Hakkin 3y ago
True, I suppose the utility is slightly different. The trick in the OP article is definitely neat.
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by Hakkin 3y ago
Alternatively: https://www.sqlite.org/sqldiff.html
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by Hakkin 3y ago
You should be able to work around this by changing the "Homepage and new windows" setting from "Blank Page" to "Custom URL" and setting it to "about:newtab", and then change "New tabs" to &q
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by Hakkin 3y ago
That's true, but low query latency doesn't mean much if you have to do a full table scan for your query. Some thought still needs to be put into how the clients will query the data, so it's really not as simple as just "
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by Hakkin 3y ago
Even if you "skip the API" you still have to think about access patterns for the data, otherwise client-side query performance is going to be abysmal. You would basically have to define your "API" via what indexes you cr
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by Hakkin 3y ago
Firefox has a built-in method to get around context menu blocking by holding down the "shift" key while right clicking. I wish there were similar built-in overrides for things like blocking selecting text and copying, you commonly
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by Hakkin 3y ago
I think the limiting factor is that there's no way to split the single JSON document out into all its paths and values in a way that SQLite can index it. There's `json_each` and `json_tree` but there's no way to generate a (d
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by Hakkin 3y ago
The "custom port" option in the config creator just sets the endpoint port to use for Wireguard. It has nothing to do with port forwarding.
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by Hakkin 3y ago
Certainly not making any claims of the legitimacy, just providing the original sources. There doesn't seem to be any attribution besides the anonymous account. The Chinese subtitles in the first demonstration claim "further effort
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by Hakkin 3y ago
The source[0] seems to be the Douyin (TikTok) user 炼丹师阿翔[1], who also posted a different LK-99 demonstration video[2] a few days ago that shows similar results to previous demonstrations by other researchers. [0] https://www.douy
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by Hakkin 3y ago
This page isn't accurate to their new upgraded infrastructure (mid-splits, DOCSIS 4.0) they've gradually been rolling out over the last year or so. Currently only available in certain areas and limited to their rented xFi modems,
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by Hakkin 3y ago
I'm not necessarily saying I believe it's real, I'm still on the fence, but if anything, the in-fighting for credit from the researchers almost makes it more credible for me. Why would they be so desperate for credit if the
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by Hakkin 3y ago
It seems odd to make some distinction between HTML or RSS and a JSON endpoint. If anything, the JSON endpoint is actually more human readable than the HTML or RSS output, you just have an "arbitrary application" that happens to un
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by Hakkin 3y ago
Well, the obvious ones are of course Min and Max functions, which is resolved with this. Other ones I commonly find myself wanting to use with integers would be math.Abs and math.Pow I guess. Otherwise they are mostly functions useful with
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by Hakkin 3y ago
That doesn't seem to be true, unless I'm misunderstanding something. https://go.dev/play/p/ymM0tD3aGYg?v=gotip Obviously these sample functions don't take into account all the intricacies of float m
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by Hakkin 3y ago
Huh, I'm glad to see generic Min/Max functions, but the fact that they're built-ins is a little odd to me. I would have expected them to put a generic math library into the stdlib instead. The fact the stdlib math package onl
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by Hakkin 3y ago
I personally haven't experienced many of those issues. I also don't use their first party client though, just standalone Wireguard, so I can't speak to the quality of that. The only time I've had connection issues really
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by Hakkin 3y ago
I would think it would be extremely difficult to provide residential IPs in a privacy-preserving way, from what I've heard most services that offer them are quite sketchy in how they go about "acquiring" those IPs. The very n
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by Hakkin 3y ago
It seems to be a widespread misconception amongst commercial VPN users that port forwarding is required for torrents to work. While port forwarding can be beneficial in certain situations, as you said, it's certainly not a requirement,
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by Hakkin 3y ago
As a 10+ year paying Mullvad customer, it hasn't changed my experience using the product at all, and I recently deposited another years worth of credit. While I did occasionally use port forwarding, it certainly wasn't a "mus
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by Hakkin 3y ago
> I wish this feature was on more mice Logitech owns a patent[0] on this mechanism which prevents it from being incorporated in other products (without licensing it). [0] https://patents.google.com/patent/US201102278
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by Hakkin 4y ago
Quoting from the paper, The only training required in our method is to con- struct linear models that map fMRI signals to each LDM component, and no training or fine-tuning of deep-learning models is needed. ... To const
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by Hakkin 4y ago
Briefly reading the paper, it seems they trained 2 models (using data from different stages in the visual cortex) to generate latent vectors for both the visual and textual representations of the fMRA data, then feed those into Stable Diffu
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by Hakkin 4y ago
In this specific case I agree, since the model may be overfitted, it seems like it's currently just a glorified object classifier based on what was in the training data, but the fact that it works at all may indicate that the underlyin
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by Hakkin 4y ago
I'm definitely not an expert in this subject, but even if the model is overfitted, doesn't the fact that it can pull out the similar images at all give credit to the idea that a larger, non-overfitted model could actually work as
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by Hakkin 4y ago
I was really impressed that it seems to be doing everything locally in the browser, but I see once you start trying to do more complex visualizations it POSTs the dataset to the cloud. Still neat.
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by Hakkin 4y ago
You can scrape anything you see in the UI (and sometimes stuff you cannot see). Twitter makes almost no effort to stop people from using their internal APIs, which is why them saying discontinuing the free public API is to stop malicious bo

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