Namidairo

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by Namidairo 4y ago
I wonder if this would yield even better results if it were to be split into multiple tracks in the pre-processing stage with something like Demucs.[1] https://github.com/facebookresearch/demucs
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by Namidairo 4y ago
Well I remember the U6-LR being run by some people in 2.5G for giggles (requires driver replacement, so not stock firmware), so I wouldn't be surprised if the U6 Pro was capable too.
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by Namidairo 4y ago
A Chinese brand I looked at has most of their network equipment connect back via MQTT with TLS, for IoT things. Except the agent had a pretty obvious command runner on one of the message handlers. I was a little afraid to ask them whether i
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by Namidairo 4y ago
You're assuming that flash storage is the only thing to be concerned about in a secure boot scenario. Assuming that the platform is even secure boot capable, you'd blow a fuse or similar at the factory to put it into production mo
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by Namidairo 4y ago
I wasn't even aware that it was on GitHub, which I suppose is an issue in itself.
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by Namidairo 4y ago
Shouldn't the language and model inputs be dropdowns instead of text input? I'm going to hope/assume you're doing some sort of sanitisation on those inputs. Additionally, wouldn't you lose the language detection tha
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by Namidairo 4y ago
> Or is Google sending the message as `nso@MyCoolDomain.com via nso@gmail.com` (and exposing your Gmail address in replies)? Yeah the gmail account shows up in the headers as Return-path. Google don't DKIM sign it (there's a X-
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by Namidairo 4y ago
Even if the entire catalogue didn't fit on there, they mostly exist as edge caches , so stuffing the most popular/upcoming things on there and watching the hit rate is probably good enough to reduce most of the needless transit. T
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by Namidairo 4y ago
Presumably they don't want be responsible for the lives of any consumer drone operators that accidentally get their location uploaded.
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by Namidairo 4y ago
> A planned feature is to implement INT8 and INT4 support for the CodeGen models, which would let the models run with much less VRAM (~2x smaller for INT8 and ~4x for INT4) :) That would certainly put the larger models within reach of mo
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by Namidairo 4y ago
I would have thought that something like that would have been all offloaded to hardware or in a weird DSP assembly (Like how Qualcomm have their newer aptx codecs as Hexagon DSP code), but I see a LDAC decoder as a regular ARM object in the
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by Namidairo 4y ago
I wonder if this could stifle (hardware) use of the RFC Opus over A2DP vendor codec that was slowly coming together on Pipewire. (Which is kind of in the chicken-egg position where there's no hardware to receive it outside of other pip
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by Namidairo 4y ago
That sounds awfully like something OpenWISP should already be capable of.
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by Namidairo 4y ago
In theory the 2B model should be somewhere in between, whenever it gets fixed.
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by Namidairo 4y ago
Intel had GVT-g all the way up to 10th Gen Core, and then claim to have SR-IOV on some 11th Gen processors.
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by Namidairo 4y ago
I imagine the Docker situation might be better, 3 years on. Heck, there are even some arm-based retail routers shipping with docker support these days. (Well, in China at least...) Although I imagine one would have to choose between conne
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by Namidairo 4y ago
Nothing, really. As far as I can tell, they don't even care in the vendor test suite until you hit 12.0/13.0 EROFS is also a read-only filesystem, so there's a time and a place. Vendors should be fine to use F2FS for user dat
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by Namidairo 4y ago
I've had the suspicion that an attack like this has already been used in the past on a few Twitch/YouTube streamers. They possess a large corpus of training data (heck, some of them play typeracer on-screen.), and would no doubt h
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by Namidairo 4y ago
> These places have some of the worst-run IT departments on the planet. Reminds me of when the ATO didn't configure their SAN properly and lost... 1PB of data.
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by Namidairo 4y ago
Australians get really really antsy whenever the topic of National ID cards are brought up. I don't think anyone really expects a new government from either side to spend political capital on one, especially given the focus on cost of
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by Namidairo 4y ago
I've always been a little amused when I see an entire ESP32/ESP8266 or similar module just sitting on top of boards instead of being a part of it. I presume it's cost/complexity, but it's a weird thing that ends up
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by Namidairo 5y ago
> But the older MTK MIPS chips still seem to find a lot of new hardware releases. Yeah the MT7621 is still a popular choice at the lower-end. You'll see it bundled with a WiFi 6 radio sometimes too. You'll see the single-core M
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by Namidairo 5y ago
The claims that they had AWS keys in Slack are a little unsettling.
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by Namidairo 5y ago
They're shutting up shop and pulling all their builds soon. The assumption being YouTube may have finally sent a cease and desist.
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by Namidairo 5y ago
> Here we are today, waiting for the Steam Deck. Is that a figure of speech or a reference to the fact that the hardware preview coverage is dropping today (I believe)?
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by Namidairo 5y ago
> Speaking of Bluetooth, can anyone ELI5 to me why bidirectional Bluetooth audio (sound/microphone, i.e. headset mode) works so much better on Android than on Linux (PulseAudio/Pipewire)? People keep telling me that bidirection
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by Namidairo 5y ago
Really makes the 12.5k units in stock number (For the Pi 4 Model B 8gb) at RS Online look suspicious... I'm assuming it's just horribly out of date, or some terrible caching failure. Or just lies. https://au.rs-online.c
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by Namidairo 5y ago
> The issue is that Google is dropping all other functionality associated with the accounts, particularly purchases made using these accounts, FWIW, the small handful of people I've mentioned this to are indeed more concerned about
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by Namidairo 5y ago
I remember seeing the aforementioned API endpoint being used a while ago for some automatic chat translation. From what I remember, there was some minor rate-limiting that I hit once or twice while using it, which complicated things a littl
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by Namidairo 5y ago
The team photos double as the demo, that's neat. (Mouse over to see the depth colouring.) I presume something along these lines will make it's way to the Pixel 6 camera software, given the origin of the research and the onboard ed

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