Shorel

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by Shorel 1y ago
Of course there are music models that let you edit and remix music, just add a bit of Audacity: https://github.com/adefossez/demucs
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by Shorel 1y ago
The world will wait for the Deepseek version.
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by Shorel 1y ago
Whoever says this has never washed laundry by hand =)
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by Shorel 2y ago
This looks awesome! I'm really want to start playing with some C++23 in the future.
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by Shorel 2y ago
People don't have such hindsight. And we can't ask them to have it, as it is impossible to predict the future with such accuracy. Without RMS swinging hard one way and without Amazon swinging hard the other way, we would not have
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by Shorel 2y ago
Way too many "coders" now do that. I put the quotes because I automatically lose respect over any vibe coder. This is a dystopian nightmare in the making. At some point only a very few select people will actually understand enough
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by Shorel 2y ago
Good call, I started using it a few months ago, and now it is something I can't live without.
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by Shorel 2y ago
I don't see it as crushing the search engines. I use the LLMs to find the right search terms, and that combination makes search engines much more useful. LLM by themselves give me very superficial explanations that don't answer wh
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by Shorel 2y ago
I still use search engines, and not ChatGPT or any LLM as my primary behaviour. Of course, I have used Phind and other LLMs, and the results sometimes are useful, but in general the information they give back feels like a summary written fo
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by Shorel 2y ago
The screen can be understood, screens just work, and without physical damage, they keep working. But the battery degrades even if it is not being used. For whatever reason, you are misinforming people here.
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by Shorel 2y ago
The original article by Moore says: "The complexity for minimum component costs has increased at a rate of roughly a factor of two per year. Certainly over the short term this rate can be expected to continue, if not to increase."
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by Shorel 2y ago
Returning to lowering prices per transistor each generation is not failing.
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by Shorel 2y ago
What Moore said in the paper was about cost per transistor. It got misinterpreted during the 90s, that's all.
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by Shorel 2y ago
> So was Moore's law dead 20 years ago? Clearly not. Agree. It is only 'dead' because Moore's law is about the cost per transistor, and Nvidia wants to keep that price constant. Double the transistors? Double the pric
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by Shorel 2y ago
En búlgaro, el equivalente a *"tocayo"* (una persona que tiene el mismo nombre que otra) no tiene una traducción exacta de una sola palabra, pero se puede expresar de varias maneras: 1. *"съименник" (suimennik)* – Es el
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by Shorel 2y ago
I tried the same with another foreign language. Every native speaker have told the answers are crap.
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by Shorel 2y ago
Why not? There is no “bother” here. The mouse has a cable, the cable goes to the back of the tower with USB or PS/2. And I have one more USB port to plug other stuff.
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by Shorel 2y ago
>> no LLM should ever output a url that gives a 404 error. How hard can it be? Very easy. We can replace the error handler with a bullshit generator, and these people will be satisfied, as the whole idea is bullshit by the way.
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by Shorel 2y ago
I needed to search if bullish is a positive or a negative expectation. https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/investing/bullish-vs-bear... The current discussion about LLMs guarantees that both positive and negative e
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by Shorel 2y ago
I am using an USB-to-PS/2 adapter right now. My mouse is a Logitech MX-500, which is the last model I have with PS/2 support, the next model MX-510 was USB only. The motherboard is an MSI B550 TOMAHAWK, the computer was assembled
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by Shorel 2y ago
It depends on the hardware. The laptop I use for DJ doesn't have a dedicated GPU. I also use open source, preferring demucs over spleeter. In my experience spleeter requires huge amounts of memory, my DJ laptop only has 16GB of RAM, an
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by Shorel 2y ago
Stemming takes about 15 seconds for a 3 minute song. And most DJ software downloads the entire song in a few seconds, then generates the display waveforms, and so on, and then you can play the song. So "realtime" and "streami
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by Shorel 2y ago
I tested it with my Hercules Inpulse 500 and it works beautifully.
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by Shorel 2y ago
> but nobody will ever have to re-write GIMP from scratch IMO, they should If current trends follow, GIMP and Photoshop replacement will be a web application like Pixlr and Photopea.
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by Shorel 2y ago
Awesome find. This really means: Assembly language faster than C. And faster than Rust. Assembly can be very fast.
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by Shorel 2y ago
Still not enough. Not only that, still very far away from being good enough. An opinionated AI trying to convince me his way of doing things is the one true way and my way is not the right way, that's the stuff of nightmares. Give it a
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by Shorel 2y ago
The answer on how to implement Fibonacci is so simple that it is used for coding interviews. Any difficult problem will take the focus out of coding and into the problem itself. See also fizz-buzz, which it is even simpler, and people still
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by Shorel 2y ago
Definitely not true in my experience. Want to describe your issues with CMake? Maybe the community can help you.
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by Shorel 2y ago
They choose 37 =)
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by Shorel 2y ago
In mathematical training you learn how to prove the other proofs yourself. It's not an #include <proof> kind of thing, someone else wrote the proof already and you should believe the proof is right. No, you need to understand the

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