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by a_c 1y ago
I was using the same setup to try to transcribe a sound track of a video. A 60s aac audio took me maybe 10 minutes. I'm on a apple M4 and ran `whisper audio.aac --model medium --fp16 False --language Japanese`. Wonder if I'm doi
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by a_c 1y ago
It is the simple things that is the hardest. If anything, having children revealed many of the mentioned. To me, having children is enlightenment
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by a_c 1y ago
If someone from celestia is reading this, the english documentation link is not working https://celestiaproject.space/cc/cel-guide-en (Accessed from https://celestiaproject.space/guides.html )
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by a_c 1y ago
"The Book of Eels" touched a lot of topics you mentioned, not sure about the witch bit though. It was published in 2020 so probably not the one you are looking for. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/519
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by a_c 1y ago
I used to have warm and sweaty hands. Since I picked up bouldering I realised everyone is using chalk but I hardly sweat in my hands (I still sweat). My hands felt colder, and I don’t feel thirsty that if I don’t drink enough water it trigg
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by a_c 1y ago
It feels like reading news nowadays. Lots of noise, nothing relevant.
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by a_c 1y ago
The 2013 me wouldn’t make any sense out of this article. I’m glad the Theseus ship worked a fair bit on me
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by a_c 1y ago
I have used ddg for many years. But I think the search results were too irrelevant to me most of the time now I have moved on
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by a_c 1y ago
Missionary as founder, mercenary as employee, everyone happy
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by a_c 1y ago
Use the very fund to feed generated contents to LLM crawler is the only right move
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by a_c 1y ago
I have the book around for several years. Time to flip it open before my children do lol Thanks for the wise words!
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by a_c 1y ago
Any recommendation how to start learning repairing a car? I have absolutely zero experience. A friend of mine said just learn to change a tyre first and I have been procrastinating since.
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by a_c 1y ago
I like your page. Wish more web pages are like that. Would you ship to the UK when open to order again?
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by a_c 1y ago
You first start using a hammer well, and then internalizing when to use a hammer. Most are now getting excited about the new shinny hammer. Few knows hammer is not for everything. Some will never know. It has always been the case. Microserv
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by a_c 1y ago
I don’t know if fine tuning works. But if it doesn’t, then are we assuming the underlying weights are optimal? At what point do we determine that a network is properly “trained” and any subsequent training is “fine tuning”.
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by a_c 1y ago
Smile more, you will be happier. On how long to know if a job is right, it depends how much you know what you are looking for.
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by a_c 1y ago
Neuro network mimics human brain, what fires together wires together. X mimics human psychology (still brain). Call it halo effect, appeal to authority, selection bias. Some say it is a bug, some say it is a feature, a feature in decision m
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by a_c 2y ago
Rules are like abstraction of a software library, or OKR of a team. It is for people to follow with good enough result. But the abstraction need to be constantly reviewed, by library author, team leader, and legislative body to be useful an
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by a_c 2y ago
While I'm not going to make any food according to the recipes yet, the recipes gave me good chuckle. I'm always amazed by the creativity people have, a feeling that dissipates the moment I know something is AI generated. Comprehen
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by a_c 2y ago
Nice app! I wonder if there is a piano version
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by a_c 2y ago
I'm getting "Failed to load video player"
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by a_c 2y ago
I'm saving this comment just so I know what cheese to try next time
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by a_c 2y ago
Would love to have someone knowledgeable share why carbon capture is more viable than planting trees. I always thought the idea we need technology to capture carbon is silly, but never bothered enough to research more on it
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by a_c 2y ago
There is a pathway for every possible configuration. It doesn’t dictate whether a configuration is optimal. Maybe the laryngeal nerve isn’t that bad. But that doesn’t guarantee all anatomy and physiology optimal
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by a_c 2y ago
There is no grand design in biology. If something ain’t broke, evolution ain’t going to fix it. Retina in mammals facing backwards that gives rise to blind spot is one example. The laryngeal nerve that goes all the way down aorta and back u
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by a_c 2y ago
They have only realised the leaving part. They haven’t committed to the being a better European country part. Regulations, tax, government spending, immigration are no better than leaving the EU. They have so much potential if the Tory didn
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by a_c 2y ago
We need a tarpit that feed AI their own hallucination. Make the habsburg dynasty of AI a reality
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by a_c 2y ago
Reducing sugar consumption has long term health benefit, reduce medical cost, and might reduce consumption of plastic bottle. Anyone explored regulating/taxing sugar before?
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by a_c 2y ago
This post is absurd. Just because people starting measure the wrong stuff, number of PRs, number of lines of code, check in counts, etc, doesn't automatically conclude that the act of measuring is superfluous. If the act of measuring i
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by a_c 2y ago
I didn't understand when I first moved to the UK. The dessert here is really sweet. I don't understand how people are able to eat that. How can things be tasty when it is that sweet. They are off putting.

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