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by bhouston 2mo ago
Could it just be neural translation? It existed since the mid 2010s.
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by bhouston 2mo ago
It seems that llama.app is a direct competitor to ollama.com I can understand the desire for the llama.cpp project to want to own the end user relationship, it is true that previous to this they were a tool provider and not really owning th
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by bhouston 2mo ago
Your claim here is wrong: > 2. The State of NY files for a temporary restraining order requiring Kalshi to halt trading nationally, not just in NY. The State of New York did *NOT* file a temporary restraining order, neither in NY or nati
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by bhouston 2mo ago
AI slop vaporware.
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by bhouston 2mo ago
Sorry this reads as if the founders currently have no clue how eyeglasse frames are made. They are proposing a 3d printing workflow but all eyeglass frames are made of metal with screw holes and hinge pieces and usually additional material
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by bhouston 2mo ago
I view it as Epic Games is divesting from forums that centre human creators of art. I have my personal feeling as to why this is and it isn’t great for human artists…
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Kitbash Acquires Artstation and Sketchfab from Epic Games(twitter.com)
3 points by bhouston 2mo ago|2 comments
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Gemini is Cooked but GCP is Cooking(newsletter.semianalysis.com)
6 points by bhouston 2mo ago|0 comments
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by bhouston 2mo ago
TL;DR summary: The drug cut inflammation markers (IL-6, CRP) as intended but didn't reduce cardiovascular events or deaths versus placebo. This undermines the "inflammation causes atherosclerosis" thesis.
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A Promising Heart Drug Fails, Challenging a Long-Held Theory of Disease(nytimes.com)
4 points by bhouston 2mo ago|1 comments
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by bhouston 2mo ago
Been working on adding support for Gaussian Splats directly in ThreeJS specifically for WebGPU: https://ben3d.ca/blog/gaussian-splatting-for-threejs This PR was merged yesterday morning so the August ThreeJS release wi
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by bhouston 2mo ago
The improved efficiency is great! The Apple Neo was still 2x faster for graphics and around 1.4x faster for single core cpu. And remember the Apple Neo is running an iPhone CPU that is much slower than the M series. It is strange that this
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by bhouston 2mo ago
Modern systems are complex. AI is able to thoroughly search for issues across very large surface areas. The only real way to protect will be to use AI to search for holes before other AIs find them. This type of analysis is really hard f
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Three.js gets native support for Gaussian Splatting(ben3d.ca)
3 points by bhouston 2mo ago|0 comments
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by bhouston 2mo ago
Weird given how much Oracle has bet on AI, both in terms of data centres and in terms of layoffs.
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Adding Native Gaussian Splatting Support to ThreeJS(ben3d.ca)
3 points by bhouston 2mo ago|0 comments
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Kellogg says it's removing artificial dyes from cereals by the end of this year(apnews.com)
3 points by bhouston 2mo ago|3 comments
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by bhouston 2mo ago
FYI I find that Whisper is far from the best transcription models out there as well. I did a bunch of testing and I found that Assembly AI's transcription models are significant better than Whisper and even ElevenLabs. I guess I now
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by bhouston 2mo ago
Toronto Canada startup btw.
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by bhouston 3mo ago
Nice! I did something similar to HDR/EXR/Ultra JPEG images here: https://hdrify.ben3d.ca/?image=%2Fexamples%2Fmoonless_golf_1...
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by bhouston 3mo ago
Isn't the ocean filled with salt and already knows how to biologically degrade fish? I sort of think that you could deposit this at sea somehow, just need to spread it out sufficiently. I am sure I am overlooking something that would
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by bhouston 3mo ago
Very authentic almost down to the pixel. I love it! Btw default buttons like OK should have a thick black outline. Also windows UIs loved group boxes and radio buttons and checkboxes. I notice those are missing. Also it seems that the dro
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by bhouston 3mo ago
The consumer desktop market is screwed with really high hard disk and memory prices and GPU prices. Premium desktops are a dead market.
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by bhouston 3mo ago
512 threads and 1GB of on chip cache. Love it!
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by bhouston 3mo ago
I bet it has multiple times but as part of white hate security testing.
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by bhouston 3mo ago
> This is science fiction, these models don't have access to their own weights A bet a worm could pull along a 1GB file with weights in it and run it on a compromised machine, but luckily for us for now, 1GB isn't really enough
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by bhouston 3mo ago
We are sort of lucky that AIs right now require so much specialized compute+weight storage that we can easily "unplug" them remotely when they misbehave. I wonder if that will always be something we can do? If they could bring th
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Reporting Web 3D Capabilities on a Budget of $3 a Month(ben3d.ca)
15 points by bhouston 3mo ago|1 comments
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My C and Assembler 3D Real Time Renderer from 1997(ben3d.ca)
5 points by bhouston 3mo ago|0 comments
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Rendering Real-Time 3D Before GPUs(ben3d.ca)
4 points by bhouston 3mo ago|0 comments

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