deltaburnt

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by deltaburnt 3y ago
Mirror worlds are a pretty common effect you'll see in NeRFs. Otherwise you would need a significantly more complex view dependent feature rendered onto a flat surface.
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by deltaburnt 3y ago
Yep, though the layered mesh post processing is nice because most consumer hardware at this point is pretty good at rendering plain ol meshes. The big challenge for mass adoption of nerfs/gsplats techniques will be getting them running
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by deltaburnt 3y ago
Sounds kind of similar to https://augmentedperception.github.io/deepviewvideo/
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by deltaburnt 3y ago
Put another way, is it possible these actions led to a >$27m increase in profits? That's a 0.1% increase for that quarter, so maybe not so far fetched. If so then it was financially advantageous to break the law.
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by deltaburnt 3y ago
I'm not familiar with insulin dosing, but I'm guessing a sharp 10x jump should warrant my app telling me to go to the hospital? I'd expect medical devices like this to have a last line of defence safety check against bugs. Ba
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by deltaburnt 3y ago
Is the TUI better than just sending the results through fzf? For me the configurability and flexibility of fzf would be hard to compete with.
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by deltaburnt 3y ago
I've been burned too many times by streaming services: 1. Removing entire series/movies 2. Removing specific episodes in a series 3. Making changes to content (e.g. Scrubs and its soundtrack) 4. Only having the inferior quality ve
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by deltaburnt 3y ago
That's interesting, I found it actually helps with my sleep. As it wears off (around the end of the work day) I feel pretty tired. Plus I no longer need to drink coffee to get through the day, so I think the lack of caffeine helps too.
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by deltaburnt 3y ago
Huh heard this before about caffeine but not sugar, that might explain why I'm an absolute sugar fiend. I'm just very lucky that my blood sugar isn't through the roof somehow.