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by goeiedaggoeie 3mo ago
in video/image space most code we deal with day to day is still C, lots more rust plugins in gstreamer ecosystem, but 90%+ still C
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by goeiedaggoeie 11mo ago
https://github.com/spsingh37/Classical-computer-vision spend some time to understand how CV worked before deep learning transformed it in 2012->2014. lots of those techniques are still useful
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by goeiedaggoeie 11mo ago
Still has a way to go, but very exciting.
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
darn pirates should run the content through a super resolution model!
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
Netflix also has a huge incentive to not use h265 and h264, licensing cost.
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
entropy comes for us all
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
Surely there is a scale limit to how big the application can be using this approach.
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
>> People created AbstractFactoryFactoryBuilders not because they wanted to, I don't think this is accurate. people created factories like this because they were limited by interface bounds in the languages they were coding in a
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
I find that these area all pretty bad with more advanced code still, especially once FFI comes into play. Small chunks ok, but even when working with specification (think some ISO standard from video) and working on something simple (eg a s
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
our city has no bio waste. we make all our own dried fruit, eat mostly fresh from market (so little to no plastic for our veggies), but an immense amount of organic waste.
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
it allows us to get all our organic and bio plastic waste for a big family with pets, including most bones once we have cooked stock from it, in a compost heap in the city. we tried composting before and the volume of organic waste we produ
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
Space is the main reason. We live in the city and the amount of organic waste we (family of 4 + numerous pets) produce is staggering. additionally meat attracts animals. This I run an overnight cycle and I can add it to my compost heap and
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
if you using CV to track the player, the ball etc from a broadcast it is fine, the scoreboard however not so straight forward. fwiw, doing CV from broadcast for accurate scoring of sports is neigh near impossible due to edges, but human in
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
great post. I posted in this thread above about using a Lomi to convert our organic waste into organic fertilizer (along with a worm farm), a and cultivating nitrogin fixing bacteria with our outdoor fish pond and a flood and drain system.
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
We use a Lomi to convert our organic waste into compost I can add to my worm farm and then from the worm farm, mix with outdoor soil and grow in that. A automated a flood and drain system with our fish and cultivate nitrogen fixing bacteria
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
I think you misunderstand that case "compiled its scores and statistics by employing people to listen or watch the games, then enter the scores on the computer which transmits the scores to STATS' on-line service, to be sent out t
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
Reading the scoreboard from a TV screen and selling that data is restricted in many jurisdictions. This work is pretty naive I think.
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by goeiedaggoeie 1y ago
Things like camera intrinsics and extrinsics are not fixed. 1000 bytes seems small to me given the amount of processing in modern cameras to create a raw image. I could easily imagine storing more information like focus point, other potenti
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
As an Akamai user I already serve all my DASH traffic (video) over http3. Akamai itself return to origin only supports http 1.1 LL-HLS forces me use HTTP2. The problem here is Akamai really in only supporting HTTP1.1 to the origin. Cloudfa
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
I write a fair bit of rust/c for my day job. Do you find zig easier than the ffi interface in Rust?
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
hahahaha. this is such a joke.
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
Exactly. gpu's have become too profitable and of strategic importance, to not see several deep pocketed existing technology companies invest more and try and acquire market share. there is a mini moat here with cuda and existing work,
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
setenv and getenv have never been thread safe, why the concern with it now?
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
This is very nice. I has to convert a bitmask to svg and was wishing to skip the intermediatary step so looked around for papers about segmentation models outputting svg and found this one https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.05
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
Yes, conductivity is pretty useless over time.
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
more tricky frequently because you need to measure the moisture for each plant as maintainance is difficult without, but this is generally the most efficient low cost method in very arid regions from what I have seen (dad is prof in the fie
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
you don't need anything fancy for drip, a small hole in the pipe and a timer on your pump is is generally enough. If you really want to go fancy you can isolate the system and use moisture sensors, which are cheap.
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
pricing is the exercise of determining value, even in a non monetary economy (think barter or contribution) you still need to price the value of materials and time. obviously money creates secondary effects which are not related to value du
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
A key problem with unfettered capitalism is the tragedy of the commons. If left alone rogue/selfish actors will destroy that which belongs to all of us and is required to live (see nature). How do you propose to solve this without &quo
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by goeiedaggoeie 2y ago
even if we restructure everything to meet human basic needs, pricing will still be part of the equation. finite resources means value has to be attached to materials.

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