heliophobicdude

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Splatter Image: Ultra-Fast Single-View 3D Reconstruction(szymanowiczs.github.io)
151 points by heliophobicdude 3y ago|42 comments
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Great work!! Question for the authors, are there opportunities, where they exist, to not use optimization or tuning methods for reconstructing a model of a scene? We are refining efficient ways of rendering a view of a scene from these mode
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
The title is missing the key word "real-time" like in the paper title. Optimization was one of the biggest bottlenecks. This will unlock fast, reconstruction on more types of hardware, more efficiently. GS also is a great compress
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
This is excellent! A similar paper from Meta was published two days ago on Avatars too https://shunsukesaito.github.io/rgca/ Here's the discussion for it(empty as of right now): https://news.ycombinator
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Gaussian Head Avatar: Ultra High-Fidelity Head Avatar via Dynamic Gaussians(huggingface.co)
1 points by heliophobicdude 3y ago|0 comments
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GPT-4-turbo preliminary benchmark results on code-editing(aider.chat)
74 points by heliophobicdude 3y ago|91 comments
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FCC Permits Low Power Device Operations in 6 GHz Band(fcc.gov)
3 points by heliophobicdude 3y ago|0 comments
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Here is the discussion for the other recent paper by some of them on 4D Gaussian Splatting https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37905601
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Thank you so much for the response! This is really good info!
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
When did The Verge start paywalling? https://archive.ph/nygAO
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Perhaps not smarter but filtering seemingly computed or non-derived answers in demonstration data. Also include demonstrations that show steps leading up to a computation in a format for a runtime to parse and execute the computation. Simil
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Ah, I see. This isn't necessarily virtualizing the static weights but the variable -sized and data dependent key value caches. These caches are built up as you go through the sequence of tokens. Makes sense. How doesn't paging wor
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Will that stop abuse when you determine to release stock-damaging news after you had planned a scheduled sell?
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
If anyone from Clubhouse is reading this, or any entrepreneurs in this space, it's soooo hard managing whether or not I can get my friends into a new platform if some or all have conceptions that they would need an invite in order to u
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
The biggest distinction in architecture between BERT and GPT is that BERT looks both ways from a given token. This helps give context to a token. This is what made BERT great at the time because the surrounding text, before and after, could
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Will the new iPhones' USB-C ports support connectivity with AR glasses? My current AR glasses work with my iPad but an iPhone would be ideal!
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
I thought for a second you were referring to the original post with the edit
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
I've been live following this thread: https://twitter.com/iris_igb/status/1685731177523449856
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Has there been any serious discussion about using GitHub for peer reviews? Specifically the pull request functionality?
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
The benchmark I care about the most for my development workflow is on structured output. Paul Gauthier made this benchmark [1] to measure correct git diffs. If you ask GPT-4 for help with your code, it can output a change in a git diff more
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
p5.48xlarge $98.32/hr
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
This thread is about IDEA but I wish there was more awareness about the serious performance issues in CLion. I have to spend over 30 minutes for the refactor-> extract method to prompt me what I would like to name my method. Then another
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
The title is funny to me. We should consider a new computation complexity class for LLMs. Let's call the ones that can be solved with a prompt, Promptable. For the problems that we cannot reliably solve with a single prompt yet, let&#x
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Seems like a system prompt for the UI version. Welcome addition!
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
I use Google Flights for most except for SouthWest.com directly for their flights. jsx.com for the small niche rides on a small jet Unrelated: rome2rio.com for the whole picture including last mile to and from airports
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
I've heard from a friend that they use GitLab's built-in management system [1]. It might not be worth paying them just for this feature though... 1: https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/operations/incident_managemen
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
Wired article said development will take a number of months. Perhaps we shall ask Barb?
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
I'm really excited about Gemini. It's supposed to have some sort of planning and problem solving ability[2][3]. If it is like Tree of Thoughts [1], then I'm so hyped! Also take a peek at which institution most of the ToT auth
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
I recently found an article by Apple explaining how they optimized a transformer to work on Apple Neural Engine [1]. This was before their recent hardware refresh with 192 GB unified memory upgrade. Apple could have a real chance to push th
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by heliophobicdude 3y ago
If Emad tweeted this image [1] made with SDXL, then text in image could possibly better! 1: https://twitter.com/emostaque/status/1671885525639380992

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