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by knaik94 4y ago
I have heard the opposite about Maitland Jones from people that have taken a course with them.
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This reminds me how I was introduced to this topic, the St Petersburg paradox. It was after a discrete 2 final. The professor heard us talking about a competition from our Quant finance club and decided to ask us this problem. Essentially a
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I agree with you, that conclusion does make the most sense. From reading articles about what recent directors that work with him said, he was aware of his difficulties but was genuinely optimistic. Celebrities unfortunately can have their c
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I wonder when AI will reach a point where it can reasonably detect and classify more esoteric forms of humor. Deadpan humor is very difficult to explain to a computer, the reason it is funny is because the delivery sounds like it is not a j
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by knaik94 4y ago
I think "the algorithm" is the only reason Youtube is popular at all. It's also the reason Tiktok became popular. "The algorithm" more than anything else explains both Youtube's popularity for long form content
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by knaik94 4y ago
I see more clearly where you are coming from. I agree, we are looking at mostly the same conclusion from different perspectives. But "the algorithm" isn't a straw-man argument. I am saying viewers vs subscribers is a false di
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He was diagnosed with expressive aphasia not dementia. There are no clear public examples that show he suffers from any sort of dementia. The cause of his aphasia has not been shared, but a joint statement was released on a family member&#x
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by knaik94 4y ago
I think this will move the industry forward as a whole but I can't imagine this being very popular for most actors. Actors get new job opportunities using a portfolio of previous work. Deepfake technology is advancing but there still s
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by knaik94 4y ago
"If you are in Australia, the European Union (EU), European Economic Area (EEA), Switzerland, or the United Kingdom, you may be asked to verify your age to watch age-restricted videos." This change was due to EU laws. The US does
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Maybe I have a different understanding of how people use YT but everyone in my circle has a YT account because they have a gmail account and therefore subscribe and actively watch things based on that. Because gmail has become the standard
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The update is more crazy than the initial flagging. Youtube went back and doubled down saying the video violates their "sex and nudity policy". This is a channel that uploads how a speedrunning record was set https://tw
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YouTube threatens to cut down investments in Korea over ‘network usage fee’ bill(m.koreaherald.com)
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32TB https://wiki.archiveteam.org/index.php/Library_Genesis
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One very valuable resource that I frequent is a subreddit called datahoarder. The idea is to be your own library essentially. There are many guides that have been written up over the years, along with links to tools and best practices regar
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Harmonai's Dance Diffusion, MIT Licensed AI Audio Generation Tool(wandb.ai)
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I've been thinking about this after having read https://www.nngroup.com/articles/participation-inequality/ again recently. That research was shared in 2006/9. They didn't quantify a upvote/rewa
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I have experienced no such limitation and never see it myself. Googling shows me the current policy is rate limiting accounts when they "post too many low-quality comments and/or get involved in flamewars." https:/&#x2F
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by knaik94 4y ago
In a pool of 700+ comments, yeah. Especially if they feel like no one else commenting is representing their point of view.
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I think this is another example of the very common pattern of 90% of the contributions in online discourse come from 10% of the population with 90% of post coming from a 1% minority of the overall population. It's not unusual at all.
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I came across it during a silent/instrumental portion in the song I was testing. I asked only because I am curious how frequently the error might show up, I don't expect it to be very common. It's looking at phrase level inst
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by knaik94 4y ago
It seems far from good with mixed language content, especially with English and Japanese together. The timestamps are far from perfect. It's far from perfect. It's nowhere close to human for the more ambiguous translations that de
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Did you try translating them to english? I want to see if you get a similar error as me with a random phrase "Translated by Releska" showing up.
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I got a super weird results with the 'medium' and language Japanese (with a --task translate). The song is False Sympathy by Mondo Grosso. "[01:17.000 --> 01:32.000] Translated by Releska" when using the translate to
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by knaik94 4y ago
I have never seen software or receivers that drops the center channel instead of doing a proper downmix. The exception is when the user has incorrectly set up the speakers to identify as 5.1 when they have only a 2.0 or 2.1 setup.
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I dislike thing angle because it pushes the narrative that art is more about the style than about the message. I value are because of how it makes me feel. Original works by artists are always going to have value due to the scarcity. To me
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by knaik94 4y ago
Another reason that I can think of is that many people are watching content at a increased playback rate. I personally limit that to education content because for things like comedy it can mess with pacing. But I have friends that have used
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Most of them add a not insignificant amount of noise to the sound. It's really obvious when you use compare the sound from a headphone jack with to the sound of the usb c or USBc to 3.5mn adapter on the same phone/tablet/comp
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Developer-oriented emulator for TI-84 Plus CE / TI-83 Premium CE calculators(github.com)
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Honestly, I hadn't come across the lattice method until you mentioned it. I would strongly argue that it hinders learning because it's hard to draw an association between the numbers you are writing down and how the lattice method
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Given the first polynomial, when asked to solve it, there's an implied "for x" attached to the question. Even in higher level math you assume you're solving for a variable. When writing an equation without a solution, yo

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