mkaic

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by mkaic 5y ago
I'm a big fan of Corridor. One of my goals if I can get this working well would be to reach out to them and see if they'd want to test it out, actually! I'm super excited and getting closer every week to making the thing act
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OpenCV-Python Tutorials(opencv-python-tutroals.readthedocs.io)
1 points by mkaic 5y ago|0 comments
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by mkaic 6y ago
They waste time and lower information density, and also, for the few people who do notice them, they get very irritating. Getting rid of filler words where natural is pretty standard practice for longer-form videos.
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by mkaic 6y ago
Oh, makes sense. I do know improved dense mesh editing performance is on the roadmap for 3.1 - 3.3 era, so at least there's that :)
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by mkaic 6y ago
Hi HN! 5 months ago I posted here asking about where I could learn about ML, and got some great recommendations. This is my first blog post about what I've done since then. My model isn't an MVP yet, but it's very close, and
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My quest to replace green screen with ML(nomoregreenscreen.com)
2 points by mkaic 6y ago|3 comments
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by mkaic 6y ago
This is superb. Obviously it's just a tech demo, but I'm optimistic for 3D printed houses in general in the near future. Exciting stuff!
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by mkaic 6y ago
Totally agree. Blender does feel a little thinly-spread at times. In being ultra-flexible it's also not quite fully featured in many of its workflows. For someone like me, who just does generalist and VFX work, it's fantastic, but
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by mkaic 6y ago
Maybe for a very specific workflow, but you don't need paid addons to be productive in general. I've put together quite a few massive projects quickly in Blender without spending a cent -- I'm sure those addons are extremely
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by mkaic 6y ago
Viewport performance is one of the several major improvements demoed in the linked video by Brecht!
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by mkaic 6y ago
jan Misali makes excellent content! Most of what I know about linguistics I learned from him!
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by mkaic 6y ago
Reminds me of the characters Raava and Vaatu from Nickelodeon's Legend of Korra. I love how crisp and sharp the lines are, and the amount of detail is spectacular!
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by mkaic 6y ago
This is super interesting, would be awesome to have this implemented in, say, Blender and other common 3D software. Exciting stuff!
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by mkaic 6y ago
I highly recommend the YouTube channel PBS Space Time's coverage of this, it's informative, well organized, and accessible even to someone like me who doesn't have any background in physics.
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by mkaic 6y ago
It seems absolutely wild to me that there are cases where you can prune 90% of neurons and still get a functional network out the other side. I'm definitely interested in experimenting with some of these techniques myself soon!
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by mkaic 6y ago
Excellent write-up, I learned some new things today!
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by mkaic 6y ago
Atomic Pi is pretty darn close, though it's twice the size. Severely underrate SBC imo
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by mkaic 6y ago
Happy Atomic Pi customer here, and their lack of popularity confuses me too. Even comes with wifi out of the box! :P
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by mkaic 6y ago
except even in that ridiculous scenario, you still actually get the car. you can physically own it, and nobody else owns it, and it is the only copy of the object. Makes me think that NFTs are even more crazy, because images are incredibl
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by mkaic 6y ago
I highly recommend midi keyboard + synthesia
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by mkaic 6y ago
Just finished the course and couldn't agree more. Everything seemingly is faster with matrices!
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by mkaic 6y ago
So cool!!
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by mkaic 6y ago
Have you looked at the stuff Ian Hubert makes with Blender? I’d definitely classify the kind of work he does with blender as indie cg golden age. Seriously, though, Blender is incredible, and I really really enjoy using it frequently on my
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by mkaic 6y ago
I just learned backprop for the first time a week ago and doing exactly what you described, working it out by hand, was absolutely invaluable. There's something about being able to visualize what my code is doing on a sheet of paper th
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by mkaic 6y ago
thank you for this clear and instructive write up! i appreciate the high-level, concise breakdown.
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by mkaic 6y ago
I run Ubuntu with an AMD Ryzen CPU and Nvidia RTX GPU. I'm all for open/nonproprietary drivers, but RTX giving me +20% perf/$ in Blender rendering over Radeon is a dealbreaker.
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by mkaic 6y ago
"YouTube takes 30 percent of donations made through SuperChat, and the company confirmed to The Verge that the same revenue split will occur with creators who enable clapping." This makes me think that the feature might struggle t
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YouTube tests new feature that lets fans donate to creators(theverge.com)
2 points by mkaic 6y ago|2 comments
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by mkaic 6y ago
That would be catastrophic for TikTok from a business perspective, as they'd lose 30% of their content overnight. In my experience, most 16+ year olds are quite capable handling themselves on social media.
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by mkaic 6y ago
I know this can all be circumvented by changing the age connected to one's account, but I genuinely would be fairly concerned if this applies to existing accounts. I'll speak with my youngest brother and ask him of his account h

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