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by mlajtos 5y ago
Apple is pushing for training & fine-tuning on the devices too. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coreml/model_custo...
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Here are some off script moments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_5KcoSwmg4 Your example starts at 0:18 Edit: Some more https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6n-zw8L_84 https://www.youtube.com/
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I think the argument is that before ResNets, the depth of the network was constrained and could not be scaled easily. With ResNets (and of course Highway Nets; hi Jürgen!) the depth is just another hyperparam.
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You can also preserve DOM and just hide non-matching elements, like here: https://codesandbox.io/s/hidden-dawn-odm1m1?file=/src/App.ts...
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I also did sort-of Pokedex a long time ago [0], but haven't seen any performance issues. No virtualization whatsoever. Code [1] is rather simple. [0]: https://mlajtos.github.io/lb-pokedex/build/ [1]: https:&
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I am in process of digitizing my paper HR – I am doing it as a webpage with semantic data attached as RDF tags. Do you think there would be a way to make it compatible with said apps. What does those apps provide please?
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Aren't result builders just function calls with implicit do-notation? I kinda agree that SwiftUI runtime uses a lot of opaque magic and documentation is still under-par. However, I am very glad Apple went the React way – I tried UIKit
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What happened to SiFive?
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> FRP is a plague on the industry, and everyone is going to figure that out in a couple years. Why is FRP/Combine bad? What is better?
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It really seems that way, but finding good foundations/abstractions is crucial if you are building such megalomaniac project that should cover all JS/TS tooling. It seems they feel pretty good with what they found (Rust & some
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Why not? Do you use vanilla WebXR?
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Fantastic piece of history about TBL and Ian Ritchie. When APK of Wolvic for Quest 2? Edit — found it: https://github.com/Igalia/wolvic/releases/download/0.9.3/Wol...
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You can fold laundry through Q2 passthrough? Seriously?
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react-xr?
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One Metaverse based on WebXR + CRDT for shared state of the world on top of WebRTC, please. With React on top. UE5?
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yup, https://github.com/pmndrs/react-xr
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https://www.macstories.net/linked/apple-captured-in-a-single...
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Do you by any chance use noise-canceling headphones?
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I also forgot, but "reinvented" them – `[id="foo"]`
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Serverless Collaborative Hierarchical Todo App in 200 LoC(mlajtos.mu)
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They are definitely related and probably generated by DallE/CLIP. The images 0 and 3 clearly shows Turing and a beaver. Other (1,4) seems like “beaver+computer/machine” and I have no idea about 2.
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Finally a State Management (In React) for Dummies(mlajtos.mu)
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Smartphones, tablets and other current displays can deliver only 2.5D planar image. AR/VR display can deliver immersive 3D environments which is superset of former. You can be "in the Doom world" instead of "looking at D
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The second demo would be really dope in combination with a AR/VR headset – just look at a thing, do a "mental grab" without any visible hand gesture, and reposition the thing somewhere else. Or look somewhere, think "tel
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> Eye tracking is the one feature we're still undecided on, but right now we're tending towards yes. It allows us to have automatic IPD adjustment which is a requirement for our class. You can leverage front-facing cameras for
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Yes, HMD is direct visual input feed to your brain as you can get without being invasive. Neuralink implanted to visual cortex might get you similar feature, but neural "writing" (as opposed to reading, i.e. generating impulses in
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Yep, the positional/spatial audio is godsend. Hearing people speak from different points in space, it is easier to track who is speaking. Also, branching of the main conversation to have a private "face-to-face" conversation.
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Reddit is just another window alongside your work and you'll still be able to see your phone – the virtual monitors are fixed in real world coordinates, so nothing is obstructing your view when you look away.
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:D Another one that I am stealing.
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> > Head mounted display is just another way to display stuff > And not the more convenient or information dense. Compared to what?

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