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After seeing so many failed file system projects at vmware, I was pretty skeptical when I first heard about APFS. The fact it succeeded with so little noise just blew me away. It proves apples has the best system engineers in the world toda
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2y ago
My AI generated avatar will nod along your AI generated video. Win-win.
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3y ago
The most interesting part is the funding came from Japanese motorboat racing profit. Imaging if we could funnel profit from NFL to benefit science or local communities.
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3y ago
Here is a paper if you are interested. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2311.13681.pdf The key is not to compress but to leverage the property of neural radiance fields and optimize for entropy. I suspect NERF can yield more comp
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3y ago
Mesh based photogrammetry is a dead end. GS or radiance field representation is just getting started. Not just rendering but potentially a highly compact way to store large 3D scenes.
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3y ago
I can explain it with higher dimensional turbulence. Where is my Nobel.
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3y ago
I would suggest getting the teachers to put up a catalogs of frequently asked questions to help with seo, and charge for custom videos.
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3y ago
I'm not sure if Dust3r can produce better poses than colmap given the number of photos you need to properly train GS.
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3y ago
If you are in neuroscience I would recommend looking into neural radiance fields rendering as well. I find it fascinating since it's essentially an over-fitted neural network.
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3y ago
Pro: less likely to mixup orders since the order is encoded into the plate. Con: running out of condiment could be a show stopper.
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3y ago
I did that once and got another ticket for "abandonment" and almost got towed.
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4y ago
People often can't see their blind spot so I'm going to try one more time to explain this. This has nothing to do with "national security". If it did Swedish government would have rescued Volvo along with Saab when it wa
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4y ago
You are saying "national security" out loud and it's dogwhistle for xenophobic nationalism. Taking a company that's being successfully turned around in the name of national security is wrong.
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4y ago
Ford drove Volvo into the ground before selling it Geely. While I agree CPP needs to be kept at arms length, sentiment like this is pure nationalist dog whistle.
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4y ago
Last nail in the coffin for DALL·E.
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4y ago
If it follows the smartphone market trend, Tesla will hold the premium segment while Korean and Chinese wipe the floor. Sadly the days of Japanese manufacturing dominance are over.
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4y ago
I have tried a number of coding games with my daughter since she was 7: lego mindstorm. swift playground. minecraft. godot. She probably got the furthest with swift playground, but the end of day if her friends are not into it it's ver
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4y ago
It's a pretty common technique for cooking rice noodles but it never occurred to me to try it with pasta. Thanks for posting this!
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4y ago
It looks like fed should have started QT in 2015.
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4y ago
It would have worked if China didn't have deep pool of engineers and fundings to backup multi decade R&D projects. We are going to look back at this and realize it's a strategic mistake.
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4y ago
Meta also let Facebook rot. Didn't come up with anything competitive against TikTok. Couldn't monetize Whatsapp and turn it into a superapp like WeChat. There are just failures on every front.
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4y ago
"Class A" players answer call to rid the world of fossil fuel and explore deep space. There's nothing meaningful or productive about Twitter.
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4y ago
Yes happens consistently with Safari. I guess YouTube engineers only test on Chrome ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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4y ago
Google engineering team is supreme but product team is subpar.
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4y ago
FaceTime does auto gaze correction.
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4y ago
Jack Welch destroyed the company and wrote a book to brag about it.
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4y ago
If you believe Musk would deliver true transparency then I got a self driving car to sell you.
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4y ago
It's unsettling Musk is going to control the biggest political megaphone of this country.
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4y ago
My 3 yo pointed at the key and said “drone”.
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4y ago
Do you believe in 0?
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