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by porphyra 2y ago
I wonder how much of video generative AI depended on the open source project youtube-dl/yt-dlp.
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by porphyra 2y ago
You can just read the script that you're curling rather than pipe it into sh directly. It seems like it just extracts the binary from a tar.gz and puts it into ~/.local.
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by porphyra 2y ago
On Chrome for Linux you'll need > The chrome://flags/#enable-unsafe-webgpu flag must be enabled (not enable-webgpu-developer-features). Linux experimental support also requires launching the browser with --enable-feat
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by porphyra 2y ago
Apart from being ruled by the mainland, they also tore down a lot of the neon lights. Here's an interesting article if you're into the cyberpunk aesthetics of neon lights: https://artsandculture.google.com/story&#x
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by porphyra 2y ago
The image on the screen is 16K (16,384x16,384) driven by 25 synchronized 4K video servers. [1] They have a dedicated camera with an amazing custom big sensor (77.5 mm x 75.6 mm with a 18024 x 17592 px resolution). [1] https://the
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by porphyra 2y ago
Is there a way to resign a game? I don't want to play against a bot until I get totally demolished. Also, if I click in the text input, a huge keyboard shows up even on desktop, obscuring much of the game. Why?
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by porphyra 2y ago
Theoretically the network could be trained on the raw input and output voltages of the camera and display serial interface and so on. But yes, it's a magical fantasy computer.
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by porphyra 2y ago
Somehow I don't agree that it is a good idea to succumb the entire population to a known disease vector and encumber society with the massive administration and physical costs of dealing with cash, just to spite a bogeyman that's
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by porphyra 2y ago
A cashless society with NFC tap to pay or QR code-based mobile payments is much better. No need to carry around a heavy and bloated wallet full of physical coins, no need to touch dirty bank notes that have germs and even drugs on them [1].
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by porphyra 2y ago
You'll need an insane amount of battery storage, since the moon only rotates once per month and you'll need to power through a long period of no sunlight.
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by porphyra 2y ago
Let's not bring sinophobia and geopolitics into a scientific mission to the moon.
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by porphyra 2y ago
Australia's continued reliance on coal when they have one of the most abundant insolation is a global embarrassment.
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by porphyra 2y ago
The fossil fuel industry is well known for lobbying and trying all sorts of underhanded tactics to give themselves subsidies and undermine renewables.
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by porphyra 2y ago
Theoretically you might be able to do it with some VCSELs, not sure though...
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by porphyra 2y ago
I remember doing laser cooling of rubidium atoms in physics class. It's really cool how it works: * Rubidium will absorb photons of a certain wavelength and re-emit it in a random direction. Since photons have momentum, it will get som
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by porphyra 2y ago
Yeah implementing the "+" operator on the tangent space is pretty common not just for Kalman filters but also nonlinear optimization in general. The Ceres library supports LocalParameterization which does that.
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by porphyra 2y ago
The main advantage of quaternions is composing rotations. The analogy would be to 2D rotations with complex numbers. When you multiply two complex numbers, you're composing the rotations (in the 2D case: it ends up just adding the arg,
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by porphyra 2y ago
Yeah it works flawlessly on Linux, even nvidia RTX works.
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by porphyra 2y ago
Croteam is such a talented team of game developers. I really enjoyed the Talos Principle (1 and 2) and they were some of the early pioneers of a completely custom Vulkan game engine for the first game.
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by porphyra 2y ago
Cannons were invented in 12th century China and have nothing to do with bell-casting technology. However, bell-casting technology may have contributed to later European improvements in the cannon. Maybe that's what you meant by "e
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by porphyra 2y ago
Yeah I use nsxiv. It's pretty good and I like being able to have custom keybindings to run arbitrary bash scripts.
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by porphyra 2y ago
It's kinda the opposite imo. In terms of game consoles, Proton/Wine is showing that you can have a successful commercial product (Steam Deck) that's all about gaming on Linux and most AAA games just work out of the box. Howev
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by porphyra 2y ago
Try asking in the groq discord [0]. Some groq employees are fairly responsive there. For groqcloud the rate limits are fairly clear [1]. For example, for llama3-8b-8192 you get 30 requests per minute, 14400 per day, and 30000 tokens per min
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by porphyra 2y ago
Unrelated --- groq wrote an angry blog post complaining about Elon's xAI's grok: https://wow.groq.com/hey-elon-its-time-to-cease-de-grok/
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by porphyra 2y ago
I just spent $2500 on a new computer and I bought all of the parts from Amazon rather than Best Buy.
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by porphyra 2y ago
That's a fake website with nothing to do with Tesla.
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by porphyra 2y ago
It adds tiling to floating window managers like openbox, xfwm, and kwin, giving tiling to more mainstream desktop environments like GNOME, XFCE, and KDE. It's not really made for i3 users I think. I guess the advantage over i3 would be
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by porphyra 2y ago
Having ducted AC that brings fresh air to each room has the obvious drawback that you're wasting energy to cool down (or heat up) rooms that do not contain any humans. Like when you are sleeping in your bedroom, there's no point i
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by porphyra 2y ago
Another fancy-looking VC-funded aircon: https://www.electricair.io/ Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for Tesla to make residential heat pumps/air conditioners as per Master Plan 3.
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by porphyra 2y ago
Split systems are extremely standard in Asian countries, even in high rise buildings where each family gets their own mini split. Modern mini splits are just about as efficient as central AC, not to mention the energy savings from only havi

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