reubenmorais

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by reubenmorais 4y ago
Correct, that's what zero-shot means, no training steps.
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by reubenmorais 4y ago
Unfortunately act is only capable of running very simple workflows. I've found this action to be more useful against the endless PR stream: https://github.com/mxschmitt/action-tmate You drop it in your workflow an
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by reubenmorais 4y ago
Mosh also needs to be installed on the server.
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by reubenmorais 4y ago
A disconnect doesn't have to move to be implemented in hardware. They describe the implementation in the article linked above: > In each product with a hardware microphone cutoff, one or more lid sensors detect the physical closure
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by reubenmorais 4y ago
> Is this example running a non-wasm webserver that then proxies to WASM modules? Is that wasmedge? Or does wasmedge really make syscalls like accept() available to the module? > If it's the latter, how could it actually do somet
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by reubenmorais 4y ago
If your robot is doing her robot, you can let the algorithms do the perfect mate matching, and then just grab a relaxed coffee with her, no sexual pressure anymore. What Žižek would call a great date: https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by reubenmorais 4y ago
Thanks for reporting, will take a look.
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
It still works for me on Firefox, latest iOS.
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/a/archipelago.asp (also talks about Island)
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
The project page has a bunch of pre-rendered samples and ground truths: https://edresson.github.io/YourTTS/
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
It doesn't translate the text, you have to put in text in the target language. But you can record audio speaking in any language you want.
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
The Brazilian Portuguese model is a bit of an extreme showcase (and thus really cool!), as it was trained on a single speaker (entirely recorded by the main author of the paper, Edresson Casanova, who's Brazilian). The fact that it can
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
Similarity depends on many factors: recording quality, which language you're synthesizing in (models trained on more speakers do better), and diversity of prosody in your recording. Try recording for a bit longer and "acting out&q
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
The killer feature for me is the "infinite play" feature. It does a really good job of keeping the vibe going, but with diversity, showing me new songs and new artists. It also works really well as a recommendation engine, so I do
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
Windows paths can contain unpaired UTF-16 surrogates, which are not representable in UTF-8.
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
I assume because modern HDMI supersedes it. Sucks if you have an old receiver/amp tho.
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
It's almost physically impossible for the tires to be a bigger difference than geometry (and thus your position), specially at faster speeds as you mentioned, because aerodynamics quickly dominate the overall resistance you're fig
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by reubenmorais 5y ago
Usually the words that are close to Latin or Greek in Portuguese will have English equivalents (<- here's one!) that are also close to the Latin/Greek. So in a pinch for a word and trying to translate in your head, it's ea
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
That's kind of what Bazel does. Skylark is a Python dialect.
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
You're vehemently agreeing with the author, as far as I can see. The example you described is exactly what you could do/automate with the "10 years skip ahead" part at the end. You can already do it today locally with Ba
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
WebRender is just rendering, layout is a different component of displaying web pages.
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
TensorFlow and PyTorch fit the bill, their underlying implementations are C++/CUDA/hand-optimized kernels and the APIs are all reachable without Python. They're kind of monsters to deal with in terms of scale, speed of change
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graduate_Aptitude_Test_in_Engi...
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
GameNetworkingSockets is pretty cool, and integrating it must have required some extensive changes, but it's more of a networking middleware library. I thought blattimwind was referring to the gameplay related netcode (prediction, inte
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
Those are GC (Game Coordinator, server list, matchmaking) and Steam (items, trading, etc) protobufs, not for the actual netcode of Source games. There also seems to be some demo (saved game replays) related messages there, but I don't
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
> IIRC it got replaced at some point. The current iteration of Source's netcode doesn't have anything to do with that, though. Do you have a source (heh) to back that? Lots of the networking configuration cvars from 1.6 are sti
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
No, it is not. For one, it's a corpus of read speech, which means it does not capture well the characteristics of conversational human speech – hesitation, disfluencies, different tones and registers, etc. LibriSpeech has a paper expla
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
We're all learning in the past few years how quickly institutions can fail when you have bad faith actors at the highest levels. In this case he can do a great deal of damage simply by openly being against environmental causes, because
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
From the PDF: In 2019, we awarded our standard ongoing compensation to each of our non-employee directors, including an annual $75,000 cash retainer payable in arrears and an annual $350,000 GSU grant. We paid an additional $25,000 annual c
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by reubenmorais 6y ago
To say so fatalistically this is a no-win scenario and there's no practical solution to preserve them is a bit much, I'd say. Countries and states preserve gigantic bits of land all the time. In Brazil for example there is a mixed

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