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by sevagh 3y ago
I'm no Terraform expert but it's been in my resume and toolbox since ~2016. Up until these changes, I would always pick Terraform for managing AWS. I have my gripes with it but it has been the best choice (as the saying goes, anyb
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by sevagh 3y ago
What's preventing Pulumi from making a license change in the future?
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by sevagh 3y ago
For point 2, ever seen Door Kickers? https://store.steampowered.com/app/248610/Door_Kickers/
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by sevagh 3y ago
I see that error but in my own testing it never affected the outputs. However, download weights should be working. It's not exactly an interactive progress bar, it just waits until all 45 MB are downloaded until it sets the progress ba
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by sevagh 3y ago
You can always run higher quality models than Spleeter, for example Demucs or the real Open-Unmix UMX-L, in their full PyTorch glory, as long as you have a computer that supports it. I'm somewhat limited in what can run in a browser by
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by sevagh 3y ago
I've thought about this problem before (but I have so many projects going on that I axed it). Hypothetically, this is how I would approach it. I would start by forking Open-Unmix or another 4-stem model (Demucs, MDXNet). The code is or
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by sevagh 3y ago
In the free-music-demixer repo, there is a `file_demixer` utility [1] which you can compile using the CMakeLists file - it will use the same quantized weights and produce the same "lower quality" output as the website. Clone the g
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by sevagh 3y ago
What does the developer console show? After the first few layers (STFT -> FC1 -> BN1) comes the LSTM which is a much slower step (and could look like the site is stopped).
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by sevagh 3y ago
Good question! So, I wasn't even thinking about WASM to begin with. When I saw llama.cpp and whisper.cpp on the front page of HN, I found the idea exciting - instead of neural networks being magic, I wanted to copy the ggml idea of par
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by sevagh 3y ago
I have been testing and using it on Firefox 113. I wonder if it's related to the maximum memory of WASM. I compile it with `-s MAXIMUM_MEMORY=4GB`, which is supported by Chrome but maybe not Firefox. Does the developer console say some
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by sevagh 3y ago
OK, so, tangentially related: I tried to do something once - I took small chunks of songs generated by SampleRNN in an attempt to stitch together the ones that sounded the most similar to create a much longer track. The script [1] uses Esse
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by sevagh 3y ago
Demucs [1], one of the leading/SOTA systems, has an experimental 6-source model, `htdemucs_6s`, which adds piano and guitar: >We are also releasing an experimental 6 sources model, that adds a guitar and piano source. Quick testing
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Show HN: Free AI-based music demixing in the browser(sevag.xyz)
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by sevagh 4y ago
You found this, really? You're not just repeating a very common and widespread phrase that's been found by other people and in use for decades? ([1] [2]) [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4627373 [2]: htt
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by sevagh 4y ago
Whole thing sounds made up. "Haha oops one of my fans from IRC totally misunderstood and got me additional publicity UwU"
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by sevagh 5y ago
When did I say you'll hear a 30 Hz sinewave?
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by sevagh 5y ago
I don't know much about the Shepard scale. Regarding a pitch classifier machine, typically algorithms for pitch classification/tracking/detection focus only on the fundamental frequency (or f0) of the input sound wave. So, _t
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by sevagh 5y ago
Frequency is the repetition rate of the sound wave created by the instrument. Pitch is the perceptual (i.e., human auditory perception) correlate of frequency. Pitch is what your brain/auditory system interprets that it hears from the
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by sevagh 5y ago
"My users pushed back against malware I snuck onto their computers, they're so toxic and they're killing my dreams of successfully infecting them with malware!"
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by sevagh 5y ago
How do you even know it works if you haven't been able to create a working implementation as the author?
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by sevagh 5y ago
I feel like the exact opposite of what you're saying is true. Education and enterprise stick to Ubuntu, which is practically the Windows of Linux distributions. Hugely popular and mainstream.
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by sevagh 5y ago
Do you think Fedora is an unpopular distro?
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by sevagh 5y ago
Agreed with this. Oftentimes, you even _have_ to painfully grind out advancements in your career from unfulfilling, unhappy places, because amazing jobs aren't abundant and you have to eat (and also you have to have experience and a re
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by sevagh 5y ago
This idea is too valuable, I'm going to need you to sign an NDA first.
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by sevagh 5y ago
"120 degrees" is completely meaningless. I pointed out that the title is shit. The first sentence explaining the shit title doesn't make the title less shit, right?
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by sevagh 5y ago
The English language is more widespread than Fahrenheit, so that's a weak comparison.
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by sevagh 5y ago
>Temperature of 48.8C sets new record high in Italy and Europe https://weirditaly.com/2021/08/11/temperature-of-48-8c-sets-... Now there's a readable headline.
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by sevagh 5y ago
It's not about being smug, put fucking European units in an article about European temperatures in a European location. Not everybody knows who or what Axios is, but we know what Europe and Sicily are.
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by sevagh 5y ago
I always find it surprising that I have yet to see or touch Kubernetes (and I work as an SRE with container workloads for several years now), and yet HN threads about it are full of people who apparently think it's the only possible so
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by sevagh 5y ago
"Why would you make a good candidate for this position?" "I actually wrote a popular open-source app that-" "Shh... do you ride a bicycle? And do you raise children?"

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