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by simple10 3y ago
I love sites like this! Instead of reading them, it's an instant switch to code view and looking through their javascript libraries. It's built on scrollama and d3. Excellent implementation with very smooth scroll behavior... at l
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I keep several Chrome profiles specifically for different YouTube accounts. Different channel subscriptions and ad profiles. I used to enjoy the ads. It was a fantastic way to discover new products and services from smaller brands. But in t
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Louis Rossmann video. He mentions AdBlocker paid version is still apparently blocking ads on YouTube and that people are experimenting a lot more with different extensions and browsers to get around YouTube ads. Basically, he's claimin
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YouTube's adblock war is backfiring [video](youtube.com)
6 points by simple10 3y ago|5 comments
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My simple layman's understanding of the science is that cancer cells need glucose to function while normal cells can run on ketones and glucose. The more you cut off glucose, the less opportunity the cancers cells have to grow.
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The argument of the training inputs are "just like reading a book" seems like a fair statement IMO albeit antiquated these days. However, generating text, audio, or images in the specific style of an individual creator seems like
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DNS updates were also down during a good chuck of the outage. Most likely due to degraded API access since I'm guessing the dashboard UI relies on the API to make updates. But even when DNS updates managed to update in the UI, they sti
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This is good reminder to myself to transfer domains registered on Cloudflare to another provider and only use Cloudflare for DNS or vice versa. I was effectively locked out of making any changes to domains registered and DNS hosted on Cloud
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I just tested uBlock Origin and didn't see any warnings (or ads) on youtube.com on Chrome. I was not logged in. Do only logged in users get the popup warnings? Or maybe uBlock Origin isn't effected yet? It seems fair game to me th
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Good point. I haven't done a lot of testing yet. I'm not sure if the default of 8 steps yields poorer results than 10-20 steps. Either way, it was fast on my M2 mac with 8 to 20 steps, much faster than other models I've playe
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Thanks!
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Did you enable the virtualenv first? If not, it might not be caching the models properly.
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Does anyone know of other image generation models that run well on a M1/M2 mac laptop? I'd like do to some comparison testing. The model in the post is fast but results are hit or miss for quality.
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True, not the best quality, but still fantastic results for a free model running locally on a laptop. Setting the steps between 10-20 seemed to produce the best results for me for realistic looking images. About one out of 10 images were us
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Answered my own question. Here's how to add an --interactive flag to the script to continuously ask for prompts and generate images without needing to reload the model into memory each time. https://github.com/replicate
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Lol. Yeah, I have 1.2Gb internet.
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This is awesome! It only takes a few minutes to get installed and running. On my M2 mac, it generates sequential images in about a second when using the continuous flag. For a single image, it takes about 20 seconds to generate due to the i
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Do you happen to know if HN admins ever published a list of filters?
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I'll probably get downvoted for asking, but I'm curious if there's a HN algorithm that's keeping most Ukraine and Israel related stories from appearing on the home page? It's been refreshing to read news on HN free
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$25k for Jupe or <$500 for a cheap canvas tent [1]. Jupe looks cool, but the marketing positioning of somehow solving homelessness is a bit overstated. I did an exploratory project during covid lockdown for backyard ADUs. It's diffi
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Sometimes patent holder enter into initial deals with manufacturers and then can't lower the royalty price for other manufacturers. Even if they'd make more from higher volume, the initial manufacture might be serving high-end cus
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I'm a big fan of Peter's videos. If you're not familiar with his YouTube channel, he travels around the world and does man-on-the-street style interviews and vlogging. Here's the one mentioned above where he visits the U
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Github.com is back up for me in San Francisco. At least it let me login and create a new repo.
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Working again for me. I was able to login in again.
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From Github Status page a few minutes ago: Update - We are investigating an issue that is impacting a small percentage of requests across all services including authentication and are working on mitigating impact.
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Looks like problems started over 19 hours ago for Actions: https://twitter.com/githubstatus
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Status page is showing lots of issues: https://www.githubstatus.com/
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YouTube is working for me. Must be a backbone issue somewhere?
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Ask HN: Is GitHub Down?
9 points by simple10 3y ago|11 comments
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Good point. I didn't provide context in my comment. Just trying to be helpful. The studies in the article show naps improve several factors like alertness. Anecdotally, many people either have a hard time falling asleep mid day or fall

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