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by slashdave 9mo ago
Pixel by pixel, time-slice by time-slice, in a 2D+T convolution. You provide enough examples of videos of changing point-of-view, and the model reproduces what it is given.
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by slashdave 9mo ago
Like all these models work, by simple interpolation.
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by slashdave 9mo ago
Interesting paper, thanks! But, the authors escape the three paradoxes they present by introducing training limits (compute, factorization, distribution). Kind of a different problem here. What I object to are the "scaling maximalists&
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by slashdave 9mo ago
No, it actually needs none of that.
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by slashdave 9mo ago
Failures are not publicly reported, in general. Do you we know what they have invested in?
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by slashdave 9mo ago
Huh, yeah, the sky is blue outside and the sun is shining. Although, I am feeling a bit lazy so let me see if I can simulate a walk.
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by slashdave 9mo ago
This is a video model, not a world model. Start learning on this, and cascading errors will inevitably creep into all downstream products. You cannot invent data.
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by slashdave 9mo ago
I get the intent, but moving to linux for better bluetooth support is... an interesting take
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by slashdave 9mo ago
It's convenient to attribute the reason to irrationality or cult-like behavior than to actually accept the real reasons. Who is being irrational?
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by slashdave 9mo ago
Not a PR person myself, but why use as an example a parody topic for a paper? Couldn't someone have invented something realistic to show? Or, heck, just get permission to show a real paper? The example just reinforces the whole concept
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by slashdave 9mo ago
X11 was basically used everywhere when it was released
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by slashdave 9mo ago
Why take the drastic step of switching to linux (a difficult endeavor) when you can simply turn off key uploading.
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by slashdave 9mo ago
Test which version? Part of the problem is that string theory is a meta theory. There will always be ways to escape any negative experimental result.
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by slashdave 9mo ago
Provide a viable test, and you will be sure that an experimentalist will jump at the chance
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by slashdave 9mo ago
https://slashdave.com Personal domain since 2011. Third incarnation, this one in React
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by slashdave 9mo ago
The problem is training data. How many modern web sites use raw CSS?
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by slashdave 9mo ago
E-mail is not secure (sent in plain text)
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by slashdave 10mo ago
Wait, so, what people are we talking about? Nearly everyone uses domain names.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
How many gold toilets do you need? I mean, I don't even own one.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
> they could be accumulating capital to weather an AI winter Doubtful. This would be the very antithesis of the Silicon Valley way.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
Huh. Why can't it find "Angstrom" (U+212B)?
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by slashdave 10mo ago
You had the opportunity to blame one person or an entire country. Which did you choose?
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by slashdave 10mo ago
It's a university press release. Hyperbole in practice. Wish I could read the paper.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
The typography I learned insists on no spaces
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by slashdave 10mo ago
What about the poor negative sign? Nothing is more grating to my eye than using the hyphen in a plot.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
I mean, you just used a spurious one in your post. A period would have been fine.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
It's worse than that. It's not a black box. We know how the architecture is constructed. We can read the weights.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
> The model needs to "understand" geometry and physics to output a video. No it doesn't. It merely needs to mimic.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
You can setup multiple keys. It would be crazy not to include a simple ascii hash key in addition.
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by slashdave 10mo ago
Yeah. I've been in the habit of keeping the (encrypted) password file in multiple places. So I can even get the password off my phone if I really need to. Although: be careful of cloud solutions

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