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by sorenjan 2y ago
Rheinmetall's stock value looks like it's down 6% in the last month, I doubt this news will do much to it. Her trade was probably related to Rheinmetall being one of the world's biggest weapons manufacturers and well position
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Probably Nerf studio https://docs.nerf.studio/
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by sorenjan 2y ago
So do this paper, although they get basically the same result from random initialization. But as mentioned, the point cloud is free since they need the camera poses anyway. > We initialize our samples either randomly or from point clouds
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by sorenjan 2y ago
> Cuda looks like it does And that's what matters. It might be seen like moving the goal posts by someone who knows how it works in the background and what kind of work is necessary to support the new architecture, but that's i
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by sorenjan 2y ago
> Shipping compiled code works fine if you have a finite set of kernels. Just build everything for every target, gzip the result and send it out. People are a bit reluctant to do that because there are lots of copies of essentially the s
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by sorenjan 2y ago
> I think Cuda's GPU offloading model is very boring. > That is, I think the more general architecture amdgpu is shipping is better than the specialised one cuda implements, despite the developer experience being rather gnarlier.
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by sorenjan 2y ago
What money are they using for this? The money they get from Google, the world's biggest ad company, or the money users have donated to them?
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Here's a video where John Carmack, Tim Sweeney, and Johan Andersson (from Dice) talks about AMD Mantle in 2013: https://youtu.be/MH2hjhcfWic?t=4975 Carmack is sceptical, Sweeney likes it but doesn't want yet anoth
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by sorenjan 2y ago
> yes, the heterogeneous compute frameworks are largely broken, except for OneAPI, which does work, but only on CUDA. > Intel, bless their heart, is actually trying and their stuff largely does just work, supposedly, .... But they jus
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Will it though? It's not like it's new behavior from them.
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Probably a bird classifier. Aim the camera at a bird feeder, log what kind of birds are in view, save clips sorted by species. Make a graph of how many of each species there are each day over the year. Coral has a smart bird feeder as one o
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by sorenjan 2y ago
This is really cool and I like how the author describes how it works step by step. It makes it interesting even if you're not going to build one yourself. I'm guessing that the data you extract from the RFID chip is some ID number
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by sorenjan 2y ago
I rarely see it mentioned when discussing old file sharing programs, but I thought DC++ was the best. With the right hubs you could find anything you wanted, you could download parts of a file from multiple peers, you could browse a user&#x
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Depending on what you're trying to do you might not need it. A popular option for object detection people use with their home hosted video surveillance (using Frigate and Home Assistant) is the Coral TPU and Raspberry Pi or some decomm
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by sorenjan 2y ago
I only use the phone to send messages when I'm not at home, otherwise I use the computer. One of the best things about Telegram is their good desktop client, they even have online indicators like ICQ. This was true for ICQ as well, in
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by sorenjan 2y ago
While on the subject of gifs, I'd like to recommend ScreenToGif. As the name suggests it supports screen recording, but the editor is nice for other gifs as well. It's easy to remove duplicate frames, change timing for all or some
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by sorenjan 2y ago
> really gives end users a lack of control of the interface This is the case for all mobile and web apps and has been the norm for over a decade now. If you want control over the UI or functionality, use local software that doesn't
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by sorenjan 2y ago
I haven't done any image filtering a a good while, so I'm pretty much just speculating here. But maybe you can work on patches instead of the whole frames to save memory, since it's not a real time application anyway? I think
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Try using the median or mode instead. Averaging multiple data points only works well when the data distribution is symmetrical around the true value, but the closer you get to the endpoints (black and white) the less true that assumption is
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by sorenjan 2y ago
There are a couple of things I wonder about RTK that maybe you or somebody else in this thread can help me with? 1. Where does the kinematics in the name come from? The base station is stationary, and kinematics is about the movement of obj
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Use pipx to install applications instead. It even works on Windows. > pipx install pyspread installed package pyspread 2.2.3, installed using Python 3.12.3 These apps are now globally available - pyspread.exe
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by sorenjan 2y ago
This gets mentioned here everytime an article about LoRA is posted. Sometimes acronyms means multiple things, they're not in the same field so the risk of confusion beyond short headlines is negligible. It's a bit like if someone
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I think Skydio was the main US alternative until they stopped making consumer drones. They can probably start making them again fairly soon if they're incentivized. I guess they're still an alternative to DJI's commercial seg
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by sorenjan 3y ago
What other options are there on the drone market? It's my impression that DJI are the biggest because they are the best.
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Isn't that what WeSub (previously PubSubHubbub) is? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebSub
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by sorenjan 3y ago
There were 250% more apartments built from wood built in 2022 than in 2012. In total 14.4% of all new apartments finished in 2022 used wood. https://www.di.se/hallbart-naringsliv/trahustrenden-nar-nya-... https:/
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Is there a good way of keeping track of tabs in different windows across reboots? I recently tried having all tabs related to a specific project in their own window on a different workspace, and everytime Firefox wanted to restart because o
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Why isn't AMD part of the UXL Foundation? What does AMD gain from not working together with other companies do make an open alternative to Cuda? Please make SYCL a priority, cross platform code would make AMD GPUs a viable alternative
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by sorenjan 3y ago
First of, ffmpeg is amazing, I'm very thankful to everyone involved in it. > dnn filter libtorch backend What's ffmpeg's plan regarding ML based filters? When looking through the filter documentation it seems like filters
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by sorenjan 3y ago
It should be noted that it is recommended to boil rice in plenty of water and to pour away the excess to remove a lot of the arsenic in rice. https://health.osu.edu/wellness/exercise-and-nutrition/how-t... https:

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