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The short explanation of the DFT that I like the most is that it projects the signal vector on to the vector room with the exponential functions as basis vectors. Then you can see how much of the signal that each basis vector, corresponding
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That won't help against nation states spreading propaganda or manufacturing false evidence. If you thought Russian Twitter trolls were bad in 2016, wait until you see the TikTok trolls of tomorrow. This won't be regulated away, it
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Lets hope the primary uses are entertainment and maybe communication. It will soon be possible to create a realistic video of anyone doing anything.
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What does neural mean nowadays anyway? I thought neural nets got their name from the perceptron's resemblance to interconnected neurons, but what about CNN's or transformers? From what I can tell neural just means "plenty of
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3y ago
SYCL is a better analog to Cuda than OpenCL, and Intel have their own implementation of that. Don't really see anyone writing anything in SYCL though, and when I looked into trying it out it was a bit of a mess with different implement
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It looks like they use their own dataset and should be able to avoid that kind of information leakage. From their paper: "Our base diffusion model is a re-implementation of the Latent Diffusion Model [42] that has been trained on an in
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Personally I don't think NeRFs are an elegant way of representing scenes, I'd prefer something more structured than a blob of weights. But maybe it's still a good intermediary to go from images to the final form, I'm far
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"SuGaR: Surface-Aligned Gaussian Splatting for Efficient 3D Mesh Reconstruction and High-Quality Mesh Rendering" has the explicit goal to make accurate meshes from gaussian splats. I haven't seen anyone use it yet, it came ou
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This and the Danish solidarity actions are mainly to prevent Tesla from shipping cars meant for the Swedish market to Danish or Norwegian ports and then trucking them to Sweden. The Swedish transport union stopped unloading Tesla cars at Sw
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Three of the four new board members mention AI when asked why they joined Mozilla. I can't think of anything AI related that Mozilla has done, and nothing indicates that they will be relevant in the field in the future either. It'
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They have been given permission to drive at 12 knots because they produce much smaller wakes. https://www.hamnen.se/varldens-snabbaste-elfartyg-far-kora-f...
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I think some of the people involved see this as a great opportunity to switch from a non profit to a regular for profit company.
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My point was that it's not a matter or DirectML or torch, it's simply a choice of backend for torch. It's an easy way of adding AMD support to torch based projects in Windows, there's probably an equally easy way of addi
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What do you think Microsoft's medium to long term plan is? Will they clone GPT-x and use their own copy? Will they make their own model and train it from scratch? Will these former OpenAI people start with commercial LLMs like they wer
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I'm on mobile and haven't looked at this project, but usually DirectML support is added as a torch backend. Instead of device = "cuda" if torch.cuda.is_available() else "cpu" you add import torch_directml devic
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Does this mean they're willing to replace Ilya Sutskever with Altman? Because it sounds like Sutskever doesn't want Altman as CEO, so I assume he will leave willingly or unwillingly if they take back Altman. Who adds most value to
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Bunny calls it Gongkai: > Further investigation taught me that the Chinese have a parallel system of traditions and ethics around sharing IP, which lead me to coin the term “gongkai”. This is deliberately not the Chinese word for “Open S
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Because it's really a Geely with a Volvo badge. Volvo probably didn't have much choice, they where given a car platform, a time and money budget, and told to make it work with minimal changes to production. It's made in China
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3y ago
I save snippets in a markdown file for that reason.
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I haven't done any Windows GUI programming in a long time, but can't you use GetDesktopWindow and IsWindowVisible instead of querying all other Windows? Apologies if this is obvious and doesn't work.
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You can buy USB-PD trigger boards and make most stuff USB-PD powered. For instance: https://vi.aliexpress.com/item/1005006068684294.html
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I'm a bit confused by how they priced some of these things, can anyone help me understand? • Deep Neural Networks Module: $150k Considering how important deep learning is for computer vision and image processing in general now, this is
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The Swedish labor market is in large parts regulated with deals between employers and unions, Sweden doesn't have a legal minimum wage for instance. There's no law forbidding strike breaking, but it's very uncommon and agains
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The source is teslaclubsweden.com[0], not exactly impartial journalism. The comments to that article doesn't agree with it either, here's some top level comments translated to english: My colleague who is still working says that T
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Go to war with European unions and then try to keep doing business as usual. Another union (Transport) has announced that they will stop unloading Tesla cars from ships in Swedish harbors starting November 7, and that's just the first
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Are there any free (speech or beer) sources of aerial or satellite data that can be used with these free maps?
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If there were a lot of applicants then maybe the Secretary problem would be applicable, but considering how few there are that can decrypt it i doubt there's an optimal split to be found theoretically. It probably comes down to how gre
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The VW id.buzz will be available as a 7 seater. https://youtube.com/watch?v=d4Vi9crNBzo
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This looks like it would be very useful for making technical illustrations, like neutral network architectures and similar.
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Thank you, I'll have a look at it when I can find the time and frame of mind.
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