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by sorenjan 3y ago
Then why is the 100 kB test the slowest, with a max speed of 115 Mb/s? And no upload test gets above 250 Mb/s. The speed is very clearly throttled by the ISP though, they sell a faster package that I don't need. I'm not
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I have a 250 Mb/s connection, but this claims I have over 440 Mb/s download speed. When looking closer at the details I get 250 Mb/s on all tests except the 1 MB download, so it's probably because of some compression or
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by sorenjan 3y ago
It's just a matter of mirroring the kernel, and since the kernels are learned I don't really see the big deal. I guess the usage of the term convolution comes from image processing and other DSP where it used to be actual convolut
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by sorenjan 3y ago
What's wrong about using the term convolution in ML?
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Dexter Holland, the singer in The Offspring, has a PhD in molecular biology. Rowan Atkinson got a MSc in Electrical Engineering and started a doctorate.
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by sorenjan 3y ago
There are some that use Shimano Alfine, like the Priority Apollo and Shand Leveret, and others that use Rohloff like MiTech R-Gravel and Shand Cycles Stooshie Rohloff. They're still much rarer that derailleur bikes, though the latest i
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Have you looked at bikes with the Pinion gear box? They recently launched an e-bike version too. https://pinion.eu/bike-selection/
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Are any of these txt2img models being partially trained on synthetic datasets? Automatically rendering tens of thousands of images with different textures, backgrounds, camera poses, etc should be trivial with a handful of human models, or
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Not really, since I try to not follow it too closely for my own sanity's sake. The channel I mentioned is Denys Davydov, a Ukrainian who also has his own Youtube channel where he posts updates. If you want the most up to date stuff you
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by sorenjan 3y ago
No no, you don't understand, the war was started by Poland! They attacked Germany in the Gleiwitz incident, you have to get unbiased news from both sides to properly assess the situation and stay truly neutral and enlightened.
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Most of the news, images, and video originates from Telegram. Even if you don't want an account you can view channels without logging in... For example: https://t.me/s/pilotblog , but there are usually t.me waterma
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by sorenjan 3y ago
There's Whoop which is just a strap, but I've heard mixed reviews and I think it's a bit expensive. https://www.whoop.com/
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by sorenjan 3y ago
There's one thing I haven't quite grasped about transformers. Are the query, key, and value vectors trained per token? Does each token have specific QVK vectors in each head, or does each attention head have one set that are train
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Of course not, but it looks like a teenage boy's room.
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Take a moment and go scroll through the examples at civitai.com. Does most of them strike you as something by people with jobs? Most of them are pretty juvenile, with pretty women and various anime girls.
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by sorenjan 3y ago
What kind of hardware do I need to run something small scale (1 user concurrently) and get reasonable result? Are we talking about Raspberry Pi, Core i5, Geforce 4090?
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I've seen so many people do the "select function body, copy, toggle comment, paste copy of function, try out ideas on this new version" workflow. I've done it plenty too in Matlab and similar during various labs at schoo
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by sorenjan 3y ago
That's only true if you don't want to undo any changes. What's the easiest way to get back the previous version of function foo() in file bar.py if I already made other commits to the same file, and want to keep those? Keepin
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Johannes Kopf, the main author behind the original Hyperlapse paper, is one of the researchers behind Localrf discussed here yesterday [0]. I think Hyperlapse Pro [1], which stitched patches from multiple frames together to create new frame
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by sorenjan 3y ago
If I remember correctly it's not just that AMD has poor support for their consumer cards, their Rocm code doesn't compile to a device agnostic intermediate, so you have to recompile for each chip. New and old Cuda compatible cards
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I'm hopeful for SYCL [0] to become the cross platform alternative, but there doesn't seem to be a lot of uptake from projects like this, so maybe my hope is misplaced. It's an official Khronos standard, and Intel seems to lik
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Look at it as if it's using unused parts of the signal spectrum to fit in another signal instead. Sometimes less error resilience in exchange for more data is a worth while trade, see for instance 256-QAM compared to 4-QAM (although no
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by sorenjan 3y ago
The richest man in the world at the moment wouldn't pass that class.
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I don't pay a lot of attention to things like revenue and the amount of active users, but I think that by those metrics Huffman has been a pretty successful CEO. It looks like he regrets selling Reddit so cheap the first time, and has
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Yes, but it doesn't seem to work very well. It still doesn't show spez's answers, and you could argue that the co-founder and long time CEO should use that sorting order in his own AMA where he knows full well he'll be h
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Huffman has been the CEO in charge of Reddit when they implemented both "New Reddit" and their mobile apps. I wonder if he's at least a little embarrassed that his team can't make something as well liked and good as some
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by sorenjan 3y ago
You would think Reddit would have made an AMA sorting mode that surfaces OP's answers even when they're heavily downvoted by now, since it's been a thing for years, but it doesn't seem like a priority for them.
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Yes, but shipping new cars with a different charging plug than new government funded chargers doesn't seem like a great idea. The industry should start converging to a common standard by now, and as far as I know not even Tesla is usin
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by sorenjan 3y ago
I wonder why these app developers are announcing that they're shutting down their apps before the upcoming blackout. If the apps have already shut down, what exactly is the blackout supposed to achieve? I don't think the developer
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by sorenjan 3y ago
Hopefully this won't be needed soon and all cars and chargers will support Plug & Charge (ISO 15118)[0] after this annoying transition period. > The user-convenient and secure Plug & Charge feature that envisioned with ISO 1

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