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by sorenjan 1y ago
There are extensions that does the same thing, like this one: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/panorama-view...
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That's addressed in the paper: Open access to data and code Question: Does the paper provide open access to the data and code, with sufficient instruc- tions to faithfully reproduce the main experimental results, as described i
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by sorenjan 1y ago
These results look incredible, and with an inference time of only 36 ms for a 4X super resolution on a V100.
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by sorenjan 1y ago
BMW has a page describing the use of UWB (Ultra Wide Bandwidth) radio in key fobs and how it helps against relay attacks. In short it's because the wide bandwidth allows for very short pulses which lets them measure the distance betwee
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Apparently this is the original video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAYWr0HoWmN/ Like you said, most of is not AI, my best guess is that somebody used AI to do inpainting to remove the captions and watermark. Fi
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Yet you won't find a CMake best practices text that won't mention how bad globbing is.
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by sorenjan 2y ago
I don't think these two statements are fully compatible: > Do any of the following apply to you? > - You want to avoid hard-coding paths > ... > If so, you’ll benefit from a CMake-like build system. and > Don’t GLOB file
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by sorenjan 2y ago
It would be great if we could get to a point where we can use a language encoder and decoder, with a language agnostic knowledge model in between. But since it's generally more efficient to train the whole model end to end, such modula
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Maybe someone took a cropped video and used some AI video model to do out painting. I've found a few different versions of it using Google lens, some are vertical and show more of the image vertically but are more cropped horizontally,
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Look at the handbags hanging in the air next to people walking by in the background, and the six fingers on the interviewer's hand. But yes, I had to look at it repeatedly to see that it's fake, it's definitely good enough to
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by sorenjan 2y ago
As I was doomscrolling Reddit yesterday I saw the first AI video that fooled me[0]. It's a very typical Reddit video that's unremarkable in a lot of ways, yet designed to perfectly fit in and attract engagement from a large part o
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Windows doesn't support shebang lines as you probably know, but if you associate uv with .py files you'll get the same result. I think it should be something like this: ftype Python.File=C:\Path\to\uv.exe run %L %* If you d
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by sorenjan 2y ago
The regular CPython installer on Windows installs the py launcher and associates it with .py files. The py launcher supports shebang lines. This was covered in a blog post about this same topic that was posted here a few days ago. According
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by sorenjan 2y ago
This isn't a uv invention, uv is only using the standard PEP 723 like other tools. https://peps.python.org/pep-0723/
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by sorenjan 2y ago
This is also available as a private service: > In just a few taps and clicks, the tool showed where a car had been seen throughout the U.S. A private investigator source had access to a powerful system used by their industry, repossessio
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Or a gamepad port on a Soundblaster card.
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by sorenjan 2y ago
You can also run `uv cache dir` to show the location.
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by sorenjan 2y ago
This is covered in the Pep 723 document, it's not a uv invention. https://peps.python.org/pep-0723/#why-not-infer-the-requirem...
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by sorenjan 2y ago
You don't need to run the script as `py wordlookup.py` or make a batch file `wordlookup.cmd` in Windows. The standard Python installation in Windows installs the py launcher and sets it as the default file handler for .py (and .pyw).
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by sorenjan 2y ago
If you haven't watched her Youtube channel before I recommend checking it out. Besides the technical content I think the editing with retro OS graphics are fun.
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by sorenjan 2y ago
> The thing I don't get is that if Canada became part of the US, Republicans would never hold power again. Don't they know that? Trump was asked[0] about that and gave a rambling answer about artificial borders, beautiful landm
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by sorenjan 2y ago
Like I mentioned in the first post, I don't think the definition of what autopilot means in terms of ships or airplanes is relevant. Tesla chose the name because it makes people think the auto part refers to automatic, and then assume
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by sorenjan 2y ago
They do build a 3D model: https://youtu.be/6x-Xb_uT7ts?t=129 Although I think it's interesting that even in his demo there are cars popping in and out of existence in the 3D visualization of the environment. I don&#x27
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by sorenjan 2y ago
It's not unreasonable for people to think that "autopilot" means something that automatically pilots a vehicle. According to a dictionary automatic means "having the capability of starting, operating, moving, etc., indep
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by sorenjan 2y ago
You could make an alias for creating a new python script that adds your favorite libraries as dependencies: alias newpy='function _newpy() { default_deps=("rich" "requests"); uv init --script "
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by sorenjan 2y ago
I'm not American, but the issue I saw time and time again from Americans getting interviewed by various news organizations was inflation, specifically food prices. So many people said that food was cheaper when Trump was president, so
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by sorenjan 2y ago
I think people here should look up a video of Xiaomi SU7 (for instance Doug DeMuro's [0]) They have a big touch screen, but they also have an option of attaching a row of physical buttons underneath, for those who want it. It seems lik
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by sorenjan 2y ago
> your quality of life other than work hours is already good enough This reminds me of something I read recently... https://arstechnica.com/google/2025/02/sergey-brin-says-agi-...
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by sorenjan 2y ago
That's still possible, although not as seamless as it was on Google Play music where you could upload music to Google's servers and stream just like their official library. In Spotify, you have to point the desktop client to a loc
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94.67% according to Steam hardware survey, which is probably close enough. https://store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/Steam-Hardware-Softw...

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