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by tehsauce 4y ago
Make some of its features can be pulled into jupyterlab!
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by tehsauce 4y ago
upcoming mac pro will have pretty poor ML performance when compared to even an old nvidia gpu sadly.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Yes! I don’t know why anyone commenting on his clear bias are being downvoted.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
I’d say opposite! He pointed out flaws in the argument and then suggested that his arguments weren’t up to the standard that people with his credentials usually keep!
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by tehsauce 4y ago
^This! For some reason people poking holes in his analysis are getting downvoted here. Strange.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
“More than 99.9% of peer-reviewed scientific papers agree that climate change is mainly caused by humans, according to a new survey of 88,125 climate-related studies“ https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2021/10/m
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Not really, the overall tone of the article is more like “my weekend project failed to produce results that agree with established ideas, everyone in that field are idiots because they have ‘science’ in their name”.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Yeah it’s exactly the same except instead of the church its decades of data from thousands of satellites processed by scientists all over the world that are trying to suppress my unsustainable lifestyle because they just want everyone to su
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Are you saying you suspect that government leaders are lying when they say climate change requires urgent action??
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Np! The particle sim part of the code is actually super fast, the only reason it might not run with full framerate is that it’s software rendering all the pixels in python and dumping out the images to the screen in real time. that’s the e
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by tehsauce 4y ago
My first impressions using pyscript: https://pwhiddy.github.io/more-writing/2022/05/05/Pyscript-T...
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Seems a bit irresponsible to publish this analysis which seems to contradict an enormous body of scientific work (the public perception of which is quite crucial for human survival) without making any consideration of apparent discrepancies
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by tehsauce 4y ago
The irony is too much. Apple is extremely stifling to the ecosystem, but the fact they shut down facebook is perhaps the only argument one could make in favor of this power. I don’t need your tears, facebook, just get in the coffin already.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
I appreciate the points you’re making here but the phrase “web5” is so extremely toxic that it makes it really hard to judge the other things you saying fairly.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
yes thank you
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by tehsauce 4y ago
On first glance it appears older methods like TensoRF and nvidias instant-nerf are far superior to this.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
There are various sizes of CLIP, many are not enormous. For example, one of the base models is just a standard resnet50. So very usable on a mobile device.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
"All they do is match patterns" This crowd is in for a rude awakening.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
It should not take you 5 minutes to make an image classifier in 2022. 30 seconds is a more reasonable amount of time. Dalle is trained using CLIP which you can just use as a zero shot classifier directly, no need to waste time generating i
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by tehsauce 4y ago
In the results graphs it looks like it gets beat pretty bad by the “dreamer” baseline, am I missing something?
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by tehsauce 4y ago
I was wondering the same thing when I first saw this paper
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by tehsauce 4y ago
The moment a manufactured brain can do more mental labor than a human for less cost, it’s all over for humanity as we know it. Once that point is reached there’s no long-term sustainable arrangement where humans continue to exist, no matter
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Should be labeled (2021)
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by tehsauce 4y ago
A very interesting recent interview with an author of the concurrent work “decision transformer” https://open.spotify.com/episode/5uYwk4KcqRtdMjn7hlVOZD?si=2...
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Do you have an idea if it’s possible that this fast SIMD sort could be applied for faster sorting on GPUs?
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by tehsauce 4y ago
If you’re interested in learning to create these types of graphics (SDFs) with shaders, check out our open-source project https://shaderpark.com It’s specifically designed to make the methods Inigo is demoing in this video easie
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by tehsauce 4y ago
Most of the animations are also his hand coded shaders, but also uses some aftereffects to put it together.
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by tehsauce 4y ago
That's a good point those are good options. Sometimes if you're already in a browser its easier to just stay there, ctrl/cmd-t "spell check" and then just paste is less actions than opening pages, selecting document
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Where can I find a free online spell checker?
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by tehsauce 4y ago
I would be a bit concerned about adversarial attacks with this. I’m sure someone will be able to come up with an innocent looking PR that the system will always approve, but actually is malicious. Then any repo which auto-approves PRs with

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