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tough
2y ago
would love to see it if open source!
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tough
2y ago
what do you mean by across different folders here? I was thinking about using elysiajs so this seems important
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tough
2y ago
He's probably feeding the webcam pic as img2img no? That'd get you the most details from the original picked up by the AI
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tough
2y ago
And when editors have big ad spenders, you bet they won't criticize the hand that feeds them, most of the time
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2y ago
Someone suggested to me to apply a filter that serves .md or txt to bots/ai scrapers instead of the regular website, seems smart if it works but i hate it when i get captchas and this could end up similarly detecting non-bots as bots m
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tough
2y ago
interesting, will check out yours i'm mostly interested on these dynamic routers so I can mix local and API based depending on needs, i cannot run some models locally but most of the tasks don't even require such power (on buildin
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tough
2y ago
when topics are too political usually flame wars abound and moderators can choose to flag/derank a submission to avoid the comments section going wild or just close comments altogether in extreme cases all i can find on doing research
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tough
2y ago
I think that might be just a feature of the catalyzex platform for papers with no linked code yet that might internally add a +1 to code requested on their db and thats it some times papers come out a few weeks before code when its bleeding
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tough
2y ago
You might like https://pypi.org/project/llm-predictive-router/
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tough
2y ago
just use WSL to run python sighs
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tough
2y ago
A smaller piece of the puzzle, but I saw this refusal classifier by NousResearch yesterday and could be useful too https://x.com/NousResearch/status/1915470993029796303
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tough
2y ago
Right! for RLS i found out about atlasgo, which lets you do Schemas as Code including RLS stuff, so my mind went to leverage the .zmodel to generate not only the prisma schemas through it and the client api codegen sdk, but also the RLS stu
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tough
2y ago
I think the main point is the WAF companies must have lobbied to get that into the checklist the main point is you need to pay a third party
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tough
2y ago
Nope sorry it was zenstack https://zenstack.dev/
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tough
2y ago
yes sorry, typo, i meant ZenStack!
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tough
2y ago
This is more true for indie hackers or solo team founders i guess, if you're just a designer in a big corp, you don't usually handle marketing beyond trying to build/design a marketeable product, devrel and other positions ar
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tough
2y ago
Vtuber comes to mind
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tough
2y ago
This would be an interesting metric to track, how different an abstract generated from LLM giving it the paper as source, vs the actual abstract is, and if it has any correlation whatsoever with the overall quality of the paper or not
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2y ago
I don't know about -commercial- offerings but you can try also something like SVGRender which you should be able to run on your own GPU etc https://ximinng.github.io/PyTorch-SVGRender-project/ first paper linked o
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tough
2y ago
Right! I forgot the new model was a multi-modal one generating image outputs from both image and text inputs, i guess this is good and price will come down eventually. waiting for some FOSS multi-modal model to come out eventually too great
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2y ago
SVGFusion https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.10437 which is a new paper from SVGRender group https://huggingface.co/SVGRender OmniSVG https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.06263v1
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2y ago
It seems to me like this is a new hybrid product for -vibe coders- beacuse otherwise the -wrapping- of prompting/improving a prompt with an LLM before hitting the text2image model can certainly be done as you say cheaper if you just ru
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2y ago
so are these like other fields don't use LaTeX but other formatting? I can see for example if its' mostly word documents from source on that area of science maybe there's no point on arxiv like pipeline that builds from sourc
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2y ago
any underlying negative consequences on letting prisma schema handle the underlynig model/migrations I found out about stackzen yesterday, really like the RBAC/ABAC backed up into the models/codegen stuff, been thinking about
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2y ago
Yep, this is way slower but considered SOTA on video-gen open source. I mostly meant the using the previous frames to generate new frames insight that reminded me but lack knowledge on the specifics of the work glad if its useful for your w
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tough
2y ago
maybe demos could be a downsampled bitrate/size running on commercial GPU's
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2y ago
feels like the next logical step for you to bring enconomies of scale is to allow users generating the video to automatically stream it to n platforms, so each gpu can be generating 1 png for many humans to watch simultaneously, with maybe
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tough
2y ago
Why isn't there a global-like open platform for science like ArXiv?
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2y ago
tik tok recently added Footnotes
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2y ago
I'm not at that level but reminded me of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43736193
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