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Possibly also nvitop, which is a different tool from nvtop: https://github.com/XuehaiPan/nvitop
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The documentation reads like it was written by a programmer who documented the different parameters to their implementation of a specific algorithm. Now when you as the user come along and want to use silenceremove, you'll have to care
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In the meantime I realized that the apad part is nonsensical - it pads the end of the stream, not at each silence-removed cut. I wanted to get angry at o3 for proposing this, but then I had a look at the silenceremove= documentation myself:
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1y ago
With transcribing a talk by Andrej, you already picked the most challenging case possible, speed-wise. His natural talking speed is already >=1.5x that of a normal human. One of the people you absolutely have to set your YouTube speed ba
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What specifically about this paper caught your eye that you wanted to implement that, what does it do better than other methods? Can you give a quick primer on what it does, and what the optional kmeans refinement does?
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That’s not quite right for Fraunhofer: The financing model is also heavily dependent on research grants. The base funding is indeed around 30%. But another 40% are from publicly funded research projects. The last 30% are from research contr
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It matches my anecdotal experience here (from Germany). When talking about travelling to the US, previously the discussions of the drawbacks would circle around climate impact, expense or flight time. Recently, this has shifted to feeling u
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2y ago
Certainly possible, read 4.6. Finetuning for Downstream Tasks in the paper, the first subsection is "Feed-forward Novel View Synthesis". They chose to report their experiments on LVSM, which is not an explicit representation like
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I read the paper yesterday, would recommend it. Kudos to the authors for getting to these results, and also for presenting them in a polished way. It's nice to follow the arguments about the alternating attention (global across all tok
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Sure they can. o3-mini can do web searches, which puts it far ahead of o1 if you require current information. You can also tell it to go read a particular paper from just the rough name.
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Radiant Foam: Real-Time Differentiable Ray Tracing
(radfoam.github.io)
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If you have things organized neatly together, you can also use pre-existing compression algorithms, like JPEG, to compress your data. That's what we're doing in Self-Organizing Gaussians [0]. There we take an unorganised (noisy) s
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So they want to build a hollow structure, 1 km high, with all its weight concentrated at the very top (when charged)? How is that supposed to not immediately collapse?
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These are the slides for the talk "The Aging Programmer" by Kate Gregory at CppNorth. Here's the recording of the talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LArOT95LTJU&list=PLsAtvvJ8KX...
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The Aging Programmer [pdf]
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I asked ChatGPT what strong correlations humans haven't discovered
(old.reddit.com)
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This criticism isn't compelling to me. The smiling emoji at the end of the first paragraph indicates that these statements were made somewhat in jest, or perhaps exaggerated. Of course some uses can be found for absolute pitch. I saw o
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Absolute pitch: a completely useless skill, which having can in some cases even be detrimental. While being very hard to impossible to acquire. So naturally I will stop at nothing trying to develop it :) A couple of months ago, this paper m
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If you are a regular HN reader who is (or was until this post) unfamiliar with Back to the Future, I'd love to know three more random facts about your life. In my world view, you are part of a fascinatingly small group of people.
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Interesting tool, congrats on the launch! I was wondering: have you thought about automation bias or automation complacency [0]? Sticking with the drop-tables example: if you have an agent that works quite well, the human in the loop will n
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I like the app and don’t need any customization options. Downloaded it after an earlier HN discussion I think. The workflow of typing, then selecting a file name to save at the very end makes me somewhat uncomfortable. What happens if the a
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Wait, why do you have the same living room as Bojack Horseman?
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Bat echolocation is a topic that's very personal to me. My grandpa worked as a researcher in telecommunications and fibreoptics in the 1970s, in East Germany (GDR). This being at the height of the cold war, it was completely prohibited
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Scaniverse Open Sources SPZ Compression for 3DGS
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Don't make fun of renowned author Dan Brown! > Renowned author Dan Brown woke up in his luxurious four-poster bed in his expensive $10 million house – and immediately he felt angry. Most people would have thought that the 48-year-ol
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Or mix together your own plot, by combining any of the tropes in the "Periodic Table of Storytelling": https://jamesharris.design/periodic/
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Oh wow, really? Even if you feed it whole research papers? The ones I tried until now were more in the 8-10 minute range. I haven’t looked in to how to control the output yet. Hopefully that’ll get a little more transparent and controllable
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If you're not bored with it yet, here's a Deep Dive (NotebookLM, generated podcast). I fed it the project page, the arXiv paper, the GitHub page, and the two twitter threads by the authors. https://notebooklm.google.com
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Rollout otherwise completed: https://x.com/sama/status/1838864011321872407 As a paying customer from EU, I’m not happy about it. What’s the reasoning for this being held back (while normal voice mode is available)
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Advanced Voice Is Not yet Available in the EU, UK, CH, IS, NO and LI
(twitter.com)
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