warangal

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by warangal 3y ago
I sometimes find GUIs equivalent to comfort-food as you can just stroll through a gui interface without lot of cognitive overload that may come from a rarely used CLI. A bit tangential to current discussion, but i came across CUDATEXT edito
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by warangal 3y ago
Indeed it was a great read about what goes behind the scenes for maintaining such packages and a problem generally every developer thinks about when such an extension has to be shipped along . I still wonder if targeting Python's LIMIT
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Blog Generation Using CudaText Editor(eagledot.xyz)
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Go Concurrency: Fan-Out, Fan-In(pboyd.io)
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by warangal 3y ago
I started using Nim because i wanted to port some of machine learning models written in python with the idea of making them more portable. It was a lot of work as community is relatively small and a new user would end up writing a lot of co
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by warangal 3y ago
Really cool to see your approach, didn't know about svd2nim project. Hopefully i will able be to use your approach for some hobby embedded projects. Thanks again for taking time for a detailed reply!!
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by warangal 3y ago
Thanks for a detailed response! I also use Nim quite a bit on linux/windows for machine-learning purposes. But even on these systems, It is generally a pain to try to trick Nim into using a compiler not directly supported, as some orig
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by warangal 3y ago
Interesting you use Nim, would you have some resources/pointers for using Nim on embedded devices. Do you use a native compiler or cross-compile it for this (RISC-V) chip ?
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by warangal 3y ago
For what it is worth, we work on a tool[0] to index all local videos and images and later allowing query just using natural language. It is based on CLIP which has been trained on image-text pairs, but seems to work great for videos after
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by warangal 3y ago
Hey, thanks for checking it out. We also started working on it for personal reasons. Any suggestion or feedback is welcome, you can contact me directly at anubhav@ramanlabs.in . Some features like Face-recognition and improved video-search
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by warangal 3y ago
I think, it is really underrated how much faster numpy approach is for low-key workloads like personal images and videos where you would generally have a few K embeddings and it is also possible to hide some latency by sharding and stream r
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by warangal 4y ago
Interface really looks nice! We also develop a similar project but for indexing personal videos and images[0] based on CLIP. It is a Flask based application behind a caddy proxy. [0] https://github.com/ramanlabs-in/hach
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Show HN: Self-hosted natural language search for videos and images(ramanlabs.in)
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by warangal 4y ago
I write most of my code in Nim language, and it generally involves wrapping up some C codebase, or calling DLLs routines and working with raw pointers. Although Nim has it own GC or ARC to handle memory management for its native data-struct
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by warangal 4y ago
Compiling extensions to python from another language also provide opportunities to fuse two or more operations, resulting in speed up even for cases where fast but independent implementation of operations are already available in python. An
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by warangal 4y ago
Videos encode so much information, and it looks pretty cool when such projects extract higher level information to play with. And recent models like whisper and clip are amazing to help make sense of that information even for personal p
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by warangal 4y ago
We are two friends working on a native app to analyze videos using computer-vision [0]. We have been developing it for more than 2 years, to make sure it works in real-time for all CPUs. Not sure about impact but it is really cool to play a
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by warangal 4y ago
Video player looks cool! Even though this is based for badminton, i have found this one < https://cvit.iiit.ac.in/research/projects/cvit-projects/badm... > quite interesting for sport analytics projects.
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by warangal 4y ago
Thanks for suggestion! Haven't worked with Nix ecosystem yet, but definitely going to check it out and see what works in the end.
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by warangal 4y ago
Yes, we should be able to containerize it easily as we already tested it for virtual linux machine. Is there a way to contact you, in case we add this and more features in the future?
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by warangal 4y ago
Still a lot of work pending on user interface side, but this is definitely on the TODO list. We are also working to allow users to search for a lot more categories of objects in the upcoming releases. It has been a lot of work, so thanks fo
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by warangal 4y ago
Thanks for checking out. We are also working on SDK to make it easier to integrate with existing applications. Linux version is almost ready, just looking at ways to distribute dependencies a bit more easily.
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Show HN: Semantic Video Search(ramanlabs.in)
62 points by warangal 4y ago|16 comments
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by warangal 4y ago
Yes, ffmpeg is one hell of a library and documentation doesn't make things easier. You have to ask a lot of questions to understand the low level details, and also have to answer them yourself by doing experiments. For the point about
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by warangal 4y ago
Even though Nim by default works with a GC to manage memory, I regularly use Nim to work with direct-memory/raw-pointers and can still have increased memory safety by using HOOKS and ARC. I have written about my experience here[1], in
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Raw Memory Management patterns in Nim language(ramanlabs.in)
6 points by warangal 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Computer Vision Models for Developers(ramanlabs.in)
6 points by warangal 4y ago|3 comments
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by warangal 4y ago
We started a company[0] to make it easy for developers to integrate ML models in their existing applications. [0] https://ramanlabs.in