wolttam

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by wolttam 11mo ago
This doesn’t look like it was intended to compete. The research appears interesting
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by wolttam 11mo ago
I really struggle to come up with a reason that transformers won't continue to deliver on additional capabilities that get fit into the training set.
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by wolttam 11mo ago
> WebGPU isn't just a replacement for WebGL; it's a massive leap forward Is it just satire at this point?
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by wolttam 11mo ago
Anecdote: I became a parent at 25 and didn't feel these shifts until 30/31.
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by wolttam 11mo ago
Yeah I could distinctly feel my brain shifting into its adult era over the last couple of years (I'm 31) It was kind of odd. I'm more serious now (but at the same time.. less?). I'm way more easily able to focus on what act
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by wolttam 11mo ago
It's 1/3 the old price ($15/$75)
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by wolttam 11mo ago
This has been my intuition with these models since close to the beginning. Any framework you build around the model is just behaviour that can be trained into the model itself
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by wolttam 11mo ago
Niri has been really nice over the last week since I moved to it. It has allowed me to get down to ~2 persistent workspaces instead of the usual 5-6. Workspace 1: Browser, Email, Music Workspace 2: Running project, editor(s) On sway/i3
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by wolttam 1y ago
Do you mean that it wouldn't help with ingesting footage and then determining how to act? I can imagine a robotics architecture where you have one model generating footage (next frames for what it is currently seeing) and another dumbe
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by wolttam 1y ago
I'd like to see some video generation benchmarks. For example, one that tested a model's ability to generate POV footage of a humanoid form carrying out typical household tasks Even if it requires human evaluators at first, and ev
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by wolttam 1y ago
All I really need is for Debian to have their own OCI image registry I can pull from. :)
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by wolttam 1y ago
"but whatever" are two of the most dismissive words when put together. "I see what you've written, but whatever."
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by wolttam 1y ago
`docker context`?
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by wolttam 1y ago
Oh I think I will be having some fun with the streaming capability. Sweet!
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by wolttam 1y ago
Completely unsold on this take. The pace of development in China can't be ignored. The consumer market for a pretty dumb household chore bot is huge.
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by wolttam 1y ago
I remember things just fine, just not at the sufficient detail to remember all aspects at the drop of a pin. What I hold on to are the core concepts that allow me to hit the ground running when I have to interact with the subject-matter aga
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by wolttam 1y ago
Yeah it should be able to perform these entirely as a process on their end and the app should just check in on progress. One of the complications of your average query taking at least some number of seconds to complete - that is, long enoug
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by wolttam 1y ago
I'll try! Let's consider a tree blowing in the wind: To classically render this in any realistic fashion, it quickly gets complex. Between the physics simulation (rather involved) and the number of triangles (trees have many branc
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by wolttam 1y ago
At some point it will be computationally cheaper to predict the next pixel than to classically render the scene, when talking about scenes beyond a certain graphical fidelity. The model can infinitely zoom in to some surface and depict(&#x2
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by wolttam 1y ago
It's hard to see how there will be room for profit as this all advances There will be two classes of media: - Generated, consumed en-masse by uncreative, uninspired individuals looking for cheap thrill - Human created, consumed by disc
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by wolttam 1y ago
I will always moan about Ubiquiti's odd software distribution choices. Just publish an OCI image, for goodness sake. "Installer" executables on Linux.. shudders
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by wolttam 1y ago
Let's not underestimate LLM's ability to do in-context learning. Perhaps it can just read the new lang's docs and apply what it already knows from other languages