woolion

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by woolion 2y ago
Music distribution, as well as other worldly matters, cost money. It was also a strongly gate-kept industry, while this isn't the case anymore. The main reason for gate-keeping is supposedly to "keep the financial equation fair fo
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by woolion 2y ago
Thank you for your reply, that is good to know that (especially coming from someone with great bash skills). My intent was to have the simplest way to solve my problem and not any more. If I was going to make it more robust I would probably
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by woolion 2y ago
This reminds of Poincaré's remark that all geometries are wrong, they are just useful abstractions of space. The different color spaces all have some features they are good at with their own algebra. So, RGB is close to how screen work
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by woolion 2y ago
So, last weekend I wanted to use an LLM to review some documents, and the problem I had was not so much the interface but that it's necessary to have some workflow management to re-run failed jobs and run the aggregate job once its dep
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Forgedit: Text Guided Image Editing via Learning and Forgetting(github.com)
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by woolion 2y ago
All right, I was hesitating to try shading some images to see if that improves the quality. It's probably still too early.
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by woolion 2y ago
This is the third image to 3D AI I've tested, and in all cases the examples they give look like 2D renders of 3D models already. My tests were with cel-shaded images (cartoony, not with realistic lighting) and the model outputs somethi
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by woolion 2y ago
When we consider sets of rules that show emergent properties,very small details like the conflict resolutions discussed here can have a tremendous impact on how the general strategies would pan out at high level play. That really makes me t
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by woolion 2y ago
Sure, I addressed it in my second sentence. However a bit more research shows already well-researched metabolic changes could have an impact, and I thought it was interesting, but apparently I was wrong.
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by woolion 2y ago
Do you have some repos and/or write-ups on these projects? That sound pretty cool.
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by woolion 2y ago
Have you tried Linux audio forums/community? I think the problem is that, by experience, regular musicians will just say "you need to use windows (or mac) to do anything serious" so it's complicated to find enough people
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by woolion 2y ago
Since this is related to a 'sugar', I wondered if the (keto) diet could have an impact. The metabolic cycles of deoxyribose are mainly related to DNA metabolic pathways, which isn't really related that is the glucose/ins
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by woolion 2y ago
I wholeheartedly agree, but the frustrations are quite understandable. If you want to do something somewhat advanced and you have to care about Jack, Alsa, and then the Pulse or Pipewire layers, it's quite overwhelming (why would you h
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by woolion 2y ago
The analysis seems great and I find the subject interesting enough. However, the presentation is really bad, in a way where it is actually making very difficult to grasp the content. The actual main information from the graphs is hard to re
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by woolion 2y ago
I thought it would be a good opportunity to improve some of my setup, in particular because I migrated my work config that covered way more cases. Also since I had all those setup scripts that I wrote to setup servers (git, python, postgres
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by woolion 2y ago
As other mentioned, anything AI (Stable Diffusion for instance is 5.86, ComfyUI 5.19, then there is Whisper, OpenLyrics, LLM), ... this is not counting the model files of course. Some client projects are packaged in a way that bring in a lo
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by woolion 2y ago
I had to move my system to a new SSD with more space, mostly because the great Python venv system makes it that each project takes up between 5Go and 30Go of disk space, so having 224Go was not enough anymore. Nvidia driver didn't inst
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by woolion 2y ago
For those interested in the "no syntax" approach (the editor being aware of the structure and able to operate natively on it), there are a number of projects [0] that go beyond simple Proof of Concepts. Naturally there are more on
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by woolion 2y ago
Note that it's a discussion of the book itself and not of the book review. This book review is interesting in that it gives a number of the best known books to learn about deep learning.
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by woolion 2y ago
When I'm working on the computer late, eating chocolate or other sweet things was a real crutch. Not doing it required a lot of willpower, so I could sometimes limit my consumption for some periods, but I gave up on quitting sugar in t
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by woolion 2y ago
I think there's some demand in the space [1]. I've used the Pixiv colorizer in the past (Petalica Paint [0]) with some good results and some really not as good. Some of the 'errors' it makes are actually interesting and
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by woolion 2y ago
I work with Krita and digital tablets and made the switch to Arch-based distros in good part to address the problem of Krita being very much behind in official repositories or using the appimage with the problem he mentions. With regards to
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by woolion 2y ago
The article mentions that some cell actually depend on 'unstable' conditions for their optimal metabolism. This may be surprising as maintaining homeostasis (constant environment) is a 'fundamental rule' of cell biology
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by woolion 2y ago
So you suggest that even after getting sunburns, people do not avoid sunburns, and are thus at a much lower level of cognitive function than most of the animal kingdom? You haven't replied to any of the points I'm making, all whil
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by woolion 2y ago
Sunlight filtered by a window is very different from natural sunlight. There are two main reasons this is a very poor indicator for sunlight exposure: - since UV that is filtered out by glass will cause good metabolic reactions, this exampl
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by woolion 2y ago
I've read in "Lies My Doctor Told Me" by the MD Ken Berry that there isn't a single paper that shows that sun exposure is bad. In particular the current consensus is that Vitamin D is essential to health and so this is c
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by woolion 2y ago
I cannot log into the account at all, so I'm stuck with the launcher. Weirdly enough the account is still linked with my Steam account, so I can log from one to the other in the browser, but not in the game.
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by woolion 2y ago
I did the same thing, but AFAICT I don't see any way to continue playing? I've applied for a refund on Steam explaining that due to this requirement it is essentially money stolen, but I got a negative reply based on a high play t
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by woolion 3y ago
For the first point: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38345858 For browser fingerprinting, there doesn't seem to be many sources. There is this post: https://community.brave.com/t/new-version-y
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by woolion 3y ago
How many other good engineers at Google are working on anti-competitive practice by pushing Google as default browser, providing a worse service on non-Chromium based browsers (like slowing YouTube for Firefox), etc? [Microsoft Edge does wo

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