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zaptrem
3y ago
I've found DLSS Quality mode actually looks better than no DLSS at all in most games.
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The New York Subway Souvenir (1904)
(nycsubway.org)
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zaptrem
3y ago
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zaptrem
3y ago
How much faster in real wall-clock time is this in batched data than https://github.com/m-bain/whisperX ?
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zaptrem
3y ago
Why are you censoring that word?
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zaptrem
3y ago
Maybe we’re thinking about different iPods https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/378227457750466574/...
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zaptrem
3y ago
Or reading on an old iPod!
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zaptrem
3y ago
Can you elaborate on the solar panel part? I haven’t heard about that before.
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zaptrem
3y ago
In addition to what the other commenter said about Moores law, innovations like Flash Attention which reduced memory usage by over 10x and FA 2 which made huge leaps in compute efficiency show there is still a lot of room to improve the mod
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zaptrem
3y ago
I'm not sure I'd call a (very very good) turn-based RPG a blockbuster game of the decade when titles like Fortnite and Minecraft exist with orders of magnitude more players from a much wider range of demographics.
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zaptrem
3y ago
I disagree. I was running Overwatch 2 (via patched CrossOver) on my M1 Pro MBP over the summer at ~110FPS at ~900p.
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zaptrem
3y ago
If their ~1% figure is accurate, 10-12,000 Mac DAUs is significant at that scale.
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zaptrem
3y ago
Does disk caching not include write caching?
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3y ago
> Disk caching makes the system much faster and more responsive! There are no downsides, except for confusing newbies. It does not take memory away from applications in any way, ever! No downsides except for massive data loss when the sy
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zaptrem
3y ago
This is how interstellar travel worked in Altered Carbon.
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zaptrem
3y ago
This might be a side effect of speculative decoding.
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3y ago
Have you investigated a large pre-sale to organizations that don’t need FDA approval? One example that came to mind is retirement communities. Also, idk what your tech stack is but if it’s mostly an accelerometer could you make this an Appl
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3y ago
Record companies are the ones that make most of the money off copyright. Artists profit from everything else (e.g., performances, sponsorships, merch, etc) which would be mostly unaffected by a shortened (maybe 10-20, not 5 years) copyright
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3y ago
How is this any different from how SD was fine tuned on LAION Aesthetic after being pretrained on plain old LAION?
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zaptrem
3y ago
It’s like if StackOverflow automatically added a link to lmgtfy to every new question. If people wanted ChatGPT’s answer they’d just go to ChatGPT or Bing.
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zaptrem
3y ago
I’d suggest adding: - Cannot charge patient for treatment. That way nobody can actually sell snake oil.
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zaptrem
3y ago
Is there any reason to prefer to be a “Show HN” over a general post?
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zaptrem
3y ago
I thought registration walls that do nothing but allow you to join a waitlist were discouraged/banned here?
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3y ago
I want to run Assassin's Creed Mirage on a phone, that sounds really cool. I've wondered for years why people have to buy all these portable consoles when the iPhones in their pockets already out spec them.
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zaptrem
3y ago
What iPhone use case would this much bandwidth be useful for?
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3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl_XVIII
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3y ago
Their value proposition appears to be a fancy UI. Better/cheaper models would only improve their product and grow their addressable customer base.
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3y ago
Thanks! It's actually all generated by a single RTX 3090 (so constant ~250 watts). It runs at about 0.8X realtime. The Sonauto web app uses serverless A10Gs, though.
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3y ago
It's obviously not at the quality level of human producers, but I found it surprisingly listenable. The setup is basically just streaming MusicGen songs to AzuraCast with the Multi-Band Diffusion decoder. This was buried a few days ago
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Infinite Lo-Fi YouTube Stream Powered by MusicGen [video]
(youtube.com)
5 points
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3y ago
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3y ago
It's obviously not at the quality level of human producers, but I found it surprisingly listenable. The setup is basically just streaming MusicGen songs to AzuraCast with the Multi-Band Diffusion decoder.
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