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Show HN: I wrote a program that hashes files into poems(github.com)
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Show HN: Tool that hashes files into poems(github.com)
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The `boring` SSH tunnel manager(alebeck.github.io)
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by 0x12A 2y ago
Hi, this is a complete rework, though the core idea remains the same. Results are now much better due to improved engineering, and we compare to recent SOTA methods up until 2025. Also we have some new experiments and worked a lot on figure
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by 0x12A 2y ago
That's an interesting example! Perhaps too out-of-distribution, though. For fair comparison with other methods, we used the DIV2K training set in our paper, which only comprises 800 images. Would be cool to train a version on a much bi
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by 0x12A 2y ago
Hi, author here :) It shouldn’t be OOD, unless its too noisy maybe? And what scaling factor did you use? Single image SR is a highly ill-posed problem, so at higher upscaling factors it just becomes really difficult…
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by 0x12A 2y ago
Author here -- Generally in single image super-resolution, we want to learn a prior over natural high-resolution images, and for that a large and diverse training set is beneficial. Your suggestion sounds interesting, though it's more
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Arbitrary-Scale Super-Resolution with Neural Heat Fields(therasr.github.io)
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by 0x12A 2y ago
IMO, it hits a nice sweet spot between performance and level of abstraction, especially w.r.t. concurrency and networking. Also I found that you get things done incredibly fast. I am mostly doing Python and some C, so Go feels like "so
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by 0x12A 2y ago
Great, thanks for the advice!
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by 0x12A 2y ago
Yes, it's in my backlog, but I don't have a concrete timeline as of now.
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by 0x12A 2y ago
Thank you. I found that you can get really productive quite fast in Go, so happy learning :)
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by 0x12A 2y ago
Thank you! Yes, there is an exponential backoff strategy for reconnection attempts. Supporting SOCKS sounds like a nice idea, I'll look into it!
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by 0x12A 2y ago
I agree! Honestly, Go made building this quite pleasant, as it has nice abstractions for networking and a great concurrency model. I'm planning to keep it minimal for now, but I would like to add Windows support, SSH multiplexing and m
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Show HN: I made an SSH tunnel manager to learn Go(github.com)
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Boring SSH Tunnel Manager(github.com)
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Jyā, koti-jyā and utkrama-jyā(en.wikipedia.org)
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St. Elmo's Fire(en.wikipedia.org)
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Verify data integrity with hyper-realistic human faces(github.com)
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