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Macuyiko
3y ago
v1 used a very limited (albeit very easy and already quite impressive) form of transfer learning, e.g. take a pretrained network's 1000dim vector outputs given a bunch of images belonging to three sets (since the original was trained o
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Macuyiko
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Came here to cite your work, I even mention "CloudForest" in my slides still as "an interesting implementation that is also capable of handling NANs in DTs in a slightly different way." Crazy this has already been 10 yea
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Very interesting, indeed, they seem to be driven by better fluid simulations... remarkable that they find their way into games. I was always under the impression that Navier Stokes was hard in 3d, but it does seem like there are performant
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3y ago
Very cool work. As a bit of tangent (but wondering whether someone can answer) - the article also makes mention of point based rendering and indeed the fact is has been a staple of particle systems for a long time. However, especially with
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Well... Valve is a very interesting study in that regard. They have voted for violence, topics bordering to meme hate speech, pornography, but have voted against crypto shit and now AI. Not making a verdict either way but I find it interest
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3y ago
Very good points. Meanwhile I have clients asking me why they can't have a status page to which I reply: you can, but ultimately to be completely fail proof it will be a human updating it slowly. To which they reply: but GitHub or X do
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Update We have identified the root cause of the outage and are working toward mitigation Posted 4 minutes ago. Jun 29, 2023 - 18:02 UTC
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3y ago
EU here. Actions are failing to run. Rest is kinda ok.
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You're right, but I don't think so. From the moment that 80/99% realizes they're out of work, it's over. That's why you see idiot anti-AI spokespeople showing up, why Altman is invited to Bilderberg, why EU is
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3y ago
Curious to hear about your preferred alternative. Poetry?
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4y ago
Fun interview but barely any meat for those in the field. Just very general questions and answers, saying that the road is murky, but nothing about e.g. if Transformers / attention are the way to go forward, multi-modal models, reinfor
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4y ago
Just played through Lil Gator Game with my 3.5y old and she loved it.
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4y ago
Lots of recognizable stories in this answer - thanks for sharing.
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4y ago
yt-dlp --flat-playlist --extractor-args youtubetab:approximate_date "https://www.youtube.com/c/AndreasKling" --print "%(upload_date)s %(id)s" 1> out.txt && sort out.txt Takes long
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4y ago
This by any chance? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccEpeuqdHGM
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4y ago
Each passing month I am more and more convinced that I should urgently get a) my mails out of my personal (non paying) Gmail account and b) get my associated photos out of Google Photos, mainly because of baby pictures which I cannot fath
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Macuyiko
4y ago
I was planning to make a snarky comment here as follows: Ah yes, thisxdoesnotexist.com, let's repeat the fad from a few years ago when StyleGAN 1/2 was all the rage but has been widely outdated since. Still, it can come in useful
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4y ago
First try: > You got 5.523 seconds. Aaand just like that, you went over. I think that is good enough.
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> Sorry if I got a little bit off topic there. Not at all. Though forgive me for not agreeing with some key points you raise. > Curiosity is not a necessity. While curiosity is integral part of what makes a human well, human, it doesn
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4y ago
Exactly. This is the crux of the question: what is necessary as a starting point. What is not. And given what is: what emerges over time (like nationalism).
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4y ago
Interesting thoughts. I was having a very similar chat with a friend about this recently, including exactly the question of "what should the reward function be", or at least the most minimal one. Some aspects we thought of: - pain
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4y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21245827 Especially the commenter on my post: Rocks and Diamonds is great.
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You're in luck, Andreas has been hacking on that since a couple of months. They're calling the Linux version of the browser Ladybird: https://github.com/awesomekling/ladybird
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4y ago
I was just thinking that dungeons and diagrams would make a great addition to this collection. Maybe a fun weekend project to implement that.
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I also used this a lot while travelling to access the internet through captive wifi portals. Especially in asia this worked very well, given the huge amount of telco wifi providers in cities.
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Actually part 4 should be most interesting if you're interested to know how different materials can be mixed. It also looks at Noita: https://blog.macuyiko.com/post/2020/an-exploration-of-cellul... Kudos to t
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I don't know, I opened nl.aliexpress.com in a private browser tab and immediately got the NSFW suggestion on first try. The class of the div where the suggestions are placed is class="hot-words", so I would say this is the re
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https://distill.pub/2020/growing-ca/ - you can either train them to generate expected outcomes https://distill.pub/selforg/2021/textures/ - this is the paper the authors refer to. H
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5y ago
We had a similar governmentally organized system in our country during the first vaccination round where people could book an appointment. The website fell over and the devs introduced a queuing system and had you waiting in line. Except th
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So do people who are vaccinated and catch covid, sadly.
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