natvert

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by natvert 7mo ago
Says the clawdbot
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by natvert 2y ago
oh, and the output videos that are generated are 5sec clips at 554x960px. this is on a single A6000
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by natvert 2y ago
I've ran hunyuanvideoai from their GitHub and it seems to generate realistic videos. It is a bit slow (30-60min per video clip) and requires ~50GB VRAM. I wonder how the quality compares though?
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by natvert 2y ago
anyone done a comparison with the open-source hunyuanvideoai.com?
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by natvert 3y ago
Firearm related X is the wrong thing to measure. Obviously if guns are truly banned, there will be no gun crime. There will still however be knife crime, fist crime, car crime, etc. The thing we want to measure is if we can (as a country) l
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by natvert 4y ago
Ebay is terrible. I once sold a nice (and expensive) smartphone on ebay. The buyer complained that it did not arrive as described. The phone was fine, but whatever, I thought ebay would just refund the payment and have the buyer return the
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by natvert 4y ago
Wait. Is this fact or conjecture?
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Rtainer, a Docker wrapper for managing containers and promoting reproducibility(github.com)
1 points by natvert 4y ago|0 comments
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by natvert 4y ago
Oh and read the first comment
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by natvert 4y ago
Party in the CIA https://youtu.be/C-CG5w4YwOI
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by natvert 4y ago
Same here
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by natvert 5y ago
I agree with your assessment, however I don't think the response is more surveillance. If recent data breeches have taught us anything it is that data aggregation (necessary for surveillance) is just another source of Chinese intellige
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by natvert 5y ago
The point is that scientific discussion and debate was shut down by some of the most powerful scientists in the country. The disaster is not COVID and it is not the source of COVID. The problem is the lack of free discussion and inquiry.
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by natvert 5y ago
This is bad. This is bad for COVID and bad for scientific integrity as a whole. There needs to be a public response by scientists decrying the bad behavior here. It's the least we can do to try to slow the general public's loss of
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by natvert 5y ago
This is not true. The case fatality rates are very similar. https://www.cmaj.ca/content/192/25/E666 Even if the rates were very different, the any difference claimed to be caused by specific measures would no
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by natvert 5y ago
This is a fantastic interview. Lex is a great interviewer, always focused on the other human being he is talking to and assuming the best in them. Lex's humility and unselfish love of others shines though. Jay is a fantastic resource o
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by natvert 5y ago
Also news: 'operating systems' developed by consumer-exploiting tech giants fuel an epidemic of ransomware. On a serious note though, the 2nd amendment protects the American right to own and carry a gun. We should be teaching gun
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by natvert 5y ago
Here is a far better article, by one of the founding members, than the editorialized article (and title) above: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-11-08/niall-...
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by natvert 5y ago
Conveniently, I just saw: https://twitter.com/bryanrbeal/status/1437551640559620098
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by natvert 5y ago
Same analysis error. How many beds are there total in a given hospital is the right question. Looks like _all_ community hospitals in the US have about 100,000 beds (including all types of ICU beds, even pediatric for example) https:/
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by natvert 5y ago
This is a great example of how misleading relative change can be. Double of 1 is 2. Double of 27 is 54. Stats like this should be presented in absolute numbers and given in context with comparable historical norms, e.g. deaths by other or a
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by natvert 5y ago
The people who are for forcing everyone else to take the vaccine don't understand how strongly people's beliefs (including their own) are held. What if the anti-vaxers we're forcing everyone to not get the vaccine or be fired
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by natvert 5y ago
For those interested in depth imaging, Stereolab's RGB stereo camera is good for situations where ambient IR is an issue or reflection is an issue, such as looking through a window. In other cases the Azure Kinect is fantastic.
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by natvert 5y ago
If we can give internet to everyone in Cuba using our tax dollars, why don't we use our tax dollars to pay for internet for everyone in the US as well?
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by natvert 5y ago
This is a problem with learning the appropriate context. In the case of a yellow traffic light, there should be a traffic light fixture and two other (unlit) lights. Without this context, it becomes apparent the yellow pixels in a circular
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by natvert 5y ago
It's not my plan, nor am I advocating for it. I just think it's a potential in the logical progression of events. To your point though, what if a few or even all Fortune n companies formed countries (or one country together). Who
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by natvert 5y ago
When the benefits of creating a new country outweigh the costs (to shareholders), does it fall within the fiduciary duty of corporate leaders to form a new country?
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by natvert 5y ago
This could present an opportunity! Similar to what used to be a traveling TV repairman. Tubes were before my time, but I imagine a person who used to replace tubes in the TV. Instead of fixing smart TVs, this "repairman" would go
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Unpacking the drop in Covid-19 case fatality rates with age-stratified analysis(delphi.cmu.edu)
1 points by natvert 6y ago|0 comments
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by natvert 6y ago
haha, this is great! i was thinking about making something similar to skip youtube ads on my ipad!

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