pdntspa

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by pdntspa 6d ago
Is there some way to get this to output just the vocals? Without running a stem splitter? It would be useful to be able to generate backing vocals/hums/melismas and whatnot, that could be plugged into a DAW.
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by pdntspa 6d ago
Have you observed the sheer monotony of this avalanche of AI-generated "creative" expression at all? You have people pumping out an entire album in a few days simply because they can, repeatedly, and then they flood streaming serv
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by pdntspa 6d ago
If computers degraded the way flesh does once you stop fueling it I feel like that would defeat a lot of your argument. And yes the brain has inherent statefulness (you're referring to memories, I'm guessing?), we have also jerry-
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by pdntspa 6d ago
At first I was inclined to agree with you, but then I realized that the brain requires this whole complicated contraption (the body) to run and, really, do anything at all. And while I'm not familiar with the notion of 'quantum mi
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by pdntspa 7d ago
Idunno man I thought Far Cry 5 was brilliant. Sure there was a fair amount of copy pasting but it was such a blast that I didn't care and the game was over before I was ready for it. The whole psychedelic religious cult critique was a
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by pdntspa 7d ago
> what else do people want? A little bit of depth to go with all that breadth? I'm not saying there aren't deep systems in NMS. Its just that they are sparse. You can tool around all day having only the most cursory interactio
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by pdntspa 15d ago
It learned from the best, no? There is a lot of sarcasm and implication on the internet.
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by pdntspa 15d ago
You should try setting claude code to opus 4.6. With the style instructions I set in my user CLAUDE.md it does exactly that. It's like night and day: Opus 5 gave me a page and a half of word-vomit, yet the exact same task and prompt wi
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by pdntspa 16d ago
They're the fringes, along with the increasingly large contingent of tourists/festies/sparkle ponies. The majority are actual burners and they are a wild and unorthodox bunch. Look up the 10 Principles if you want to understa
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by pdntspa 18d ago
My only interest is if there are any newer, cleaner algorithms/models. htdemucs (as well as everything else in UVR) are good but not great and leave a lot of artifacts. The acapellas it stamps are 'good enough' til you get to
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by pdntspa 19d ago
Damn, was hoping this would be an upgrade over (the seemingly abandoned) UVR5
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by pdntspa 19d ago
I was running one of the older llamas (3.1 I think?) at slow-ish (10-20 tok/sec at Q4?) but OK speeds on 12 year old DDR3 ECC Xeon machine
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by pdntspa 20d ago
Cool! I played the original with a joystick back in the day. I tried the previous port to XWA with Tie Fighter more recently, and it had been so long that I couldnt even complete the tutorial with the joystick! Proper gamepad support would
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by pdntspa 23d ago
You can incentivize cooperation without having to compel action with a warrant. This sort of corrupt quid pro quo is quite common, in other countries at least...
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by pdntspa 28d ago
I am working this out with Fable right now, for getting this running on my DGX spark homelab; it mentioned that there might be issues with the 'optimized LM-head restrictions' that unsloth NVFP4 ships with. Have you had any issues
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by pdntspa 29d ago
Dr Bronners is local to me and they are very active in the burner scene (I believe the founder is an OG burner). I have a few friends who work there and Bronners often has a presence at local burner events (and Burning Man) -- notable becau
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by pdntspa 1mo ago
Oh man I cannot tell you how many times I've gotten into arguments on here and other technical forums years ago about self-hosting and how 'stupid' I was to not want to rent cloud servers
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by pdntspa 2mo ago
The actual infection rates for some STIs are also similarly low, per-encounter. But they are high enough that if you are promiscuous and have a large number of at-risk encounters then you will eventually get a bad roll of the dice.
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by pdntspa 2mo ago
XP? What with its Fischer-Price primary color scheme? You have got to be kidding me.
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by pdntspa 2mo ago
Finally, a throwback lib that seems to be mostly pixel-accurate! Some of the element spacing seems to be off but it does actually look like Windows 98. The lack of accuracy and attention to detail in a lot of these efforts is incredibly irk
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by pdntspa 2mo ago
I'm running price-sensitive data extraction workloads on flash 2.5 and its still the king when it comes to accuracy + cost, all the gemini 3 variants perform a bit worse and cost a lot more. Low-key freaking out, ngl
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by pdntspa 2mo ago
Hey now, MP3 is still relevant even though better codecs have come (and gone) Something tells me H264 is going to be sticking around for a while just on sheer compatibility and compute requirements
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by pdntspa 2mo ago
Why must everything look and be modern
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by pdntspa 2mo ago
I am having a hell of a time googling for WillowTalk, do you know any links/places where I can learn more? Maybe even download something?
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by pdntspa 2mo ago
I mean, technically it is, just the 'sound waves' are square waves of varying height/width
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by pdntspa 3mo ago
This is a fork of another tiny text editor written by someone else. So I wouldn't say they 'built' it Honestly this headline reeks of social media clickbait
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by pdntspa 3mo ago
because it is TEXT you want your GUI then set up VNC
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by pdntspa 3mo ago
wow, what a way to prejudice against people fluent in multiple paradigms
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by pdntspa 3mo ago
So.... webmin
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by pdntspa 3mo ago
Yeah but who gets that legally

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