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pierotofy
2mo ago
Taking credit for other people's work while raising millions? Yeah, pretty bad and relevant.
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pierotofy
3mo ago
To me, what's not rational is believing you must rent the tools of your trade while exposing all of your employer's intellectual property to a third party. Difference of opinion.
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pierotofy
3mo ago
I use it for work.
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pierotofy
3mo ago
Yep. Screw Anthropic, CloseAI and all other rent seekers in this space.
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pierotofy
3mo ago
Yes. Llama.cpp + Qwen3.6-35b (MTP) + OpenCode is quite capable and runs on a single RTX 3090 and is faster than most cloud models. Quality is like running edge models from 8-12 months ago. Setup details at https://github.com
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WebODM: The Missing Guide
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4mo ago
I stopped most spam with a simple AGENTS.md. It actually seems to work (for now). https://github.com/LibreTranslate/LibreTranslate/blob/main/A...
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Show HN: IssueWhiz – Automated Issue Triaging
(github.com)
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Show HN: TB Chess – Play Chess IRL at Local Venues
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1y ago
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tenplus.dev: Shared tech RSS aggregator
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1y ago
The inference process via ONNX (where most of the CPU time is spent) is multi-threaded. I briefly explored adding multiprocess capabilities for the tiling/downsampling/result merging parts of the codebase, but the improvements wer
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pierotofy
1y ago
On the ONNX choice: it's fairly lightweight to install and runs decently fast on a CPU. Other existing libraries forced me to install torch or tensorflow.
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pierotofy
1y ago
Hey, I wrote GeoDeep, what a cool writeup! Glad someone tried to run these on satellite imagery. I did most of my testing on drone derived orthophotos, so was curious to see how it would perform with lower resolution images. Some models lik
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pierotofy
1y ago
Worked on something similar a few months ago (albeit for smaller scale geographic data): https://github.com/uav4geo/GeoDeep
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pierotofy
1y ago
It's not about the ability to migrate to other products. If I switch to your product, I need guarantees that you will not screw me over pricing 5 years down the road when you need to increase your revenue figures and that if you go out
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pierotofy
1y ago
Here's what I'd want from accounting software; a credible exit strategy that if you go bankrupt or decide that you need to tweak your pricing too much, I can take my data and run it on my own infrastructure. Have you thought about
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GeoDeep: AI object detection and semantic segmentation in geospatial rasters
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pierotofy
2y ago
A lot of 3DGS/Nerf research is like this unfortunately (ugh). Check https://github.com/pierotofy/OpenSplat for something you can run on your 10 year old laptop, even without a GPU! (I'm the author)
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pierotofy
2y ago
Photogrammetry struggles with certain types of materials (e.g. reflective surfaces). It's also very difficult to capture fine details (thin structures, hair). 3DGS is very good at that. And people are working on improving current short
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pierotofy
3y ago
For training you can also try https://github.com/pierotofy/opensplat
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pierotofy
3y ago
Or just use https://localsend.org . Free and open source.
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3y ago
A few guidelines to avoid maintainer's burnout: * Do not allow questions on GitHub issues, it's a poor place for conversations. I find Discourse or some other forum (or mailing list) a better place to do that, which allows communi
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pierotofy
3y ago
While it's certainly challenging, it's not terrible, but it requires some thought and a sustainable business model, something many FOSS developers don't want to do. https://piero.dev/category/foss-funding
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3y ago
It might be another fault due to the cultural shift that's been happening at Boeing: https://www.npr.org/2019/10/26/773675393/boeings-cultural-sh... > Safety and quality were taking a second seat
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pierotofy
3y ago
Nice project! A few questions/suggestions: - It's not clear what the character limit would be if one was to sign-up. - What does "context-driven translations for higher accuracy" mean? - 35 characters are quite short f
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pierotofy
3y ago
Python breaking stuff with another minor version update? Shocker...
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pierotofy
3y ago
Note: OpenAI is currently down ( https://status.openai.com/ ) you might need to wait for them to be back online before you can try it.
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Show HN: IssueWhiz – Automated Issue Triaging with ChatGPT + boolean expressions
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3y ago
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I'm offering free consulting for sustaining open source projects
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3y ago
> On the consumer side, open source is inherently for enthusiasts Consumers care about whether software works for their needs, they don't care whether it's proprietary or open source. And often there's also the factor of
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