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by sovok 4mo ago
The Python process peaks at about 15 GB, so maybe a 24 GB GPU works. But others seem to have problems wih Nvidia: https://github.com/apple/ml-sharp/issues/84
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by sovok 4mo ago
Also interesting: https://github.com/apple/ml-sharp Apples model to generate Gaussian splats from a single image. Takes about 30 seconds on an M1 Pro. It falls apart once you move too much, but for a little side-wiggli
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by sovok 1y ago
An LLM step also works pretty well for diarization. You get a transcript with speaker-segmentation (with whisper and pyannote for example), SPEAKER_01 says at some point „Hi I’m Bob. And here’s Alice“, SPEAKER_02 says „Hi Bob“ and now the L
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by sovok 2y ago
Seems to be a common thing. I did something similar two days ago. Pretty helpful so far: https://github.com/combatwombat/cmdline-ai-helper
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by sovok 2y ago
Very neat. I like the channel idea. There’s also https://random-video.com which shows one of 4.5 Billion YouTube videos randomly (or with a filter for view count, language, year). Pretty fun to discover what’s out there, without
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by sovok 3y ago
There seem to be a few fancy boat projects that turn out to just be renderings and NFT scams. Like https://www.pangeosyacht.com/projects , an $8 Billion „Terayacht“ maybe launching in 2033. Until then they sell NFTs for a pl
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by sovok 3y ago
Nice. I gather one could generate a lot of listicles with that. "The 10 most * movies of *", "5 early but great movies by famous actors", ... Too bad IMDb doesn't provide more data in the export. Budget, box office
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by sovok 3y ago
This was fun. I like the little bounce of playing field when the block hits the bottom. And it loads pretty fast for a Godot web game.
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by sovok 3y ago
https://font2png.com to browse font-icons and export them as PNG, with background/foreground color. Usually you want SVG, but sometimes a PNG is better. I use it mostly to generate quick favicons. It was also fun to make it
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by sovok 3y ago
The linked project website is interesting as well and quite a deep rabbit hole: https://www.kermitproject.org/kermit.html > Although terminal emulation has been largely supplanted by the Web for online access, Kermit sof
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by sovok 4y ago
Thanks. The spatial audio is just a feature of the excellent https://howlerjs.com/ . But I added MIDI keyboard support to the secret fart piano recently and thus Firefox throws up a scary warning. It's now disabled unle
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by sovok 4y ago
Alright, the background can now have rounded corners with smoothing / squircles like in iOS, using Figmas algorithm. Thanks for the suggestion! → https://font2png.com
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by sovok 4y ago
Good idea. I never really use the background color, but since it's there, a corner radius makes sense. I'll play around with that soon.
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by sovok 4y ago
https://font2png.com to create PNGs from icon fonts like Font Awesome. SVGs are usually the way to go, but sometimes you need a PNG. A previous tool that did the same went away, so I built my own. Also https://frt.rip
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by sovok 4y ago
That is a nicely polished site. Love the chord cheat sheet.
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by sovok 4y ago
Looks interesting. Do you read the Figma file format and re-implement all the rendering? Although I get an 500 error right now: https://sc.robsite.net/files/1667596588-pikmaker-500-2.png
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by sovok 4y ago
That would be the OpenAI Recipe creator (eat at your own risk) https://beta.openai.com/examples/default-recipe-generator
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by sovok 4y ago
It's 1.5.3 (1), Cmd+Z doesn't work on Intel and M1 Pro Macs: https://sc.robsite.net/files/1655539486-shottr-about.png I'll check out future updates :)
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by sovok 4y ago
> Undo/Redo: funny thing, it works on Cmd+Z / Cmd+Shift+Z, but is not wired in the menu (don't ask why, it's sort of a tech debt, haha) Cmd+Z doesn't work either here (Intel iMac with macOS 12.4), that's why
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by sovok 4y ago
This is neat with some fun features. It's hard to make something that complements the pretty powerful built-in screenshot and measurement tools of macOS. I take a lot of screenshots with annotations and use Cmd+Shift+4, Skitch and a cu
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by sovok 7y ago
Or use WordPress to manage your content, then create a static site from that with https://wp2static.com or https://www.simplystatic.co . Not nearly as fast as Hugo or Jekyll (~5 minutes to generate a 1300 post blog),
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by sovok 9y ago
It's the standard editor after all https://www.gnu.org/fun/jokes/ed-msg.html
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by sovok 10y ago
Thanks. It's just plain JavaScript and some jQuery. It uses SVG so the browser takes on some of the work you'd have to do yourself with canvas, like having the shapes as their own element and detecting mouse events. This also make
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by sovok 10y ago
I'm using historio.us for three years now, it's great. Thanks for that :)
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by sovok 10y ago
https://wootboard.com Draw something and share it. Like jsFiddle for drawings. In need of a rewrite and mobile support, but pretty useful if you just want to scribble something down and share it. And I like the borderless canvas
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by sovok 10y ago
Also, shortcuts that work without focussing the video. Press space to pause the video, it scrolls down instead. So you learn about "k" which pauses without focus, great. Then you want to skip forward/backward with the arrow k
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by sovok 11y ago
Or wix.com, which sounds like wichs in German (wank).
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by sovok 12y ago
Very cool. Although the upside-down text doesn't work with ümlauts and numbers. A reverse function would also be nice. I wrote a similar tool that does this ( http://lunicode.com ). It's on Github if you want to use the
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by sovok 12y ago
It would be cool if the position and rotation would be synchronized between the two, so I could choose a nice view in the Real-Time tab and switch over to Photo Realistic to get the raytraced version.
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by sovok 12y ago
It's probably just used to create the .tga images loaded in https://github.com/icebreaker/floppybird/blob/master/src/gam...

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