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by timlod 8mo ago
FWIW, the performance considerations section is a little simplistic, and probably assumes that exact dataset/problem. For GIN for example, perfomance depends a lot on the size of the search input (the fewer characters, the more rows to
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Who invented deep residual learning?(people.idsia.ch)
114 points by timlod 11mo ago|35 comments
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by timlod 1y ago
So, I checked, and this life cycle assessment (first link I could find, seems very comprehensive) states a 27x return on energy: https://www.vestas.com/en/sustainability/environment/lifecyc... This as opposed
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by timlod 1y ago
I've used it before for realtime-uses (not production though where you'd need 100% guarantees for no drop-outs), latency has not been an issue. I think you essentially get the latency of the plugins you're using since this is
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by timlod 1y ago
It's not virtual analog tech scientists building a better musical instruments :) I had no clue what a fog harp is, turns out it's used for harvesting water - interesting tech!
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by timlod 2y ago
Wow, I didn't see that. Great to see this level of interest early on!
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by timlod 2y ago
Audio Source Separation I think is the general term used in research. It is often applied to musical audio though, where you want to do stem separation - that's source separation where you want to isolate audio stems, a term referring
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by timlod 2y ago
The title is a bit confusing as open-source separation of ... reads like source separation, which this is not. Rather, it is a pitch detection algorithm which also classifies the instrument the pitch originated with. I think it's reall
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by timlod 2y ago
I'd say it depends on what your other options are. I don't think the technology will replace me soon, even at the rate I see it improving. At this point it's still a tool we can use to deliver faster, if we use it wisely. Esp
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by timlod 2y ago
Time will tell, but I would cautiously say say yes. Note that I don't usually work in that particular space (I prefer simple solutions and don't follow the hype), didn't sell myself using 'AI' (I was referred), and
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by timlod 2y ago
I'm a Data Scientist currently consulting for a project in the Real Estate space (utilizing LLMs). I understand the article is hyperbole for perhaps comedic purposes, and actually do perhaps 80% align with a lot of the authors views, b
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by timlod 2y ago
Pretty cool! Tried it with RHCPs Dani California ( https://lamucal.ai/songs/red-hot-chili-peppers/dani-californ... ) and there's a lot of wrong chords still. Impressive nonetheless, and already quite useful in
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by timlod 3y ago
I do like the Task Energy plot towards the end (second to last plot). It shows how wasteful these new Intel processors are compared to their direct competition.
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by timlod 3y ago
I’ve been using Windows throughout my childhood and start of my CS career - now I use Windows for specific software (audio/music) and Linux for developing (about 8 years I guess). I had a 1-year stint with macOS because I was developin
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by timlod 3y ago
I see, I did misread it! But I don’t think I can agree with what you meant then - why would our brain mostly ignore it in real life but not in video games? Where is the transition from something feeling real (in an immersive way) to us not
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by timlod 3y ago
Well, weird movements in games should be a thing of the past in the near future, as we can begin to extract motion capture data from videos of normal people acting normally. I think it depends on the type of game you have, but I wouldn&#x27
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by timlod 3y ago
That already exists in some forms, most notably perhaps in Dubler 2. I’m also working on an open source version of something similar, albeit quite involved and aiming at professional real-time performance and drumkit augmentation (if all g
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LLM Engineering: Structured Outputs (Course)(wandb.courses)
2 points by timlod 3y ago|1 comments
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by timlod 3y ago
Recently released free short course (1 hour-ish minus the project) on getting structured output from LLMs. I found it quite useful to quickly get an idea of how this can be done!
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by timlod 3y ago
They do make the tinnitus more noticeable for sure! By blocking out sounds which would otherwise “mask” the tinnitus, it can become noticeable if it’s otherwise pretty quiet. But in conditions where you really need earplugs I think you stil
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by timlod 3y ago
I've had Tinnitus since I was 14 (when I went to a concert and stood in front of the speakers). A couple of pieces of advice to people who might be struggling with their tinnitus: 1. You need to learn to cope with it - once you're
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by timlod 3y ago
I actually started recording with S1 v1 in my teens because I got it for cheap. After some longer breaks, I kept coming back to it (and buying updates) - it really is good! Compared with the Ableton workflow my bandmates are using nowadays,
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by timlod 3y ago
Requires Ubuntu 23.04 and Wayland, so not necessarily applicable to many Linux users, but great to see more professional software being ported to Linux in any case! Note: Studio One is a DAW (digital audio workstation). Other offerings that
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Studio One 6.5 is now available as public beta version for Ubuntu Linux(presonussoftware.com)
58 points by timlod 3y ago|18 comments
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Is there an LLM for condensing and surfacing recent research?
6 points by timlod 3y ago|2 comments
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by timlod 3y ago
I use emacs-jupyter, which has async execution. Sorry for the late reply, only just now noticed this!
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by timlod 3y ago
Do you have any source for scene reconstruction being hollywood-quality given 50+ images 10 years ago (assuming the images don't come from a controlled environment)? I can find for example this from 2016: https://substance3d
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by timlod 3y ago
I've long switched to Emacs/Org, but used JupyterLab extensively before (as a data scientist). It's way more powerful than vanilla notebooks since you can open notebooks/code/related side-by-side, easier to extend (
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by timlod 3y ago
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by timlod 3y ago
I don't think it is, not for a business such as the one described in the article. I'm currently living in Japan, and in a relatively short amount of time I've personally met several business owners who might have acted simila

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