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by tristanc 8mo ago
They mention specifically fixing this in 2.1.14: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/blob/main/CHANGELO... > Fixed a regression where the context window blocking limit was calculated too aggress
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by tristanc 9mo ago
This is one of the greatest news I've ever heard for the digital preservation community. Just so many projects over the years could have used resources like this. Thank you for contributing to humankind!
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by tristanc 2y ago
I'll bite, the article mentions: > To calculate the wind speed on WASP-127b, the team tracked how fast molecules in the planet's atmosphere moved using the 'Very Large Telescope' (VLT) located in the south American co
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by tristanc 2y ago
Location: Washington D.C. and metro area Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: no Technologies: C++, Linux, Python, Rust, ML (PyTorch), 3D graphics programming (shaders, data processing, rendering, ...), Multimedia (FFMPEG, GStreamer, ...)
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by tristanc 2y ago
Location: Washington D.C. and metro area Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: C++, Linux, Python, 3D graphics programming (shaders, data processing, rendering, …), Multimedia (FFMPEG, GStreamer, ...) Résumé/CV: tris
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by tristanc 3y ago
Hi atdrummond! I'm sorry I missed your earlier thread I had no idea you were doing and was a little stumped but I think you are an amazing person for doing this. I'm writing because I think I could use your help! I'm a recent
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by tristanc 3y ago
Use any model trained on the AudioSet dataset. There is one called EfficientAT i think that I use regularly and is pretty reliable
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by tristanc 3y ago
AFAIK, there is only support for AV1 decoding in the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and Apple's A17 Pro. No mobile SoC supports AV1 encoding (so far).
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by tristanc 3y ago
Location: Washington D.C. and metro area Remote: yes or on-site Technologies: C++, Linux, Python, 3D graphics programming (shaders, data processing, rendering, …), Multimedia (FFMPEG, GStreamer, ...) Résumé/CV: https:/&
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by tristanc 3y ago
Woah, is this suggesting that the cumulative human-years experienced by current living US population will add up to the age of the entire universe? Mind-boggled again!
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by tristanc 3y ago
Interesting, I attempted to do the same as you but stopped just shy of BPM matching. However I did get sound similarity working using an audio tagging neural net [1]. I chopped off the first and last 15 seconds of every song in my collectio
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LuxCoreRender – Gallery(luxcorerender.org)
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by tristanc 3y ago
In a similar situation as you, I’ve been having lots of luck using phind.com . They advertise as “the AI search engine built for developers” and its interface is a blend of google and chatgpt. You can also paste in long snippets of code or
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by tristanc 4y ago
An entire thread about apple rankings and no mention of Adam’s apples? https://adamapples.blogspot.com/
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by tristanc 4y ago
I’ve been having tons of fun messing around using the depth sensor data from a Kinect for Xbox to create procedural visuals. It’s been growing and growing to the point of now having 4 or 5 different input methods and accidentally discoverin
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by tristanc 4y ago
For what it’s worth I followed this [1] tutorial about a month ago to jailbreak my 5th gen kindle paperwhite and was able to get a root shell and install and run python3. There is also a reader app which is much, much nicer (imo) than the n
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by tristanc 4y ago
I’m pretty sure this just means it’s rated as appropriate for ages 9 and up. Had never noticed the ambiguity though...
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by tristanc 4y ago
Very neat project. With the new PinePhone case enabling LoRa communication as well, it seems like a lot of interesting possibilities are opening up.
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by tristanc 4y ago
The PNG format already allows grayscale 16bits / channel images. I regularly use this when rendering out depth maps from blender and ffmpeg seems to handle reading from these PNGs just fine (detecting the gray16 pixel format). However
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by tristanc 5y ago
Just a note for those of you who may be in a similar situation. YMMV. If you have a couple of very large folders (even 1 TB or more) you care about holding onto from your unlimited drive, share it with a few (even throwaway) personal Gmail
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by tristanc 5y ago
Could somebody please explain to me how TicketMaster on the iOS App Store manages to supposedly have 1.8M(?!) reviews averaging 4.8 stars when all of the written reviews I’ve scrolled through have 1 or 2 stars? Do they trick people into rev
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by tristanc 5y ago
You might be looking for ProjectM [1]. Reimplements WinAmp’s Milkdrop visualizer plugin to run standalone on practically every modern platform. [1] https://github.com/projectM-visualizer/projectM
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by tristanc 5y ago
Does adding a header-only (C++) http server to projectM’s visualizer [0] count? I added a very basic http server to switch presets from any basic web browser (including a kindle paperwhite) using a static html page. [1] It’s been great fun
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by tristanc 5y ago
Not directly related to this project but in a similar spirit. Recently, while exploring france’s national geography department (Institut de Géographie Nationale [1]) website, I came across a page [2] which allows anybody to download a Minec
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by tristanc 5y ago
This is a fantastic idea! I forked [1] projectM a while back to work on a few modifications such as screen and audio recording (by saving raw framebuffers) and being able to select the active preset remotely from a web interface so I became
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by tristanc 5y ago
You have to make sure to either feed it a microphone input or research how to set up a loopback monitor with pulsaaudio/pipewire/alsa (whichever you use). This way you can feed it whatever the audio output from any application. Th
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by tristanc 5y ago
It’s not too often this comes up ... but here is an iOS app for finding drinking water fountains and public restrooms using Overpass’s OSM API. https://github.com/hashFactory/ImThirsty
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by tristanc 5y ago
I feel like this comes up again and again. For some people Instagram or Facebook are sometimes the only way to communicate with new peers without introducing too much friction. In France, for example, most of my friends will exclusively use
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by tristanc 5y ago
Seems a little biased since they don’t even talk about its advantages. AFAIK not many companies use OCaml in practice but it is used quite a bit in academia in Europe. That said (I may be biased as well) I was taught OCaml in uni and enjoye
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by tristanc 5y ago
Unfortunately seems unavailable in Europe...

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