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BrokrnAlgorithm

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    Comment #46606524

    I'm a musician, but am also pretty amused by this anti ai wave. There was recently a post referencing aphex twin and old school idm and electronic music stuff and i can't help bein…

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    Comment #44013419

    I find python's async to be lacking in fine grained control. It may be fine for 95% of simple use cases, but lacks advanced features such as sequential constraining, task queue mem…

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    Comment #41757105

    I've been out of the loop for stats for a while, but is there a viable approach for estimating ex ante the number of clusters when creating a GMM? I can think if constructing ex po…

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    Comment #41271069

    Is there any didactic implementation of the Disruptor / multicast ring available somewhere? I've been curious in working through some practical example to understand the algorithm …

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    Comment #40956231

    Is there also a decent c++ implementation of the disruptor out there?

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    Comment #40564316

    - Location: Switzerland - Remote: Yes - Wiling to relocate: Yes - Technologies: C++, Python, Torch - CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/estlan-7217a8aa/ - Email: estebanlanter86 [at] …

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    Comment #39832374

    This is a known problem in generative workflows for AI vids, but solvable. Midjourney recently introduced a feature that does this for stills, and controlnets available for the com…

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    Comment #39792713

    Coming from finance, I always wonder how and if these large pre-trained models are usable on any financial time series. I see the appeal of pre-trained models in areas where there …

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    Comment #38456380

    I was referring to being stuck with having to create simple / low tri polygonal meshes as opposed to using complex poly meshes such as photogrammetry would provide. The paper speci…

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    Comment #38456360

    "Lower triangle budget media" is what I wonder if its still a valid problem. Modern game engines coupled with modern hardware can already render insane number of triangles. It feel…

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    Comment #38456210

    I'm not a 3D artist, but why are we still, for lack of a better word, "stuck" with having / wanting to use simple meshes? I appreciate the simplicity, but isn't this an unnecessary…

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    Comment #38455693

    Deleted comment, wrong thread

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    Comment #37879713

    What matters more to me usually in a time series context is how forecasting tools deal with non-stationarity of the underlying data process. I'm not an expert on LLMs, but I assume…

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    Comment #35757403

    I believe Carma Reincarnation used a completely new system, I believe they talked about that in the dev blog. While the system may have been similarly powerful in theory, I distinc…

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    Comment #35755771

    Agree, Carmageddon 2's physics still feel modern to this day. I can't think of any other game except Beam NG perhaps that achieves the same level. But the impacts in Carma 2 seem t…

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    Comment #30770136

    I used to do R intensly. What I found, after moving to more "SE"-centric languages such as Python or C++, was that R becomes quite frustrating when you need to build something main…

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    Comment #30299835

    I'll most likely open source it once it's refactored properly and I have a chance to show it off :) Right now it's not looking as fancy as it could, i've been focusing more on opti…

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    Comment #30299675

    I'm working on a real-time gpu accelerated 3d visualizer for high frequency market Exchange data. There's no practical use case for it except that it looks cool. I don't plan on ma…

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    Comment #29029420

    I actually agree with the vision, like its clear that media convergence will all kinda lead us into a common tech space, be it AR / VR / 3D whatever. But I don't think it needs to …

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    Comment #27131561

    It seems to be 0.9% MoM. While still high, a lot of the YoY numbers dominating these headline are driven by statistical base effect from covid anomalies 12 months ago. Given we're …

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    Comment #26247568

    Jup, that's how it went with me. Read first hyperion, then had to dive into keats because he was such a central figure - in a sci fi book which måde me just more so curious.

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    Comment #24247735

    I've been wondering about the exact same thing. Basically, a sufficiently calibrated and targeted GPT3 bot swarm could be employed to render at least some parts of these communitie…

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    Comment #23532129

    Good point as well - sometimes its not about dimensionality reduction but more about persistent representation, having this geared towards highly non-stationary environments is nic…

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    Comment #23532079

    Still, there are a lot of domains where transfer learning is no the most applicable setting - I'm thinking of highly noisy and non-stationary setting such as finance. In some of th…

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    Comment #23529663

    What about findings w. R. T. Online learning? I find continuous learning quality of algorithms to be a topic which often seems to be more of a side-concern, although it carries a l…