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Comment #48976913
This field got reactivated recently, some new models were released (in the order of release, but the last one seems the best at the moment): 1. ZIPA https://github.com/lingjzhu/zip…
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Comment #47833999
AFAIK all ways of running docker on MacOS rely on a amd64 virtual machine with Linux kernel in it.
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Comment #47590881
WhisperX is not a model but a software package built around Whisper and some other models, including diarization and alignment ones. Something similar will be built around the Cohe…
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Comment #47439947
I also expected screenshots there, especially given the word "interface". Turns out, it's not about user interface (UI), it's about programming interface (kinda API). It allows cal…
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Comment #47273636
Docling: https://github.com/docling-project/docling
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Comment #45885885
There is a dolphin language model project from Google and Georgia Tech: https://blog.google/technology/ai/dolphingemma/
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Comment #45882517
As far as I understand, the MMS TTS models are trained from scratch (section 7.1 of [1]), they do not employ any SSL models. So the OmniASR SSL models are not useful here. What mig…
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Comment #45444233
How is/was the data written to disks? Something like rsync/netcat?
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Comment #44471255
Probably a mix-up with the recently released Huawei model: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44441447
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Comment #44039584
What is the motivation to move startup from Canada to Germany, if I may ask?
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Comment #43475060
I would be interested to see this reproducibility study.
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Comment #43165549
Could this (or something similar) be found in public access/some libraries?
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Comment #42446637
Telegram?
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Comment #42108836
Doesn't moving air help evaporation anyhow?
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Comment #42050380
The infrastructure problem should also have a relatively cheap technical solution. I assume the major bottleneck is bureaucracy, which largely has no technical workarounds so far.
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Comment #40953543
It took the modern human brain quite a bit of observations to discover and formulate f=ma, it was originally published in 1687.
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Comment #40836572
I was surprised to see this headline, because I had been using Plasma 5 on Intel graphics for almost a decade without any issues. After reading the article, it turns out that this …
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Comment #40625847
Cool! HF Transformers is great for prototyping and research, but should not an interactive tool like this be based on something more speed-focused, like llama.cpp? Any plans for la…
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Comment #39097706
Maybe this: "top designer Mark Krebs, who worked in Google's satellite and aircraft division" https://www.reuters.com/article/us-spacex-starlink-insight-i...
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Comment #39071734
Maybe you are referring to Stasi documents: https://www.stasi-unterlagen-archiv.de/en/archives/the-recon... Edit: link to the English version.
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Comment #37605137
I was curious about energy efficiency and took two samples from the linked MLPerf GPT3 results. H100 seems about three times more efficient than Gaudi2. 256 Gaudi2 600W TDP: 256 * …
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Comment #36866171
Can't they install a normal Linux?
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Comment #35740678
A shameless plug, my colleagues made a demo where you could create a virtually infinite amount of voices with some sort of control of how they sound like: https://huggingface.co/sp…
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Comment #35030413
Which prompt did you use for translation? I'd be curious to try it for my task too.
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Comment #33653411
What else do you store besides movies and audio so that it becomes noticeble for you? I also use btrfs with zstd, but mainly see the difference for OS/apps files. Movies and audio …