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davidzweig
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Comment #46881503
Language REACTOR REMOTE mostly, but I travel often (Europe, Asia) and it's good to work in person time to time. We make software for learning languages. The focus is on making tool…
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Comment #46740798
I've got the first boards on my desk for a media player based around the Sifli 58 chip. 1.8" amoled display and 16 buttons. https://imgur.com/a/45GuaEA https://forums.rockbox.org/i…
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Comment #46672368
MobX autoruns happily call jQuery functions.
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Comment #46599083
And huge selection of frozen meals. These I actually found better than expected.
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Comment #46448363
I've got some idle servers in my basement in Bulgaria with lots of GPUS. I'm actually in Cambodia at the moment. I've actually been playing with some similar ideas. Message me if y…
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Comment #45963682
I'd be surprised if more 'hackable' watches didn't pop up around the Sifli chips. Lilygo have an upcoming device with Sifli 52 chip. There's the SF32LB52-ULP smartwatch development…
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Comment #45713080
0.1" header holes slightly staggered to grip inserted headers can work great and you don't need to have a special expensive cable on hand to use it.
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Comment #43411406
I bought a sit-on electric Chinese cargo scooter from an importer in Bulgaria because I liked how it looked, and it's handy for going around town. They are everywhere in China. The…
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Comment #43145065
Any tips for models that can restore speech quality on aged cassette recordings (often the higher frequencies are partially lost)? There's different approaches to noise reduction, …
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Comment #42773696
I'll drop this here: If anyone wants to work on Language Reactor (well compensated), my email is in my profile. I'm planning to start open-sourcing much of it soon.
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Comment #41927966
I use Firebase SDK with the FirebaseUI library on languagereactor.com. When users access the /login page, if the extension is detected, the signInSuccessWithAuthResult callback tri…
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Comment #41863299
I have Nreal Air glasses (they changed name?), they aren't useable for programming really, image is too soft, but neat for watching Netflix on the train etc.
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Comment #41821712
Also many Iranians speak 'Turk' and understand Turkish from watching Turkish telenovelas on satellite TV.
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Comment #41811305
Tried the demo, looks similar to the Rosetta Stone method. Very nice execution. We also make a language app.
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Comment #41578265
I haven't been following closely the last few weeks, but you can check the issues in this repo, for example: https://github.com/distubejs/ytdl-core
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Comment #41573692
The security against downloading audio from YouTube has been upped recently with 'PO tokens'. Whisper is only a few tenths of a cent per hour transcribed if transcribing on your gp…
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Comment #41262277
I was trying this with the original llama model. I guess the model didn't really know it's meant to be a 'knowledgeable ai assistant', but rather simulated chats it had seen. If yo…
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Comment #40997846
Did anyone try to check how are it's multilingual skills vs. Gemma 2? On the page, it's compared with LLama 3 only.
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Comment #40564555
Language REACTOR Me and Ognjen are based in BULGARIA / Serbia. Most of the time REMOTE, but, generally we like to meet up 2-3 times a year for a few weeks in a nice location. We ma…
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Comment #40020450
Update, I checked with the case company, toploong, they say that board is a 5mm too big or so for the case.
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Comment #40015849
Is it possible a similar patch would work for P2P on 3090s? btw, I found a Gigabyte board on Taobao that is unlisted on their site: MZF2-AC0, costs $900. 2 socket Epyc and 10 PCIE …
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Comment #39803413
You can fit a SAS card (like LSI 9207-8e) and hook up external disk shelves (like ds4246). This gear is on ebay and is mostly plug and play on linux.
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Comment #39548145
iirc the os needs to have processor specific task switching code in assembly, Freertos must have tons of ports already. Nim supposedly has nice FFI for C. The niceness of freertos …
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Comment #39535152
I think it's a speech to speech model, I know about seamlessm4t: https://www.google.com/amp/s/about.fb.com/news/2023/08/seaml... Interesting, but what inference engine supports it …
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Comment #39474394
Check PLX chips are getting enough airflow, assuming you have them?