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lambdaloop
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Comment #47426299
There is sooo much hype around this, when the Eon team did almost nothing new compared to the published research. (For context I did my PhD in a fly motor control lab and still fol…
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Comment #47161148
This is fascinating! Having a really strong video encoder model and then a simpler decoder from that reminds me of the recent D4RT from DeepMind as well: https://d4rt-paper.github.…
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Comment #46429754
Does streaming compression work if some packets are lost or arrive in a different order? Seems like the compression context may end up different on the encoding/decoding side.. or …
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Comment #40447411
This is amazing, I just ran it and it works perfectly for my needs! For context, I recently switched to the KDE window manager (KWin) after a decade of xmonad, to simplify my confi…
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Comment #38173849
I'm not OP, but I've been interested in something like this, but from the perspective of memory systems within oral cultures. I'd love to talk more! I wonder if you know (and maybe…
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Comment #37130912
I read her whole retrospective last summer and it was the story that made me feel like I not only had a place as a trans woman in science, but could be ambitious as well! Retrospec…
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Comment #36927208
There was a radiolab episode about the other side, interviewing the people advocating for critical theory in debate: https://radiolab.org/podcast/debatable It's true that it goes a…
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Comment #36702957
I don't know, as a neuroscientist this is very confusing. Blue light generally is linked to arousal, as in this study for instance: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32973462/ I wond…
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Comment #35958247
Relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/2730/
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Comment #35863330
Ahh that's right, I remember using the steam-run wrapper a lot. If I remember correctly, it would work in 80% of cases and fail on the last 20% (usually if some library is missing …
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Comment #35858059
I've had a rather similar experience with NicOS a few years ago. I did get comfortable with the language and even contributed a small package! I did like having a reproducible conf…
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Comment #35855790
For the past couple years, I've been using this hacked version of xf86-input-evdev (by Teika Kazura), which allows the use of a space bar for the space and as a "control" modifier …
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Comment #35778545
It's funny, I was just thinking about this article this morning. When I first read it over 10 years ago, this quote really struck with me: > Another personality defect is ego asser…
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Comment #35333407
Everyone has their own machine with a hard drive containing their data. Google drive is the secondary cloud backup.
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Comment #35333383
This is with a regular Google Workspace plan, independent of the university-wide research plan. The research plan unlimited storage is indeed going away for us as well ( https://it…
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Comment #35331239
Google drive is great for storing research data. I work it in a fly neuroscience lab and we use it to store all our electrophysiology and video data. Each person in the lab is stor…
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Comment #35201693
Responding to this video, I really liked this take from Aaron Blaise (animator on Beauty and the Beast and Aladdin and director of Brother Bear) on AI in animation. https://www.you…
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Comment #35201186
Ohh good idea. Will write it sometime. If you're interested in the progress in animal tracking, I wrote a post summarizing some up and coming research here: https://writing.lambdal…
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Comment #35200822
As I was told, pretty much any PhD graduate can get a postdoc somewhere. PhD -> postdoc transition is really about whether you want to stay in academia at all. From my rough impres…
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Comment #35200732
Yes absolutely this! This is 100% a thing in the US as well. Moving around between undergrad and PhD has wrecked my social life. Many of the students in my program are not doing a …
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Comment #35200655
That's a great point! Honestly this was a quick post I wrote to practice writing and wrote it from my own personal experiences. I agree with you about research being really open en…
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Comment #35200458
That's true, I meant to write that it's on the upper end. I think my current stipend is about $36k for a neuroscience PhD in Seattle. I've updated it to this: > A "good" STEM PhD s…