Then you never have to change the data. Only the index files.
It seems pretty capable of producing variations of itself. If these variations improve over time and roam earth - what is in your definition of "species" that is not met?
I have the feeling it is inevitable that a new species will take over Earth. Just as humans took over a hundred thousand years ago. Now a species even more capable of thinking is coming up.
Thinking a million times faster. Knowing a million times more. Able to wrap its head around a million times more aspects at the same time.
A strong effort to slow it down might slow it down a bit. But does that really make a difference? It's not like we can "brace" ourselves from what is coming. Would the apes have been able to prepare for the arrival of humans if they had had 5 more years?
We have not wiped out apes, ants, and most other species.
We even have discussions about how to actively save them from extinction.
I always feel some jealousy when listening to rockstars. Because they get all the action and I get so little. They see the world, are desired by all the beautiful women, earn a ton of money and don't have to work a boring job.
With AI music, I know it is just some lonely GPU in a cold, dark datacenter somewhere. Crunching numbers. Just like I do.
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When I open my browser console, I see this:
Capturing error: Error: WHEP request failed: 500 - {"message":"\"message\" is required!","error":"Server Error"}When I look at instances in my social circle, it seems like it doesn't really work. The relationships typically seem to suffer from a lack of mutual interests. The woman's beauty quickly dwindles as time passes. And the woman feels like she is missing out on a "real life" because all she does is be at the side of the man, instead of building her own career. The attraction of the man seems to dwindle quickly too. I know a few such couples, where the man told me that their sex life is dead, even though he wished it were different.
What that tells me is that to work on your attractiveness, working on your career is not the way to go.
That looks like the "inflation" the government wants you to believe in.
Name one thing that only doubled in price over the last 30 years.
Even gold (which has its own inflation) went up in price 10 fold.
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The items look so much more tangible, and the text is more readable. Everything is easy to grok visually. The flat design looks way more confusing. And the liquid glass one looks even worse.
On the Huggingface demo, there seems to be no option for it.
It has a female voice. Any way to set it to a male voice?
It might have to do with these two strange comments at the top:
// import { FFmpeg } from '@ffmpeg/ffmpeg';
// import { fetchFile, toBlobURL } from '@ffmpeg/util';
I don't think so as I did not get it to run. And if he really can accomplish it with copy+paste, why wouldn't he demonstrate it?
You say "an environment with React". My environment is the browser.
I don't know how one is supposed to run that nameless function on that page. What I am looking for is a simple, complete example in HTML that can run standalone when opened in the browser. Without any server side processing involved.
Make a simple example of speeding up an mp4
video in the browser using a version of ffmpeg
that runs in the browser. Don't use any server
side tech like node. Make it a single html file.
I would think the Docker infrastructure is financed by Docker Inc as a marketing tool for their paid services? Are they ok when other software utilizes it?
How does one install podman on Debian and how does one get a Debian image to run inside podman?
Anybody can easily put text, images, video, audio online.
Finding something that is interesting is the hard part for me.
I would like to see examples of individuals putting out interesting content.
I mean apart from entertainment. Not stuff that is just funny or beautiful or thrilling.
Is there any blogger, tweeter, activitipubber, blueskyer, nostrerer or whatever out there, where you guys think "Damn what they are doing is cool and interesting. I learn something from it for my life. I can't wait for the next update!"?
I am still undecided what to think about web components.Are there some useful ones out there?I would expect a nice web component to be a single JS file which I can import as a module like ...<script src="some_awesome_component.js" type=module></script>... and then I have a useful new html element.I have yet to see something like that. Any good ones out there?
When do you want part of your page to have different fonts, colors, everything from the rest of the page?
All the examples I have seen use them to template some data into html. I can do that with handlebars already.
Am I missing someting?
What is the real world benefit we will get in return?
In the rare case where I need to max out more than one CPU core, I usually implement that by having the OS run multiple instances of my program and put a bit of parallelization logic into the program itself. Like in the mandelbrot example the author gives, I would simply tell each instance of the program which part of the image it will calculate.
What is the state of DNS over HTTPS?
the average developer spends 42% of their
work week on maintenance
So far, I have done a somewhat good job of avoiding that. And I have a keen eye on avoiding it for the future.
I think a good stack to use is:
OS: Debian
DB: SQLite
Webserver: Apache
Backend Language: Python
Backend Library: Django
Frontend: HTML + CSS + Javascript
Frontend library: Handlebars
I called Django a "library" instead of a framework, because I do not create projects via "django-admin startproject myproject" but rather just do "import django" in the files that make use of Django functionality.
In the frontend, the only thing I use a library for is templating content that is dynamically updated on the client. Handlebars does it in a sane way.
This way, I expect that my stack is stable enough for me to keep all projects functional for decades to come. With less than a week of maintenance per year.