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post hole digger posted:someone else posted about replika in another thread and I get evil vibes from it. right once again you hate to see it.
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I had a few BLACK RAIN eps in my music folder from a 'cyber mp3 bundle' a while back so had a listen, which put me on to one of their earliest releases which was originally meant to be the OST for JOHNNY MNEMONIC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZmoK7LgK8M It's good moody ambient stuff.
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this is good
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https://twitter.com/sicclord1/status/1613662818120912900
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HDMI-CEC has gone rampant
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please do not push self destruct button
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haveblue posted:HDMI-CEC has gone rampant
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the shittiest of the command and conquer spinoffs
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real grandma "don't hook up your marios because it breaks my tv!!" energy
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me and startech about to gently caress this place up for good
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do you plug the hdmi side or the mains side first?
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you'd almost certainly have to plug in the hdmi end first lol
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I hope it has hdcp support
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Beeftweeter posted:you'd almost certainly have to plug in the hdmi end first lol that's the boring choice
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Beeftweeter posted:you'd almost certainly have to plug in the hdmi end first lol yeah if you're lame
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whoa https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/01/13/opinion/jodorowsky-dune-ai-tron.html
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https://bigthink.com/the-future/augmented-reality-ar-milestone-wearable-contacts
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:huh, more like Shitstem Sock lol
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when does their mixtape drop
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more like when do your balls drop
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echinopsis posted:more like when do your balls drop every night into your moms mouth
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canyoneer posted:A fish used a credit card fraudulently
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Jan 18, 2023 03:35
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so tired of all these phishing scams
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Jim Silly-Balls posted:every night into your moms mouth 
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haveblue posted:so tired of all these phishing scams mods
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haveblue posted:so tired of all these phishing scams lol
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haveblue posted:so tired of all these phishing scams
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haveblue posted:so tired of all these phishing scams 
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the future is arriving faster and faster https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.00250quote:The results of the study reveal that our model can estimate the dense pose of multiple subjects, with comparable performance to image-based approaches, by utilizing WiFi signals as the only input. This paves the way for low-cost, broadly accessible, and privacy-preserving algorithms for human sensing. "privacy-preserving" only in the same way that having an alexa in your bedroom is more private than someone hiding a mic there 
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distortion park posted:the future is arriving faster and faster https://arxiv.org/abs/2301.00250 not gonna read the paper but why are the wifi-based denseposes cut off in the same places as the furniture cuts off the image-based poses? ie the second row, the middle guy is cut off in the first image because hes behind a table, that makes sense. but in the wifi-based pose, he is also cut off. i guess the sitting guys legs could possibly be mistaken for the chair but why would it not model the standing guys legs?
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it could be an error in the image creation, the person behind the table has recognized legs in the left image. the right one depicts a floating head and hand by the sitting person, too, which isn't in the left image
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yeah there's a couple of things that seem to be false positives i haven't read the paper either and don't intend to, but it's pretty funny that a lot of us are like "yeah that's interesting but i'm not reading that" lol
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ha, yeah, i started to look for how many wifi sources they used and then thought 'eh, i'm not reading all this'
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i skimmed it and had a post ready but then i clicked the wrong button on my phone and lost it my vague understanding is that there are 4 NNs building on each other, one of which is trained by mimicking yet another network, so there are lots of places some error can creep in. it doesn't build a dense 3d image directly from wifi, it uses a network trained on wifi and camera to build a 2d "image" from 3 wifi signals, then does keypoint extraction on that "image" to detect humans and joints and stuff, then turns that into 3d. so probably if a keypoint gets missed that entire body part just vanishes. likewise in the second row it seems like it wrongly labelled part of a chair back as a head keypoint, and then hallucinated a whole 3d head model to go with it
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