BetaDoggo_ @ BetaDoggo_ @lemmy.world

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It's far from invisible in most cases, we'll have to wait for their code release to know how visible it is. It effectively embeds the shape of another image into an existing image in an attempt to confuse the model. There have been quite a few attempts at this including one from the authors of the same paper. The typical trade off is image quality for protection/removal difficulty.

https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.13828

"We've overleveraged ourselves giving out loans that we can't fully back, so here's a contribution fee to ensure that we don't collapse."

-A completely legal financial institution

4x was a bit too aggressive I guess

Gamers truly are the most persecuted class.

It was probably just to get all of the free development work the community has done. There are multiple engines designed around optimizing llama models specifically such as llama.cpp and exllama, and many other projects built around the architecture.

Facebook's research division also has a pretty consistent track record of releasing things to the public rather than letting their research models rot.

It's about a controvery with their former channel, funhaus. The one on the right playing the game, Adam Kovic, was fired for sexual harrasment a few years later. The one in the center, Bruce Greene left a little while before, supposedly over concerns about Adam. James Willems, the one who made the comment, is the only one left.

Depends on whether a voice is considered a copyrightable asset. If it is it would have transfered to the family when he died so they could give permission. If not CDPR legally wouldn't be required to get consent anyway. New regulation is probably going to be written to clarify issues like this.

They could have added their own repos which is the concern here.

From what I've heard they're competitive for English but I've never used Deepspeech myself. Whisper has much more community support so it's probably easier to use overall.

I've used the tplink ones that they're using and they've been pretty solid. I can't say how they'd fare in a 24/7 setup though since they're not really intended for that.

Still more credible than 90% of random tech outlets.

Google's vision is that chromeOS will be seen as a regular operating system with everything being done through Google's browser while interacting with Google's services.

Whisper is your best bet for FOSS transcription. This is the most efficient implementation AFAIK: https://github.com/guillaumekln/faster-whisper.

Can't you just use the numbers? Or did 2.0 break that?

Middle mouse? What's that?

But the demand for mech suits is always very high.

Ran out of numbers.

Not even remotely. It requires custom firmware which often requires physical disassembly to install. From there you can install any distro, but you will continue to have many small issues and inconveniences often due to the nonstandard keyboard.

There was a Chromebook targeted Linux distro called eupnea that could be installed without custom firmware via depthboot, but it's dead now and the original repo got deleted after the Dev got hacked, so the build scripts don't work anymore.

User space software should never cause the hardware to overheat. If it does it's an issue with lower level software and/or the hardware.

There are 2 ways to do it, either via depthboot(software only, no custom firmware, lots of manual OS prep, 0 risk) or custom firmware(maybe physical, model dependant, no os prep, small risk). For custom firmware you usually have to either bridge an internal jumper, unplug the battery, or build a custom cable, depending on your model.

While it is allowed it's not supported by google.

I would never recommend buying a Chromebook with the intention of replacing the OS unless you're looking for a project or you're getting it for cheap.