most inference runs at 40%+ margin
Is this like saying a gym runs at 40%+ margin because 80% of users don't really use it heavily or forget they even had a subscription? Would be interested to see the breakdown of that number.
Readit Newsdarylteo commented on AniSora: Open-source anime video generation model komiko.app/video/AniSora... · Posted by u/PaulineGar
My memory is:
1. Haruhi is based on light novels, so has to actually perform to get a release. Japanese market is upside down, the anime often goes to free to air to support a manga release where the real money is made (I have no idea how this works economically this is just how its explained to me) as there isn't any more manga or light novels to release, the likelihood of another season is low. It was sort of always a passion project.
2. The studio was firebombed. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyoto_Animation_arson_attack
3. Season 2 was critically panned, but I dunno I thought it was pretty genius.
My suggestion, watch both series, then read the english translation of the novels.
The studio being firebombed probably does not factor much into it. Kyoani and Kadokawa have beef, but Kadokawa can easily contract it to another studio to do. They just don't want to because of 1.
Also don't forget to watch Disappearance after the 2 seasons.
darylteo commented on AniSora: Open-source anime video generation model komiko.app/video/AniSora... · Posted by u/PaulineGar
"Stitching together 343 distinct photos,"
I don't doubt that this is a real problem for astronomers and photographers, but I feel like if you had to work that hard, it doesn't really make your case.
In his defense, he was shooting a star trail. @10s per exposure, 6 per minute, becomes 360 per hour.
I believe 30s might be more appropriate for star trails which makes satellite trails oh so much more obvious. But that means a 2-3 hour session of 2 exposures per minute.
I also used to take hundreds of photos in meteor season - and having to diff between meteors and satellites was quite time consuming.
darylteo commented on Google to buy Wiz for $32B reuters.com/technology/cy... · Posted by u/uncertainrhymes
I had this confused with Wix
I would have thought that asking if to be terse, and asking it to provide explanations only after answering the question, would make it worse, because now it has to provide an answer with fewer tokens of thinking.
This could change in the future with the Mercury diffusion LLM... definitely keen to try if it can simply output results quickly.
darylteo commented on The OBS Project is threatening Fedora Linux with legal action gitlab.com/fedora/sigs/fl... · Posted by u/TheFreim
Aforementioned image for those who are curious: https://cdn.jwz.org/images/2024/hn.png
Gilfoyle (Silicon Valley character) vibes
darylteo commented on Poland fumes over US block on AI chips politico.eu/article/polan... · Posted by u/belter
Jeez what a paranoid sad viewpoint. With that approach, you will never find proper friends, lose all current ones, and attract biggest scum around. Talking about states of course.
US alone is meaningless, powerless and insignificant and needs friends and peers more desperately than ever, containing less than 5% of the world population. Sure you can go North Korea style but why lose everything that was gained so hard.
And yet the ubiquity of US tech accounts for the majority of our lifestyle right now. Every US tech company going dark overnight means practically everything goes into a digital dark age.
The US has the world by the proverbial balls. It would take years before everyone can fully divest itself of US tech.
https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1953509998233104649
Anyone know why he said that?
Once OpenAI breaks out of the "App" space and into the "OS" and "Device" space, Microsoft may get absorbed into the ouroboros.
OpenAI's dependence on Microsoft currently is purely financial (investment) and contractual (exclusivity, azure hosting).