it has to pay for itself faster than it becomes unprofitale. Which is never, now

daily meetings in an open plan office. Been there done that

they limit the amount of time because it quickly goes to shit after a while, probably

are there any models where the training software, hyperparameters, seed and full training set is released?

No? Then open source models don’t exist.

they need none of that stuff. It’s your own pc that handles the heavy stuff. From their end, the only point is to allow you to stream videos from behind one or more NATs

Well spank my ass and call me Judy!

gotta keep wirth’s law going strong

and only if you’re doing something that has been previously done and publically released

even more. The first 100% of the tech debt is just understanding “your own” code.

and i have found appimages that fail to worm due to some dependencies too. This is not a solved prooblem for linux. And no, flatpak isn’t it either

because you can’t just target “linux”. You target a distro. That’s not feasible for any of them to maintain

i prefer c than python tbh. When I write a c application, it keeps working. When I write a python script, it rots and rarely lasts a year before I have to stop whatever else I’m doing and dive back into the python code to get it working again

that’s why gen ai models are not “open source”, ever. If they were, this group would’t have to “try”, they could just run the build script.

Of course, the training data and software is not available. The weights are just a binary blob. It’s not the source, but merely the “compiled binary”

this is just horrible advice

it’s the second language that comes to mind when I think of the word “footgun”, right after old c++

all json is valid yaml and can be parsed with a yaml parser. Yaml is literally a superset of json. In what world are they not comparable?

one of the most popular languages, used in one of the most popular game engines, has no learning resources?

Press X to doubt

Quite bad actually, since most of this stuff is not specific to c#, and are just basic programming concepts. This leads me to believe that your python experience is “coby and paste stuff in until it looks like it works”, and you never took the time to understand what the code does.

played? Past tense? You must be joking

because of the “perceptual” part.

A normal hash has the property that it produces wildly different hashes for even the tiniest of changes in the file.

Perceptual hashing flips that requirement on its head, and therefore makes finding a suitable hash function much harder.