The software I used is called postshot by @jawset https://t.co/cIZPVpyyId
— Bilawal Sidhu (@bilawalsidhu) 31 mars 2024
The software I used is called postshot by @jawset
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The software I used is called postshot by @jawset https://t.co/cIZPVpyyId
— Bilawal Sidhu (@bilawalsidhu) 31 mars 2024
The software I used is called postshot by @jawset
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It never gets old to see your 3D scans brought to life right in front of you, especially when you're doing the training locally.
— Bilawal Sidhu (@bilawalsidhu) 31 mars 2024
This is a 3D Gaussian Splat with about 30,000 iterations trained on my Nvidia GPU using a software called Postshot.
With it you can train splats and… pic.twitter.com/89T4dLoto6
It never gets old to see your 3D scans brought to life right in front of you, especially when you're doing the training locally. This is a 3D Gaussian Splat with about 30,000 iterations trained on my Nvidia GPU using a software called Postshot. With it you can train splats and
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The XLA compiler — and the fact that JAX was designed for XLA, making the two work really well together.

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Nice! I didn’t know they had a Sheets plugin There are also something songs they are working on now – Latex formulas support
– History export
– Prompt snippets Also
– Sharing for conversations – System prompt editor
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Do you know anything like that which runs directly in the browser via a package you can load from a CDN?
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The ‘actual user’ has not shared debug logs or reached out to us either at support@signal.org or security@signal.org—two widely publicized channels—before blasting conjecture on Twitter. Meanwhile we’ve seen this behavior in other reports, looked into it & are working on a fix.
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That's more sophisticated than I want to go with this particular project – the goal here is privacy-first, no servers, document stays on your computer and all the work happens in JavaScript running in your browser
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Totally agree, AWS Textract is still the best OCR tool I've used It's a shame it's so difficult to put it in people's hands though! Just signing up for AWS billing is enough to put most people off
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Also neat is that the enabling libraries here – Tesseract.js and PDF.js – are both pretty old at this point: First commit to Tesseract.js was Jun 26, 2015 https://
github.com/naptha/tessera
ct.js/commit/906ce3cadbffaf5f7317a4418f282c4b78bf8385
… First to PDF.js was Apr 25, 2011 https://
github.com/mozilla/pdf.js
/commit/6dc1770bba7a417ce5664c0305469e5bb7ea76bd
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