From what I understand, it’s more that it takes a lot less money to train your own llms with the same powers with this one than to pay license to one of the expensive ones. Somebody correct me if I’m wrong
Yeah I used deepstack before, and it had a lot better detection times, but recently BI switched to using CodeProjectAI as the supported ai, so I moved over to that. It’s not as performant as Deepstack. Maybe I should try going back to deepstack even if it’s not officially supported.
I bought that desktop exactly for that reason. The video recording itself seems to work fine, but the ai model seems to be struggling sometimes, and even when it works, it takes about half a second or more to make a classification. That’s what I want to improve with the gpu. I’m reading up on openvio, and it seems impressive, but only on frigate. Do you have any experience with Frigate vs Blue iris? What are your thoughts?
It’s running windows 10. The software code project ai supports gpus with cuda support, which I assume are Nvidia cards. I’m using it currently only for blue iris to monitor my security cameras. Blue iris uses code project ai for object detections like human, animals, etc. It has been running okay for a couple of years without GPU, but I think adding a GPU would definitely improve performance and speed.
Delectable tea, or deadly poison?
Is that why I’m asked to do this over and over for 14 million times when I’m on a VPN?
If it’s sold and shipped by amazon, you should be able to price match it at bestbuy or target. I don’t know why walmart stopped price matching anybody.
I remember when Firefox was on 3.x for probably a decade
I think lighters are banned in flights.
Integrated Memeing Environment
Come back after your uploaded it to the cloud and edited it using Google docs.
Can I Google myself in your office?
When I interviewed junior devs for my team, I had zero theoretical questions, and only two coding questions which were basically code that had to be debugged, and once it was running, for them to implement some minor things that I asked them to implement. I said I don’t mind if they googled, I only wanted them to share their screens while they worked, so that I can see how they worked and how they googled/adapted the answers to their code. I interviewed over a dozen people ranging from freshers to 4 yoe, and you should see how terrible they were at googling. Out of all them, only one fresher came close to being good in the interview. Even ‘4 yoe’ devs who ‘spearheaded’ various projects sucked at basic python and googling.
Good luck with that. Nintendo just sued GRUMBOSS for $2.4M and shut the project down.
Disney should sue WB for their Thanos imitation
I thought you said they’re back up, and got excited for a sec.
about as gross as pissing in the sink where you wash your food and dishes
There’s an even more liberating experience you’re missing out on. You should experience pissing in a drinking glass which you can also wash and use to drink water from later.
I thought I was on /c/unixporn for a sec
I recently needed to implement some batch processing logic in our code to account for some api level restrictions (the code already pulls from the api in pages and date ranges, but if I specify a date range too wide or a batch that would get too many records back, it gets rejected, so we need to break it down and run the date range in batches). I tell this junior developer what the issue is, and what we need to add to the existing class in our codebase. I follow up with him after a week, and this is what he sends me.
Boilerplate code from chatgpt that has almost nothing to do with what we discussed. And how can you even give me a whole ‘working’ code without even testing it? He didn’t even clone our original repo and test it as is to understand why we need what we need. AI sure is making programmers dumb.