TachyonicBytes

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Building a WebAssembly consultancy at @tachyonicbytes. Hire me to port your project to WASM or to start a new WASM project.

Interested in wasmer, wasmtime, wasm3 as runtimes and AssemblyScript, Rust, Go, C, C++ as languages.

Write to me at support ampersand myname dot com

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Comment · 1 year ago
It has the payment button at least
Comment · 1 year ago
It seems that both use / leverage pyannote. I wonder if the whisperX pipeline can be combined with DiCoW-v2.
Comment · 1 year ago
Yes, this is exactly where I am going. The LLM also has an advantage, because you can give it the context of the audio (e.g. "this is an audio transcript from a radio show about etc. etc."). I can foresee this working for a future whisper-like model as well.

There are two ways to parse your first sentence. Are you saying that you used whisperX and it doesn't do well with diarization? Because I am curious of alternative ways of doing that.

Comment · 1 year ago
It seems to be pre-built on github, in releases.
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There was an article around here about how battery life actually improves if you ultra-fast charge the battery when you make it.

Maybe it will deteriorate it, but it seems that the effect that different charge types have on batteries may not be complete yet.

Comment · 1 year ago
I have to add https://nullprogram.com, just because of the care the author took to have it work better in lynx[1]:

    Just in case you haven’t tried it, the blog also works really well with terminal-based browsers, such as Lynx and ELinks. Go ahead and give it a shot. The header that normally appears at the top of the page is actually at the bottom of the HTML document structure. It’s out of the way for browsers that ignore CSS.
[1] https://nullprogram.com/blog/2017/09/01/
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I assume that framework is not open-source or somewhere I can look at it?
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Not the OP, but they are "Headers". Probably coming from the <h1> tag in html. What outsiders probably call "Headlines".
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What libraries have you seen that do this?
Comment · 1 year ago
You don't need error correction for some crypto primitives. There are QKD networks deployed that don't have that kind of error correction, as far as I know.
Comment · 1 year ago
With quantum tokens, law enforcement have to crack your physical devices, so they at least have to good-old-fashion bug your devices. With classical schemes, they can intercept on the way.

I wouldn't say that current side-channels, most certainly enabled by hardware, not software, are easier to audit.

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