I wonder if someone can make a Firefox extension that auto fills user profiles in various accounts with nonsense... fake address, fake bio, fake job, etc. Make it easy for users to poison data.
And the extension could add nonsense to various posts, like here on Lemmy. Not enough to ruin the content, but enough to taint any LLM data scraping.
Have you taken very verbose logs to see if there’s differences that stand out?
Nope, but that could be a next step. I was hoping for an easy fix (like I did something wrong in the settings).
Realistically, if this can't be solved by using the built-in setting options, then it's not worth the trouble to "fix" anything. It still works, so I'm glad to have the option.
Basically saving space. The dashcam I use records in h264, and I've been saving space (50%) by converting them to h265 (through my Samsung phone). Handbrake is far more convenient for these batch conversions.
Same version of Handbrake (1.9.2), but I'm not even sure how to check for the ffmpeg version on my NAS, or what Handbrake is using. The system panel in the Handbrake info window doesn't list ffmpeg at all.
GPU does seem to be passed onto the docker container, not only because of the dramatic increase in speed, but also because the CPU isn't being maxed out like it was before adding the GPU hardware line.
Volumes are bind mounts.
I experimented with permissions and user groups, and noticed no difference to the behaviour in render output.
For these videos, quality isn't super important, but file size is. I spent most of yesterday tweaking settings on my local Handbrake install to get the right balance. So, I assumed transferring the settings over would give the same results.
If you read how they programmed this robot, it seems that it can anticipate things like that. Also keep in mind that this is only designed to do one type of surgery.
Being trained on videos means it has no ability to adapt, improvise, or use knowledge during the surgery.
Edit: However, in the context of this particular robot, it does seem that additional input was given and other training was added in order for it to expand beyond what it was taught through the videos. As the study noted, the surgeries were performed with 100% accuracy. So in this case, I personally don't have any problems.
Interesting, it's slightly slower for me through the web interface both with a direct connect to my network, or when proxied through the internet. Still, we're talking seconds here, and the results are so accurate!
Immich has effectively replaced the (expensive) Windows software Excire Foto, which I was using for on-device contextual search because Synology Photos search just sucks. Excire isn't ideal to run from Linux because it has to be done through a VM, so I'm happy to self-host Immich and be able to use it even while out of the house.
Nope. Amazon Prime, YouTube Premium, Netflix, etc. will all still track your behaviour, collect your data to be used against you, and still make you the product.
Corporate greed and enshittification have ruined everything.
Oh, just wait. AI will all be tweaked to sell you shit.
It's only a matter of time before product placement in AI generated photos and videos becomes a thing, too.