@randy_oetinger@bgreene What about a schrodinger neuron? Bits and bytes are our granular constructs to encapsulate the complexity of the world. It very well could be analog.
@bgreene It must have an impressive graphics card because it hasn’t been updated in 13.6 billion years. I hope it’s network isn’t Comcast because that crashes all the time. I’d hate to be the one who has to troubleshoot the debug log.
@Olmirad Great stuff! Any chance of sharing some project files? There isn’t a lot of stuff out there on vfx graph and it would be great to have some samples to reference
The human brain is by far the most impressive computing device known to science. Neural networks made of superconducting nanowires might come much closer to the real thing. https://t.co/GRz0Si6S3i
We're up to 4,099 known worlds beyond our own solar system.
These planets range from small, rocky worlds to gas giants bigger than Jupiter.
On some worlds, it even rains glass.☂️ So, however else today goes, at least it's not RAINING GLASS.
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@Cabbibo Use 2019.1.8f1 make sure you have android ndk, Jdk, and sdk checked, install the latest oculus utilities, make sure quest is selected in ovrmanager, floor level is selected for launch location, Xr with oculus is selected in player settings, build is set to android targeting the q
The Universe contains more electromagnetic vibrations — colors — than we will ever see, but they nonetheless permeate space & time, and occasionally, if we are open to them, our hearts.
@bgreene What about the distance between you and me? The distance between us and a fish? The distance between the fish, the future, and the past? How can we ever connect with other life if we cannot connect with each other and other species?
@quasimondo 1) or excuse me, what does the script or command look like for extracting frames and turning them into an image sequence? thanks again for your help and my apologies for my naivete
@quasimondo 1)I was wondering more about your method for making the frame sequences in moviepy, is this done via command line or a python script?
2 & 3) badass
4) The hub version works with my TF architecture, I'm on Ubuntu 18, python 2.7.12, cuda 9.0, cudnn 7.1.4, I''ll try from src soon
@quasimondo Cool, what is your method for generating the video sequence from the stills? Also, when you say you have your own local BigGAN, does that mean you are not using the TF Hub Demo? Where can I download the source code to have BigGAN local? Thanks for all of your help!