
@lritter that does sound a lot like most LinkedIn posts, though π€
@pleasestop G R O A N π
Apparently there are people who have turned over their entire #Github account to an LLM. π I opened an issue in OpenCV, and quickly got a slop reply and a slop PR, which was a) not wrong but b) entirely missing the point. When I commented on the PR, I got _another_ sycophantic slop reply, so it seems there is no human involved in controlling this bot, it just randomly browses issues and creates PRs that waste a) LLM tokens, b) natural resources, and c) maintainer time. π
@UKFilmNerd aw c'mon, not Yet Another Franchise Reboot π
@tforcworc purely based on own experience, pot holes & friends π¬π«£π€
@valkyrie massively impressive! kudos. ππ©
@jpm @stufromoz I'm aware π I admit I personally prefer -15 Β°C in winter to that π₯΅ right now, it's early summer with ~ 22 Β°C and I'm already melting π«
@stufromoz @jpm me, looking over from the Nordics π©π°: oh you sweet summer children ππ₯Ά
@jonny Ah, but how far the mighty have fallen π
@weirdunits up to 16 for Itanium, IIRC
@root42 oooh, a school friend of mine had the Colani tower, I was admittedly slightly envious π
@QuotiaZelda Holy moly. Well, this here is computer science, where 200 pages already counts as a decent size... π«£
OMG. I'm the external examiner for a PhD dissertation, and I just got the PDF. It's 541 pages. FIVEHUNDREDFORTYONE. π±π€―
I'm a fast reader, but this might take a while. π
Update: I opened an issue in OpenCV and rather quickly got a plausible-sounding explanation related to page faults and TLB size on aarch64, but I can't help feeling that the answer has some strong LLM vibes, so take with an appropriate amount of salt: https://github.com/opencv/opencv/issues/29182#issuecomment-4578356899 @opencv
Just ran into a really weird performance issue in @opencv : I'm getting mmap-ed image buffers from my camera, and have been wrapping them directly in cv::Mat objects to save a memcpy per frame.
However, as soon as I call warpPerspective on the buffer, the CPU load on all cores jumps to 100% and the frame rate drops to 10-12 FPS. If I copy the buffers to normal unmapped memory with Mat.clone(), everything is chugging along happily at 30 FPS. What the hell is going on?
@N33R I recently said that the Economist is written by temporarily embarrassed billionaires and I rest my case. π
@mdhughes Fully agreed (although I'm slightly amused at the old "back-in-my-day" geezers we've turned into π π§βπ¦³)
Erkenntnis: Stir-fry ist einfach nur die asiatische Version von G'rΓΆstl. π€·