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  1. RT @Tech2Wild: 🚨 Zwei DGX Sparks. DeepSeek V4 Flash bei voller 1M-Kontextlänge + 1,47M KV-Pool, bedient Agenten 🤖 WÄHREND zwei MiniMax H3-Instanzen Videos rendern 🎬🎬 Nichts abgeschaltet. Nichts reduziert. Leerlauf PEAK 88 tok/s → 40 tok/s mit einem Render → 28 tok/s mit zwei. Der zweite Render ist fast kostenlos 🤯 Repo 👇 github.com/tonyd2wild/ds4-h3… Link GitHub - tonyd2wild/ds4-h3-video-gen-factory: Führe DeepSeek-V4-Flash bei voller 1M-Kontext UND zwei... Führe DeepSeek-V4-Flash bei voller 1M-Kontext UND zwei MiniMax H3 Video-Instanzen auf denselben zwei DGX Sparks aus. Benchmarked C1-C6. - tonyd2wild/ds4-h3-video-gen-factory github.com

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    #AIInfrastructure #DeepSeekV4Flash #DGXSparks #MachineLearning #MiniMaxH3 #VideoRendering #arint_info

    https://x.com/Tech2Wild/status/2085533512971796841#m

  2. 🎥🤥 Oh, bravo, Replit! You've cracked the code by teaching browsers how to time-travel, all while convincing them that their clocks are fashionably late. Because obviously, the best way to render videos is by #gaslighting JavaScript! ⏰🔧
    blog.replit.com/browsers-dont- #Replit #TimeTravel #JavaScript #VideoRendering #HackerNews #ngated

  3. 🎥🤥 Oh, bravo, Replit! You've cracked the code by teaching browsers how to time-travel, all while convincing them that their clocks are fashionably late. Because obviously, the best way to render videos is by #gaslighting JavaScript! ⏰🔧
    blog.replit.com/browsers-dont- #Replit #TimeTravel #JavaScript #VideoRendering #HackerNews #ngated

  4. The worst thing ever invented was different video color spaces.

    I must spend 6 days re-rendering a video bc YT converted it from RGB24 to YUV420 Rec. 709. The colors are off; I can't stand it! I have to download that version of the video, then decode it with Rec 601 and re-render in that to fix it.

    #VideoRendering

  5. Nvidia’s GeForce Experience now optimizes settings for creative apps such as Lightroom, AutoCAD, and DaVinci Resolve, and OBS Studio gets noise cancellation

    Clever of Nvidia to branch out from just focussing on gaming and now also tweak the power of their GPUs into another category of apps that really thrive on heavy horsepower processing ability.
    Nothing really groundbreaking new here but its just a matter of allowing the GPU to be better utilised. Some apps like Kdenlive (not supported yet by Nvidia) has its own setting for utilising a GPU, but not all apps provide for this.
    Open Broadcaster Software (OBS), the go-to software for streamers, is getting native support for Nvidia’s excellent noise-removal technology, and you’ll now be able to adjust the background noise-removal feature directly from within OBS.
    See Nvidia’s GeForce Experience now optimizes settings for creative apps

    theverge.com/2021/4/15/2238519 squeet.me/objects/962c3e109288