- GitHub - yangchris11/samurai: Official repository of "SAMURAI: Adapting Segment Anything Model for Zero-Shot Visual Tracking with Motion-Aware Memory"
- Official repository of "SAMURAI: Adapting Segment Anything Model for Zero-Shot Visual Tracking with Motion-Aware Memory" - yangchris11/samurai
Connecting durumis to Google Analytics
Data Streams Create one stream by entering "durumis.com" as durumis, and enter the value of ??? in G-??? provided at that time into Durumis settings -> Statistics.
- The settings are created on a page called Tag Manager.
- How can I check if it's working properly now?
Reference: Install the Google Tag Assistant extension in Chrome
View the world. (Various news)
Economy
The number of restaurant closures nationwide, an indicator of economic recession, has reached a record high. This year's number of restaurant closures is 30% higher than during the COVID-19 pandemic, when self-employment was severely shaken. Considering that closures tend to increase towards the end of the year, it is predicted that this year will be the worst winter ever. ("Link : Korea Economic Daily) : November 24, 2024 The Korean economy seems to be really bad.
Sousu Monkey Live : The US is deregulating a lot, so companies are beneficiaries (I'm fine with just the S&P500) / Trump (deregulation, technological hegemony, energy hegemony) / Big Tech no gem / Future physical AI (robot) era / SMR strong / Can NVIDIA (HW) go to AI SW (Palantir)?
Why does the government say the current economy is good? In reality, demand (domestic demand = private consumption + retail sales + construction investment + equipment investment: all decreasing) has weakened. / Incorrect economic forecast (optimistic) leads to misuse of taxes. / Why is the record-breaking tax shortfall not properly corrected? Incorrect forecasts weaken domestic demand support and response capabilities. / ("Link : Kim Kwang-seok) >> Why can't Korea escape from being a real estate republic? Do only optimists live in Korea? Can Korea never have a government that uses taxes properly?
IT
JoCoding IT News November 24, 2024 : The Rise of AI Engineers July 2003 (Highly Recommended) / Even just GPT wrappers make a lot of money. / Gemini API Developer Competition Results / suno.com music generation AI v4 released / Catches objects without missing them. (Follows the singer to the end. Wouldn't it follow strawberry leaves like that?) open source SAM2 / Expand Video (useful when creating shorts vertically) / Flux Redux (creates various images while maintaining the basic frame from the image. Available on fal.ai) / Audio-Driven Dance Motion / THE MATRIX (creates any game with a prompt) / perplexity (automatically provides shopping lists) / Conversational AI / MS, Google both released AI Agent (can connect and use tools, RAG) / Real-time translation with tone preservation in MS Teams / BMW introduces humanoid robots into factories / >> It seems impossible to live a life detached from AI, so shouldn't we prepare for AI engineers instead of SW engineers? It seems that various AI functions can be used to create various family characters. It seems that the era of voice shopping has arrived! (I should sell Google stock) Wouldn't AI Agent replace something like Airflow?
- Google Gemini 수상자 | Gemini API Developer Competition | Google AI for Developers
- Google Gemini 수상자
Saechuri Song AI Generation
Sign up for suno.com: A site that composes songs
With the following prompt: "Create an exciting song about a flying Saechuri in the K-POP style. Saechuri is a mini-mechu."
These are two links to automatically generated songs:
Linux - Linus Torvalds Lands A 2.6% Performance Improvement With Minor Linux Kernel Patch Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 31 October 2024 at 07:10 AM EDT.
Linus Torvalds Lands A 2.6% Performance Improvement With Minor Linux Kernel Patch (21 lines)
Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Kernel on 31 October 2024 at 07:10 AM EDT. 21 Comments
LINUX KERNEL Linus Torvalds merged a patch on Wednesday that he authored that with reworking a few lines of code is able to score a 2.6% improvement within Intel's well-exercise "will it scale" per-thread-ops benchmark test case.
The patch written by Linux creator Linus Torvalds in turn is based on an earlier patch proposed by kernel developer Josh Poimboeuf. The intent is on avoiding the use of barrier_nospec() within the 64-bit copy_from_user() function.
Linus Torvalds explains in the 21-line kernel patch:
"The barrier_nospec() in 64-bit copy_from_user() is slow. Instead use pointer masking to force the user pointer to all 1's for an invalid address.
The kernel test robot reports a 2.6% improvement in the per_thread_ops benchmark."
With copy_from_user() being used to copy a block of data from user-space to kernel-space, it will be interesting to see if this minor optimization ends up having an impact in any of the other synthetic or real-world workloads. In any event, every little optimization to the kernel adds up... Especially when this optimization is a result of avoiding the overhead of barrier_nospec -- preventing speculative execution past the barrier as part of the Spectre mitigations that have been oh so costly over the years.
This patch is merged to Linux Git and will be part of next Sunday's Linux 6.12-rc6 kernel release ahead of the Linux 6.12 stable release being out in the back half of November.
- Linus Torvalds Lands A 2.6% Performance Improvement With Minor Linux Kernel Patch
- Linus Torvalds merged a patch on Wednesday that he authored that with reworking a few lines of code is able to score a 2.6% improvement within Intel's well-exercise 'will it scale' per-thread-ops benchmark test case.
Airflow: Automation with python code
- Knowing the types of operators (machines)
- Doing dag programming
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