Jean Marc Jancovici is one of the most vocal of we can call "Nuclear ecologist" around in France, the content is amazing and he definitely have a point if you want to follow [0].
He is a realist, but in this field we need to go beyond and to open big money for the research into small and decentralized nuclear power.
Every citizen have to know the pros and the cons, and be educated to the risks. Energy provide good living standards, but we have to know the drawbacks and we have to account for externalities in every business model.
This will be the only way to keep our standards of living and keep an habitable home.
France nuclear innovation was very linked to military force and bombs. Over the decades, skills where lost and biggest players in the field are failing companies deep in dept. The enregetical status quo looks good but there is absolutely no research in the field except fusion which is very far away. France lost his nuclear leadership times ago and there is absolutely no reason to wait for innovation here. The risk of a nuclear disaster in the center of e
Europe is not to dismiss, with 55 aging reactors across the territory. Wasted genius ressources by politics 101.
Yeah the way we are travelling right now in Europe is absolutely not what it used to be. Reminding a whole generation (mine and beyond) that nothing is granted.
Exactly. People seems to forget that the social landscape of people using Internet in 90/2000s was totally different. As far as I remember, internet was then populated by idealist early adopters, gamers / tech savvy hobbyists. Part of this pool translated to conservative boomers and now Internet is considered as a serious thing.
I actually agree with you. My comment was provocative in the sense that I would surely immediately become engaged politically if I was out of this comfort zone.
Me too. I can't see why staying in my comfort zone is regarded as political. One solution is to just get comfy. No politics involved, just plain survivalism, nothing wrong.
Virtual envs are very practical for this as it does not mess up with the global python env.
Also for inference / production, I just export my models to ONNX format which is more easy to work with thanks the available runtimes: ONNX Runtime for C++ or ONNX.js.
I switched to Juce 6 preview branch last week. It's not without problems but getting rid of the Projucer is amazing. Now you can have a clean CMake setup and you are not stuck with Xcode on the mac.
Maybe pain is a part of the treatment as any body/antibody response. It is a push notification mechanism designed in a million of years of evolution for a reason.
But I agree that it might be deprecated soon.
I experimented with the spleeter architecture quite a bit and I would say this is not suitable for real time audio processing. The reason is that the model needs at least 512 frames of audio samples to produce an output usable for source separation. This adds a ton of latency. I tried with smaller windows but the results are very bad.
Yeah ! So much this. Iterations / branches / arrays ... in Max is pure nightmare. Supercollider is a breeze to work with hundreds / thousands of audio buffers and the multichannel / polyphonic capabilities are incredible. I found it very hard to build a stable complex patch in Pd / Max if you are not that much experienced with the opaque control flows.
Yeah ! That's was the point I was trying to make. It was a breath of fresh air when I switched from Rust 2015 to Rust 2018, without obvious change in the language from my point of view.