We have talked a lot about the capabilities and potential of Deep Learning Image Generation here on the Paperspace by DigitalOcean Blog. Not only are image generation tools fun and intuitive to use, but they are one of the most widely democratized and distributed AI models available to the public. Really, the only Deep Learning […]
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Throughout What We Do in the Shadows‘ run, we’ve seen put-upon familiar Guillermo de la Cruz (Harvey Guillén) awkwardly pursue his goal of becoming a vampire, even after realizing his Van Helsing heritage—before ultimately, at the end of season five, realizing he’s actually better suited to remain a human being. That sets up a new
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An Asus-branded Thunderbolt 5 expansion card has appeared on the firm’s product pages. The new Asus ThunderboltEX 5 expansion card fits into a spare PCIe 4.0 x4 slot on your motherboard to provide a pair of the headlining Thunderbolt 5 ports and a trio of mini DisplayPorts to the rear of your chassis. Internally, the
The Xencelabs Pen Display family continues to grow. With its detailed display and desktop practicality, the svelte and portable Pen Display 16 is a welcome new addition to the line-up, as Stephen Holmes reports Handling hardware has become a more prevalent part of the designer’s daily workflow since the rise of the tablet. A high-end
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Trying to make out a tiny serial number or some fine print you can barely read can be frustrating. Years ago, Apple added a magnifier mode to its accessibility options and turned the feature into a standalone app in iOS 14. You can find the Magnifier app in the Utilities folder in your App Library
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Motherboard VRMs are the often overlooked spec that has direct and often drastic impacts on system stability, performance, and longevity. What are they exactly though, why are they important, and how do you pick a motherboard with suitable VRMs for your build? Read on to learn more. Motherboard VRMs – A Quick Explainer VRM stands
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Google has just rolled out a new feature aimed directly at those hunting for cheap airfare. If finding the absolute lowest fare is your main priority, Google Flights fresh “Cheapest” tab is designed for you. The new addition brings more budget options front and center, making it easier for travelers to spot the best prices,
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The semiconductor industry increasingly needs more flexible and scalable processor architectures, driving the growing adoption of RISC-V. Originally developed at the University of California, Berkeley, the open-source RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA) has become very popular in recent years. RISC-V allows designers to customize their processor implementations to meet the specific needs of their target
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AMD Fluid Motion Frames 2 or AFMF 21 is our cutting-edge frame generation technology designed to increase frame rate and is now available on AMD Ryzen AI™ 300 series processors through the Technical Preview release driver. Today we will be exploring how AFMF 2, which is part of AMD HYPR-RX2, in conjunction with Variable Graphics Memory
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Introduction With the rise of large language models (LLMs), we are thinking and approaching things differently for many tasks, from natural language processing and text generation to programming. From OpenAI’s GPT-3 and GPT-4 to Anthropic Claude, Google’s PaLM, and Apple’s Certainly, we are in a post-LLM era. One of the most exciting tools is an
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