Can you tell me why?

@@crachingk6061 is simply a heuristic that’s been adopted by the community. There are no studies have decisively shown that using powers of two is optimal in any way for selecting hyperparameters such as batch size and the number of nodes in a given layer.

I wouldn't have had the guts. What a man!

Do you think this openness will last, or only because it's novel at the moment? Also, if I may ask, what was your previous industry?

@@huyked I've been watching from a distance and can tell you this isn't a one off. The nature of a lot software devs if open source. You can basically download anything you need to build an app for free and there are tons of people who upload courses for free. This is not a temporary phenomenon at all. I was in biopharma and that industry boy of boy is there A LOT of gatekeeping. Just to purchase a research article to do your research you're paying $100 to RENT an article. Just let that sink in. That's not to mention bureaucracy, regulations, busy work for the sake of busy work etc. Meanwhile I can download Python and almost every library for FREE and build useful products. Even talking about makes me mad thinking about it!

​@@huyked if u mean the openness from open source community, the idea always been around and flourished since the start of www and digital age. linux/android/risc-v/blockchain/etc and the short answer is, it will surely last, as a user/hoarder of the open source community, the thing is that 99% of the time if there is a closed source proprietary company doing similar software, the paid version is almost always better. however, as more people getting involved in open source, along with open source growing or businesses which have both open/close software involvement, i am seeing open source being even more competitive now. blender software is a good example of that. on top of that, i think some are realizing AI is potentially overpowered, and some people feel wary to share away all of personal data to the large corporations for free, this could be another reason why we might see even more people involved for various reasons other than just another tech trend opportunity.

The corps are just riding off the backs of open source and will keep it all for them selves.

Not (yet) fully local, though. But you could add the Ollama Embedding API to the mix.

He mentioned that you can get the full version as a member.

@@carstenliThankyou

(openvoice) C:\Users\wildo\easy-rag>python talk5.py Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\wildo\easy-rag\talk5.py", line 9, in from api import BaseSpeakerTTS, ToneColorConverter File "C:\Users\wildo\easy-rag\api.py", line 9, in from text import text_to_sequence ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'text'

I figured out i needed to copy the "text" folder from the low-latency-sts project. After some other issues that required some additional pip installs I got it running! Works great! Looking forward to building upon this! Thanks for all your hard work putting these things together!