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1/15 🧵💡 Decentralized storage & compute could truly supercharge the #InternetOfThings (#IoT). But how? Let's unpack this crucial evolution for our hyper-connected world. 🌐👇
2/15 📚 First, it's crucial to understand the concepts. #DecentralizedStorage refers to data storage spread across multiple devices or locations, rather than a central server. #DecentralizedCompute refers to computations performed on these distributed devices.💻🌍
3/15 📈 IoT devices generate an enormous amount of data daily. Centralized servers currently deal with this load, but as more and more devices connect, scalability becomes a challenge. Decentralization offers a solution. #EdgeComputing #Scalability
Pose 3D mode & render with Stable Diffusion (ControlNet)
(forget about ray-tracing, path-tracing, or any kind of tracing in that respect #FutureIsNow)
try gr.demo: huggingface.co/spaces/diffuse…
(forget about ray-tracing, path-tracing, or any kind of tracing in that respect #FutureIsNow)
try gr.demo: huggingface.co/spaces/diffuse…
technical details: combined @PavelBoytchev mannequin.js @threejs extension into custom @Gradio component -> @huggingface/@diffuserslib implementation of ControlNet
and Voilà !
and Voilà !
1K retweets, and I will fkn implement: 3d rigged animation to video rendering
1/ I asked GPT-4 to write 10 tweets about Tesla for me to post on twitter.
So, here they are.
$TSLA
So, here they are.
$TSLA
2/ 🔌 Just charged my #Tesla for the first time at a V4 Supercharger! ⚡️ The future is here, and it's electrifying! 🚗💨 #ZeroEmissions #ElectricVehicles
3/ 💡 Fun fact: Did you know that #Tesla's regenerative braking system helps extend the life of your brakes and saves energy? Talk about smart driving! 🌍🍃 #EcoFriendly #DriveElectric
Yes, @Tracey1milligan! How do I #LoveNeurology let me count the ways! 🧠❤️
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Below is from a presentation where we each gave a pitch to students why our specialty was the best. All due respect to admired colleagues in other specialties, roasting/humor was encouraged😀
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Below is from a presentation where we each gave a pitch to students why our specialty was the best. All due respect to admired colleagues in other specialties, roasting/humor was encouraged😀
So when trying to choose a specialty, your advisor may ask you what’s your favorite organ?
You’ve heard the arguments:
- the skin is the largest organ in the body
- the heart moves and makes cool sounds
- the kidney has such fascinating biochemistry (if you're into that)
You’ve heard the arguments:
- the skin is the largest organ in the body
- the heart moves and makes cool sounds
- the kidney has such fascinating biochemistry (if you're into that)
After a year since #biorxiv, I am glad that this story found its home at @Dev_journal. Huge thanks to my colleagues @GurdonInstitute @MarioniLab, and people who reached out after #biorxiv submission! Here is the lengthy Tweetorial and some notes.
journals.biologists.com/dev/article/do…
journals.biologists.com/dev/article/do…
We want to know why mammals fail at regen their arms or legs. However, we do not even know if we have cell types to perform such a feat.
To answer this, we use pre-metamorphic frogs/tadpoles. Gladly, my leg doesn’t look like a frog leg, but tadpoles are the most similar lab animal developing their limbs like mammals and can regen limbs + older they get, they fail at regen. So, what`s going different?
