
u/oodelay

Cherche petite soudeuse 110v a fil fourré. - Pris dans une forêt de produits cheap, au secours!
Comme le titre le dit, je me cherche une petite soudeuse portative pour des petites réparations et projets. J'aimerais être capable de souder des plaques 1/4 ou au moins 3/8 et "tacker" des affaires ensemble pour la cour et mon petit jardin et une petite serre. Les prix varient de 500$ a 5000$ et je suis un peu perdu. J'ai pris un cours de soudure de base (genre atelier artistique) voilà 5 ans et je veux enfin m'en servir. Le 110v est assez important parce que j'ai un assez grand terrain et je peux pas tout apporter à côté d'une prise 220.
Merci et bonnes vacances de construction à mes confrères.
Je veux pas en faire une business mais je veux pas une temu non plus .
How do I prevent training on blue sky and faraway clouds?
I end up with a huge ball of cloud and sky with my model in the middle
We're Thursday and no one claimed AGI yet this week!
U guys okay?
Yard with trees, 120 spherical video stills done with a insta360 rs 1 inch edition , cut into +/-2000 photos.
One of my first not-too-bad result for such a large scale and limited images. 5 foot perch.
Colmap for tracking and gsplat for training, 50k steps. It gave me 1.2M splats, cleaned to about 500k.
Are there any good 360 cameras workflows? I get sub par results
I find the video to be too blocky to be of use, even in lower resolution and higher bitrate. and the photos are OK but the interval is 3 seconds which is way too long between shots to be of use (a 1-second option would have been great). The stitching part is also useless because the software "makes" it pretty to the eyes.
So far my best results is by exporting "photos" from my 360 images but the undistorting tool interprets and it's unusable so maybe a mask that would prevent it from using the stitch.
I'm using colmap and gpslat on windows
Found in Upton, Quebec area
It looks faceted, found close to a river with lots of loose stones (river pebbles). Can I put this in a rock tumbler or will it disintegrate.
About 3 times around the tree, pointing down, straight and up. Extract i-frames with ffmpeg, use colmap to make the sparse model, then gsplat for training. The result was 2.8M splats, I cut a bit out around the tree, removed some transparent splats and got about 1.8M in my final output you see here.