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100 sats \ 7 replies \ @ek 15 Dec \ on: EgoX: Egocentric Video Generation from a Single Exocentric Video AI
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I think what's going on here is that to go from
010c121f1c1902 in base32 to 0b25fe64 in base256, we group the bits into 8 bits from the left and pad at the right after 35 bits:00001 01100 10010 11111 11100 11001 00010
0x01 0x0c 0x12 0x1f 0x1c 0x19 0x02
00001011 00100101 11111110 01100100 010ppppp
0x0b 0x25 0xfe 0x64 0x40
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This is what you've shown in #1342878.
But to interpret the bytes in base32 as bytes in base256 that can then be interpreted as the timestamp, we actually need to group the bits into 8 bits from the right and pad at the left after 35 bits:
00001 01100 10010 11111 11100 11001 00010
0x01 0x0c 0x12 0x1f 0x1c 0x19 0x02
ppppp000 01011001 00101111 11110011 00100010
0x0 0x59 0x2f 0xf3 0x22
and 0x592ff322 in base256 is indeed 1496314658.
Or you can just shift 0x0b25fe64 5 bits to the right to remove the padding on the right, and you get 0x592ff322!
Nice, thank you so much!! I literally spent multiple days on this hahaha
But you've made a mistake, it should have been:
01100100 = 0x64
instead of
01100101 = 0x65
Then it's
0b25fe64500d04, but 0x0d != 0x50, 0x04 != 0x0d.Probably some encoding / endianess thing.
Edit: I think I just copied too many timestamp bytes, so 0x50, 0x0d and 0x04 aren't actually part of the timestamp.
I always wonder why people dont ask hobbyist rock climbers if they are going to go on the pro tour, or ask those who sing in a choir when their next platinum disc will come out.
Mhh, I think the answer to your question is in your question: because climbing and being in a choir are interpreted as hobbies.
When someone says they are a writer, and not āwriting is one of my hobbies,ā it suggests thatās what they spend most of their time on, so the question how successful they are at surviving naturally arises, no?
So I think this:
It's strange that everyone expects writers to both have commercial goals and be hitting them.
is less about success as in āare you getting rich??ā but āhow are you not getting poor??ā
I hope this makes sense.
People are reluctant to introduce themselves as a writer if they arenāt doing it full time for a plum wage.
However, I havenāt always felt comfortable calling myself an āartistā, when I donāt produce much, or donāt have anything Iām known for. The same goes for calling myself a poet. I donāt want to sound self-aggrandizing, but sometimes it feels that way.Iām also not doing it professionally, but thatās sort of what people expect of you if you use the title. For example, if I were to say Iām a beekeeper, you would ask me how many bees do I keep or how many jars of honey do I process, you know? But I have to do other things to sustain my life, and I donāt want writing to become that. I donāt want to squeeze life out of my writing. I use writing as expression, not as livelihood. If I did lean on it to keep me alive, as in bring in my money, my relationship to writing would flip to the opposite, and that would be a scary place for me.
Btw, I really like the play on your name and āunfilteredā
Copy-pasting between my laptop and my phone, hahaha
No, jk, it just sounded interesting to establish "true" p2p connections, where the relay can go offline after the session was established. I didn't have a specific use-case in mind.
I was really interested in using nostr relays for WebRTC signaling; maybe I'll look into that again now that I have time.
But I guess that would require specific support by the relay, so it would only work with nostr relays that support it, so not sure if it makes sense to build something like WebRTC on top of nostr instead of just using WebRTC ...
Does the object storage not run on a server?
It does, but it's not me maintaining it.
Technically, most aren't "running their own servers," because they are just virtual machines in some data center.
No, you don't decide how it gets rendered to me. I do. If I don't like your site I will do things to it. For me.
Fair! I was referring to HTML as a spec for how to render things. If you don't respect it, yes, I can't decide for you. More freedom to you, too!