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The post is the same one I posted on the thread I started but still I cannot see SOTA or State of the Art written on any of the images used on that page. Purely out of curiosity can you tell us at what image you see that. There are only two static images on the article.
The post is the same one I posted on the thread I started but still I cannot see SOTA or State of the Art written on any of the images used on that page. Purely out of curiosity can you tell us at what image you see that. There are only two static images on the article.
Here is the quote that I think may have inspired the OP, captured for posterity and for all the future generations that might get confused by the title:
How does it affect the end user or is this a boon for streaming services/cell providers ?
I live in a tiny shitsplat of a town (1000 population) and have 5G phone coverage and 1 Gbyte fiber to the house.
How does it affect the end user or is this a boon for streaming services/cell providers ?
I live in a tiny shitsplat of a town (1000 population) and have 5G phone coverage and 1 Gbyte fiber to the house.
And if it works like everything thing else Meta, it will take years and billions of dollars and never work right. That's good though, we have nothing to worry about
So umm, why do we need ever increasing compression in a world where bandwidth and data storage is ever increasing? Something seems backwards here to me.