Mish Ushakov

The functionality should not be only limited to iframe, but could also apply to virtual elements (such as in my example) where you know the relative position of the element...

or maybe even add a global boundary option, because right now i have to add the boundary argument to each middleware i'm using

Sure, @mpl Unfortunately I'm not very informed about the technical implementation, since the technology is pretty new and I haven't explored the sources of it yet. What I want as...

@iMonZ you can just download free Userscripts app from the App Store https://apps.apple.com/de/app/userscripts/id1463298887?l=en enable it in Safari then click on "Userscript" on the install page https://returnyoutubedislike.com/install works great for me...

Hey there & happy holidays! thanks for the explanation maybe using the tensorflow audio preparation module would resolve the problem? https://www.tensorflow.org/io/tutorials/audio

thanks for sharing! i'd love to help out (where i can) after holidays this particular part caught my attention: > The content of the audio clip will only be read...

in my case particularly i have a problem translating some functions to javascript for example take a look at this https://github.com/GuitarML/GuitarLSTM/blob/3c1dc9e379241c0f43369f2e60e88ffa0653df94/predict.py#L57 as far as i understand you're adding two arrays...

Sharing some great progress on the browser runtime: 1. Loaded the models (and weights) into a webpage 2. Modified `predict.py` to save the X_ordered tensor as json file (for explanation...

actually spent whole night getting that to work, but totally worth it

Kept my promise and made the web browser version possible try out yourself: https://mishushakov.github.com/GuitarLSTM-browser get the example tensor here (it's so big i had to use git-lfs): https://github.com/mishushakov/GuitarLSTM-browser/raw/master/samples/tensor.json if you're...