Found from iOS Simulator's files. Both of them are in espresso format There's also another compiled CoreML for concert ranking and based on the content inside of it looks like to be a simple logistic regression. See https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/1u1e1b4/access_to_simulators_root_files/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Edit: Its the Siri's TTS submitted by /u/Actual_L0Ki [link] [Kommentare]
Hey everyone, I'm deep into robotics simulation, specifically focusing on Reinforcement Learning (RL) and Deep Learning (DL) workflows. My hardware setup is an M4 MacBook Air (16GB unified memory). Initially, I wanted to use NVIDIA Isaac Sim/Isaac Lab because of its photorealistic graphics, advanced sensor simulation, and massive parallelized RL support. However, since Isaac Sim relies heavily on NVIDIA RTX hardware and CUDA, running it locally on Apple Silicon isn't feasible. I really want a local development environment rather than constantly relying on cloud instances. I need a simulation software that satisfies these core requirements: High-Quality Graphics: Clean rendering, realistic physics-based lighting, and solid sensor noise modeling for computer vision/DL perception models. Robust RL/DL Support: Seamless integration with Python ML ecosystems (like PyTorch, Stable-Baselines3, or JAX), OpenAI Gym/Gymnasium wrappers, and fast parallel simulation stepping. Apple Silicon friendly: Runs natively or optimized on macOS, making good use of the M4 chip and unified memory architecture without hitting x86_64 or CUDA bottlenecks. What are the best alternatives for this exact setup? I’ve looked into MuJoCo (especially with its native macOS build and the JAX-based MuJoCo XLA / MJX for acceleration, though I'm curious how well XLA handles Apple Silicon for parallel envs). I've also considered Unity with ML-Agents, which utilizes Apple's Metal API for incredible graphics and handles RL workflows beautifully on Mac. Has anyone successfully built a high-graphics RL/DL robotics pipeline on an M4 Mac? Which simulator did you choose, and what did your Python bridge look like? submitted by /u/Risheyyy [link] [Kommentare]
I joined Pi Network in 2020. After years of trying, my KYC was fully passed in December 2024. By February 2025 I completed my First Migration. Then Second Migration rolls around in March 2026, and I open the app to find my status has been rolled back to Tentative Pass. No explanation. No prompt to redo anything. Just a dead screen I open every single day hoping something will change. I want to be clear about something. I am someone who actually reads instructions. I personally guided multiple referrals through the KYC process step by step. This is not user error. This is a system failure. And while Pi Network keeps rolling out protocol upgrades (which is fine), the KYC app is sitting there in 2020 conditions. No revalidation button. No one-click liveness check. No pathway forward for people like me who were fully verified and then had that status pulled from under them without reason. So my question to the team is this: When are you actually going to upgrade the KYC app to include: A revalidation option for people whose status changed without cause A one-click liveness check feature A permanent fix that stops reverting fully passed users back to Tentative Pass The protocol upgrades are appreciated. But what good is any of it if your KYC system is locking out pioneers who have been here since the beginning? submitted by /u/SnooPineapples9049 [link] [Kommentare]
Except from article. Artificial intelligence agents that have autonomous access to crypto wallets could become unstoppable if deployed maliciously or if they escape from sandboxes, experts from a leading academic research consortium warned. “Unstoppable Autonomous Agents” (UAAs) pose a clear threat if they are deployed to persist automatically and have access to digital assets, according to a June 8 industry review written by 25 academics and experts from top US universities for the Initiative for Cryptocurrencies and Contracts (IC3). submitted by /u/zesushv [link] [Kommentare]
Is it normal to use different styles of figures (colours, backgrounds, grids, etc.) when writing a paper? Personally, I think it looks unprofessional. submitted by /u/Few-Annual-157 [link] [Kommentare]
Linux latency on the desktop and in games compared to Windows. Network streaming with Sunshine and Moonlight. Tuning the KWin compositor for lower latencies.
The one where I reject JavaScript UI libraries