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by 112233 2y ago
I just tried generating on the new 1.1 pro model using the camera raw file name hack, and it spews something you would expect in a persons phone camera roll (I put these images here https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGdJr9T5g/ ).
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by 112233 2y ago
> Where "10x less money" is still less than the cost of a single developer. Okay? Did you factor into that not needing the "cloud administrator", or whatever it is called now? When your cloud goes down because payment
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by 112233 2y ago
I'd take php over python any day. Everyone has their favorite python modules they like to use in scripts, half of them are not built or wrong version for whatever current distro I'm in, so I install stuff with pip, then something
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by 112233 2y ago
> Also, what do you do once you have 4-5 shell scripts at the root of your project? I find it gets messy quickly. I need a solution for this. Put them in a folder! I see "tools" used commonly for dev/build scripts
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by 112233 2y ago
Please help me understand why this thing exists. Like, no snark, I like using the proper tool for a job -- when would I look at the project and think "this is something that is better done with 'just' tool". Instead of r
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by 112233 2y ago
In short: Person puts short shell scripts "build", "deploy" and "dev" in a single makefile as targets, instead of putting each script in a separate well named file. Then concludes that make is a great build too
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by 112233 2y ago
> you can fsync and close it fine afterwards No you cannot. Once you pass descriptor to another process, that process can pass it to yet another process, fork and detach, send it via SCM_RIGHTS, give "/proc/PID/fd&#x2
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by 112233 2y ago
up to process doing the piping. Stdout file descriptor can be a normal file, network socket, device, exotic matter (memfd, epoll, netlink, ...) Article only touched the "normal file" case (nfs, cifs, fuse, ...)
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by 112233 2y ago
> Is there a drawback to this approach? You mean, apart from no existing code working like that? It is not possible for process that creates descriptor to fsync it, because in many very important cases that descriptor outlives the proces
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by 112233 2y ago
This is a very well argumented and presented article, that agrees with your sentiment and ends with: "What I can say at this point is that I personally am not going to embark on a quest to get application programmers to check for error
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by 112233 2y ago
With real camera gear that costs as much as the phone? Depends, in many situations it will probably beat real camera, because of all the computational stuff. Especially if the output is 8Mpix. Once shooting conditions get tricky (moving tre
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by 112233 2y ago
You just said yourself that raw files cannot be compressed... now you say that Nikon has your permission to compress raw files? What is the point you are trying to make? (Also, try reading the thread you linked and reconcile it somehow with
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by 112233 2y ago
I am confused. I assume you use camera that does not compress raw files. which vendor camera is that? Nikon compresses raws, Canon compresses raws, Sigma compresses raws, Sony compresses and processes (see "star eater") raws, most
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by 112233 2y ago
My bad, thanks for correcting! Of course single thread freeing a lot of heap allocations will not pause other threads by itsel. What I had to write was: calling destructor of an object that in turn calls destructors of other objects (becaus
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by 112233 2y ago
Deleting large hierarchy of objects when the last reference gets decremented also is triggered by a certain signal (reference decrement) and pauses all threads while it collects garbage. There are even tunable GC that become ARC if you set
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by 112233 2y ago
I strongly dislike state of that feature. They do not allow portrait orientation for no apparent reason, touchbar does not work for apps on main screen... But it is super convenient so I keep trying to use it
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by 112233 2y ago
Would you mention some portable OLED models that are well made and dirt cheap? Was looking for such a thing before, right now I do not see anything below €400 on german Amazon. There are some "keyboard smash" random character stri
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by 112233 2y ago
If it helps think about AI as meat (or sugar). You put "only locally grown beef^W AI", or "does not contain any meat^W genAI" not because you are low tech, but because these are your customer preferences Nowhere do they
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by 112233 2y ago
Interesting to contrast this with the attitude many photographers have to Topaz Labs. That thing makes out of whole cloth 90% of image data, and the model doing it is trained on who knows what, yet the result is "I sharpened my photos
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by 112233 2y ago
Agreed, existing wiring is better of with dumb bulbs (you can keep using existing switches), except if you want to add dimming — I have no idea how normal person can figure out which lightbulb will not burn down given wall dimmer switch (al
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by 112233 2y ago
You can't imagine how much kilometers of in-wall electical cable installation (at least done euro-style) one can avoid by replacing normal light fixtures and switches with a single group relay, some tracks, and some matter bulbs. Once
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by 112233 2y ago
Thanks. So nice to see official ECC support come back to the non-PRO parts.
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by 112233 2y ago
Isn't the short answer "it depends on cultural norms"? Like how taking a photo of person or private location is a legal minefield right now?
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by 112233 2y ago
Agree. Let's introduce xvalue, glvalue and prvalue to language spec. Let's define special cases for "auto". Then add some more ( decltype(auto) ). Let's add && overloading. Since it does not work automatical
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by 112233 2y ago
What are the Linux alternatives you are talking about?
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by 112233 2y ago
> it is now stable, and has been for a long time. Is it really? I must have missed the news. Back when it was released completely raw as a default for many distros, there were fundamental design level issues (e.g. "unbound internal
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by 112233 2y ago
Instead of native push notifications, just configure email: https://zulip.com/help/using-zulip-via-email You get to reuse already existing filtering and what not, and everyone can keep using their email client
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by 112233 2y ago
re: washing machines. it is nice that machine can wash using less heat and water. it most likely does it by using more mechanical friction. There are no standards I know of that require machines to wash clothes so they last for N cycles. Ar

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