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by FpUser 2y ago
Look, I am in no way trying to diminish work developers put in Blender. It is great product. I saw videos made in Blender that looks way better than Flow from the tech point of view. My point was that the value of Flow is in its story, both
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by FpUser 2y ago
I could not give a flying fuck what it was rendered with , tech level is not impressive. But what a story and presentation. I find Flow beautiful. I, my daughter and my grandson watched it and could not take our eyes away from it.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Running out of memory and killing the OS I would guess unless the OS kills misbehaving process first.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Competition has accelerated immensely and the final race to AGI is afoot" And of course Sergey needs to win since poor thing need another yacht for Mondays. And of course those ungrateful workers must work their asses off to
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by FpUser 2y ago
This is part of what I do for living. C++ backend software running on real hardware which is currently insanely powerful. There is of course spare standby in case things go South. Works like a charm and I have yet to have a client that scra
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"I also agree with researchers like Yann LeCun or François Chollet that deep learning doesn't allow models to generalize properly to out-of-distribution data—and that is precisely what we need to build artificial general intel
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"I think it will come down to meetings and deal-makings, because that is POTUS’s passion and preferred way." Don't you think it looks more attractive than going up in flames?
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"If the US is going to maintain a credible deterrent against China then something has to change. Either defense spending has to go up or we have to drastically scale back activities in other areas. And no, cheap AI drone swarms won
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by FpUser 2y ago
I normally do not read blogs. Yours is different. I loved your stories. Salut to your dad. Life well lived. Also thanks for pointing to Vivian Della Chiesa. Listened few songs on Youtube - great artist.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Rich will get education anyways. Less fortunate will be squeezed out of opportunities. Nice.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Well they can go fuck themselves with their books, Kindles and licenses. Personally I've never had even slightest inclination to "buy" books this way.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Toronto, Canada. Tried to pay for street parking using their machine and with credit card. It spat out some gibberish on display that flashed too fast to read. Parking ticket guy was hanging around so I asked him WTF is going on. He said I
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"In a few cases I've met people who could speak no language well. Their native tongue was gone or degraded but they had not achieved strong proficiency in English or the local language." Me, me, me ;) My spoken Russian ha
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by FpUser 2y ago
If Europe is what it claims to be: an enlightened democracy with progressive intelligent populace it can not be broken by demented crap messages from twitter. If however it is fucked up and on a brink of collapse then sure. Little nudge can
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by FpUser 2y ago
I've never entered ANY car data online. Most likely it was sold to Amazon by my insurance company
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by FpUser 2y ago
Here is my story. I needed to buy central console for my car (purchased it a while ago in used cars lot). Went to Amazon and made my selection. Next thing is I see is the warning: this particular console will not fit you car which is MAKE:
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by FpUser 2y ago
Cats rule our world. So nothing wrong about it.
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by FpUser 2y ago
Foobar2000 has no problems in these areas
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by FpUser 2y ago
Sure, they have to worry that some imbecile makes mission critical code depend on some dating website.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"Alex Karp Wants Silicon Valley to Fight for America" Translation: helping government and big businesses to turn people into cattle.
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"The session timeout here, kerberos prompt for smartcard here, the vpn hickup, teams needs to reconnect after the laptop gets out of sleep state. Then half of it random at some point updates and looks subtly different too." OM
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"United States Department of State, Ukrainian Ministry of Defence, European Union Parliament" What kind of bright mind would consider not moving unsolicited emails like these straight to a dust bin?
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by FpUser 2y ago
Congrats Marco. I have desktop product which I've developed using Delphi and still maintain. Has 10th of thousands of customers. Gets me some cache every month ;) I do use many languages but Turbo Pascal and than Delphi have special pl
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by FpUser 2y ago
Same. I keep it as a reader for my mother and upload books to it using USB.
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by FpUser 2y ago
The initial deal as I remember was with Russia, US and UK. And the deal was a memoranda which is not even binding and does not compel any real actions in case of breach. Basically Ukraine had acted as a fool. Immediately after break up from
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by FpUser 2y ago
Taiwan can be friends with the US and keep selling them chips while keeping knowhow to themselves. Or they can be friends with others with the same results. Sanctions are not gonna help in this case. Of course the US can bomb Taiwan but I t
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by FpUser 2y ago
I think TSMC is better off telling them to sod off. The whole goal of these deals is to transfer tech and knowhow to the competitors in the US. Threats of tariffs is irrelevant I think as the US also wants to put tariffs on China. They can
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by FpUser 2y ago
>"I can’t even check my CPU temperature” (yes, I seriously got that one" Actually if this distro is my primary / only one I would like to be able to check CPU, GPU, etc. temperature. It is important to know if cooling is a
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by FpUser 2y ago
All will go to my daughter
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by FpUser 2y ago
I watched JD Vance's speech. He had made few very reasonable points to refuse joining the alliance. Still his speech left me with some sour taste. I interpret it as - "we are fuckin America and we do as we please. It is our sacred

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