Keyframe

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by Keyframe 1y ago
> There's also $300/mo AI ULTRA membership Not if you're in EU though. Even though I have zero or less AI use so far, I tinker with it. I'm more than happy to pay $200+tax for Max 20x. I'd be happy to pay same-is
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by Keyframe 1y ago
you received a link to simplified wikipedia, which is not wikipedia. https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simple_English_Wikipedia
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Wikipedia is a good start, but if it's too terse/advanced there's always simple wikipedia which seems to have an explanation as well https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planck_units
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I was referring to spacetime in GR is modeled as smooth continuous manifold. In case you're serious though, planck length are not some fine-grained pixels/voxels in the cartesian 3d world, at least not confirmed; in-fact planck un
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I thought it was a smooth continuous manifold
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Thanks for thorough answer! Seems like you've platformized(!) yourself to an extent, have you considered going full on with k8s on top of metal (their machines) to offset some of the concerns about hardware?
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I think the most often mentioned problems mentioned are pollution of Hetzner addresses by shady people (might be addressed with "exits" from AWS / Cloudflare) and you are running on hardware which does tend to fail / nee
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Power of the brand! I wonder how that (change) reflected on FIFA / FC for Electronic Arts.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Right, but you can push unknowns into tmp vars only so much before you have to introduce constraints, otherwise it's all downright undetermined. You have to inject a structure into the placeholder soup or you're just pushing ambig
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I don't doubt their yield out of GraphQL is great. Not something I'm having a need for though. I'm at the helm of the tech group at one part of dun&bradstreet so we have different challenges, unification across different
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Having dealt with same problems for years now (we call our UDM - Unified Data Model, heh), I was under the impression this was an over-engineered Datamart++; It's not though. Calling UDA a datamart would be like calling K8S a bash scri
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by Keyframe 1y ago
We ought all to write this down and remember it well when the tide changes.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
The hell are those guys doing? I always had the itch, but never pulled the trigger on getting my feet wet into SDR. Radio astronomy?
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by Keyframe 1y ago
could you describe a bit how does this work? I haven't had much luck with AI so far, but I'm willing to try.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
but only because it is
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Hmm, interesting. There's basically no information what makes Ultra worth that much money in concrete terms except "more quota". One interesting tidbid I've noticed is that it seems Google One (or what is it called now)
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Not saying it's a lot less work, it's still a ton of work, but you could always build your tooling around a DCC application by either extending it with scripts or modifying or attaching parts to it like Blender, Maya, etc. Maybe e
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by Keyframe 1y ago
as a fellow dinosaur and a hobbyist, I concur. Especially SGI's. For those that didn't know, MAME (of all things) can run IRIX to an extent https://sgi.neocities.org/
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by Keyframe 1y ago
As is customary, I read only what you quoted before the article. The way I understood it is that main incentive was to capture ships, that's on top of the pay; So, like a bonus structure in modern day and age. If you weren't assig
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by Keyframe 1y ago
yeah, but also "Nobel accuses the awarding institution of misusing his family's name, and states that no member of the Nobel family has ever had the intention of establishing a prize in economics." It's hijacking of the
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by Keyframe 1y ago
always has been. Eurovision almost each and every year had two streams of interest - contest itself and the technology and logistics behind it. I vividly remember the whole 1996 big talk around virtual stage tech by Silicon Graphics https:
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by Keyframe 1y ago
this talk with acquisition manager there illuminates a lot of things, including how it started. Back of the envelope calc it looks like to be anywhere between 5-10m euro swing to get it where it is at right now (including space and people).
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by Keyframe 1y ago
now, I have a full SNES collection (without boxes since cardboard is hard to keep up), almost full N64 collection, and on my way to complete Mega Drive and Master System (with boxes) and probably more than halfway through NES games.. bunch
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by Keyframe 1y ago
not that it makes it any better, but you're saying that like it's impossible to do now what you're describing. you're already in the system, whether you like it or not, both public and private one(s).
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by Keyframe 1y ago
great! I already gave up on RemedyBG or RAD/Epic debugger ever on linux to happen.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Ah, good old Microsoft.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
That sounds awful a lot like we had it back in the Yugoslavia days. It wasn't exactly free market, as you might know. Companies that exported stuff had credits attached to them and with that quota they could then import goods. They cou
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by Keyframe 1y ago
C interoperability is the name of the game with Zig, however there is a chance of reading article like "Moving away from Zig" in the future like we're seeing with Rust. At one point in time you have to decide whether you want
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Your claim was: "many developers already choose to ignore android entirely because it's less profitable" so where's the source that "many developers" chose to ignore android ... "because it's less pro
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by Keyframe 1y ago
many developers already choose to ignore android entirely because it's less profitable source? all I can find by googling around is about the same number of apps with a bias towards playstore.

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