Keyframe

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601.
by Keyframe 2y ago
yes, and when generations share same-ish architecture it goes even faster.
602.
by Keyframe 2y ago
From european drivers perspective, what surprised me the most (aside from peculiar traffic rules - some actually good) was concrete highways instead of black asphalt. I was especially careful during rain, it "looked" slippery; Lat
603.
by Keyframe 2y ago
not saying you're wrong, because you absolutely aren't, but there's one key difference - usually freakouts are when it's client-facing related in combination with no control and/or information on what's going o
604.
by Keyframe 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mimic_(film)
605.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Point made; It's not Boise Community College publication!
606.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Superstar actor and Hollywood would first come to mind though.
607.
by Keyframe 2y ago
You joke, but if past is any indicator..
608.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Was Cyberdyne Systems taken? yes: https://www.cyberdyne.jp/english/
609.
by Keyframe 2y ago
you're right, the issue being google hasn't even applied for certification. Aside from that, try buying anything google hardware outside of select core market. Somehow, Samsung and Apple (and a ton of smaller players) are able to
610.
by Keyframe 2y ago
at this stage, I'd be happy with google assistant "only" understanding what I'd like to play on youtube (+music) while driving. Far-fetched dream would be to understand streets I'd like to navigate to via google map
611.
by Keyframe 2y ago
That's Google for you. I bought Pixel 8 Pro when it came out, after I had Samsung (never was into iPhone, my wife has those though). I regretted pretty much right away. Heavy AF compared to Galaxy, cool features US-locked, EU means not
612.
by Keyframe 2y ago
My bad, I was thinking 10.13.
613.
by Keyframe 2y ago
it's five years old release. Sounds reasonable or you're expecting release to work all the way back to commodore 64?
614.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Hopefully that's in the (near) future, but as of now there still exists 'retopo' in 3D work for a reason. Just like roto and similar menial tasks. We're getting there with automation though.
615.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Of the $200, about $15 goes to the 24 artists and the rest goes to Blurb. Damn, man. I understand costs involved, but that's worse than Steam racquet for game developers.
616.
by Keyframe 2y ago
and each includes all the needed electrons
617.
by Keyframe 2y ago
I think the question posed is whether that's due to Ballmer or despite him.
618.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Yeah, even away from (their own) kid. I am judging, but I haven't been in the situation. What I know is I couldn't live with that.
619.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Lots of drinking and therapy.
620.
by Keyframe 2y ago
So, is this something like prefect, dagster, flyte..?
621.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Especially N64 - SGI indy in a small box. They did change the narrative after they couldn't or wouldn't compete on those numbers (rightfully so it turned out), however, they were always experimenting with controls and were highly
622.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Enjoy the circus then!
623.
by Keyframe 2y ago
How about people in charge of choosing these clown solutions - both crowdstrike and windows?
624.
by Keyframe 2y ago
you're only right about not being a physicist. sorry, had to have a laugh. What made you draw that conclusion?
625.
by Keyframe 2y ago
lower energy but at least they're slow? You need to add up to the same performance level and then consider the cost and running cost. I bet it's not close on that. Availability maybe, but as you've noted - zero availability f
626.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Based on which fantasy premise?
627.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Me too. Now I have a laptop with discrete nvidia and an eGPU with 3090 in it, a desktop with 4090, another laptop with another discrete nvidia.. all switching combinations work, acceleration works, game performance is on par with windows (e
628.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Heh, true. On the other hand, I bet companies are eager to challenge the wrath of a $3T company for a promise of "maybe it'll work, not all of it but at least it'll run worse, at least for now".
629.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Can't run useful shit on it: https://docs.nvidia.com/deeplearning/cudnn/latest/reference/... Namely: "4.1 License Scope. The SDK is licensed for you to develop applications only for use in syst
630.
by Keyframe 2y ago
Maybe they can use LLMs now to program their platform for them? </snark or not really>

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