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Keyframe
3y ago
Yes it is (Miyoo mini plus). More convenient than steam deck, runs everything up to and including Playstation 1, just install OnionOS on it. Only downside is there's no bluetooth audio.
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Keyframe
3y ago
I skimmed through the article but that's a lot of assumptions there if so. 1. So let's say that possible range of values is true (10 characters of specific range + 1). That would represent one big circle of possible area where vid
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Keyframe
3y ago
Once upon a time it was easi-ish to scale out, and was simple to use and fast. There was Percona as well. These days, who knows? Might still be true.
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Keyframe
3y ago
>hinv >>hinv: command not found this is phoney
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Keyframe
3y ago
You're right. At this stage CUDA is de facto what the standard is around. Just like in ISA wars x86 was. Doesn't matter if you have POWER whatever when everything's on the other thing. I get why not though, it would drag the
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Keyframe
3y ago
Guys need to do ye olde embrace, extend maneuver. What wine did, what Javas of the world did. CUDA driver API and CUDA runtime API either translation or implementation layer that offers compatibility and speed. I see no way around it at thi
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Keyframe
3y ago
You're right, and they would be right in thinking that way too. Nothing wrong with that, of course. Thing was that they weren't even thinking of that direction, at all - internal, external, partnership, nothing; Dead end, and auth
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Keyframe
3y ago
Yeah, it was Salvatore.
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Keyframe
3y ago
Eons ago, when I was in TV/movies business, I spoke with a prominent Forgotten Realms book author (if not _the_ author) about a certain book series he wrote that I thought it would make a fantastic TV series (in a world before netflix
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Keyframe
3y ago
Still a long way until clients will be able to play "pixel peeping" and "what's wrong with this shot" games with AI. Chores like matte/roto and matchmove are closer to danger. Distant mattes, procedural fill (e
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Keyframe
3y ago
What about the rest of 95% of population, it's a global problem.
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Keyframe
3y ago
That crown belongs to Javascript now.
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Keyframe
3y ago
What efforts?
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Keyframe
3y ago
Obviously they are behind but does anyone else offer that? Claude by Anthropic is out and offers more and is being actively used
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Keyframe
3y ago
Even so, it's still a Tesla. You guys are missing the point Porsche built its brand and following around (I don't care either way, I'm not target for either brand). There are ridiculous tuned and overpowered Golfs out there w
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Keyframe
3y ago
Neither does a Rolex have a built-in calculator.
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Keyframe
3y ago
Sure, but it's still Tesla and not a Porsche.
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Keyframe
3y ago
And Delphi, where at least he tried to do something with strings hah. Never got used to them, and never really liked Wirth languages, but respect is due of course.
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Keyframe
3y ago
Series of events and PR releases sounds like ultimately they have paid for non-exclusive tools/IP source locense for 1.6b. WetaFX still has rights to continue tools and IP and judging by grapevine and PR they'll also hire a good b
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Keyframe
3y ago
Yes, we're using it in production. However, we have deployed our own stack of it. You don't have to use their service if you don't eant to. It's open source, so in a way there is a free tier to it if you can put some wor
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Unity Software with a 'company reset' walks away from film VFX and the Wētā Deal
(fxguide.com)
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Keyframe
3y ago
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Keyframe
3y ago
https://www.ory.sh/ bonus is that you can run it on your own as well.
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Keyframe
3y ago
As is with most people and nix, it's on todo list to check it out. This might be the trigger. Thanks!
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Keyframe
3y ago
Interesting, thanks for that. That's kind of the idea, but preferably without the 'extend' part on top of containers. I'm not using VSCode though so I'll shop around or maybe I'll convert, who knows.
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Keyframe
3y ago
Your point stands, but it is/was implied, how I took it at least.
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Keyframe
3y ago
I cannot disagree. Gcc is trivial to compile and set with prefix however you want. Llvm behemoth, not so very much though and I'd like to have both for reasons. There's always some gotcha involved, and when you finally set it all
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Keyframe
3y ago
I've been setting up my little docker image that has both llvm/clang/tidy/clangd and gcc inside with boost with an idea I'd run it and from outside use it to code with live checking and compiling without littering m
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Keyframe
3y ago
My mind exploded when I found out there was no 'screen' in it at all. Very clever for the time.
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Keyframe
3y ago
Yes, I have and to be honest I haven't noticed a difference at all, apart google at least pretending it cares with play protect.
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Keyframe
3y ago
One of the main draws of iOS is its resistance to malware, adware, and outright scam apps. Have we visited the same appstore? Just few days ago I tried to find a puzzle game for my kid and myself to play together. A whole bunch of them, f
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