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Keyframe
3y ago
I'm super happy with it. So much so that I have two. However, occasionally I do want to "play pacman with one hand and eat pizza with other". Impossible to do with HHKB.
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Keyframe
3y ago
I just need a HHKB with macbook keyboard's arrow keys to the right side.
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3y ago
> -a Albanians from Albania have nothing to do with Yugoslavia, it's like saying Italians from italy weren't ever really a part of France. No, not really. More like Italians from New York were never part of USA (they were). Alb
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3y ago
It depends, I also speak German so I know what you're saying. It's a spectrum where narrower band is between Croatia and Serbia and Bosnia (although lexicopgrahical difference is quite there!) and a wider band between let's s
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3y ago
apropos language, yes they are definitely mutually intelligible.. but there are some grammatical and definitely a lot of lexicographical differences to consider them to an extent separate. This is quite evident by if you watch younger gener
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3y ago
Unpopular opinion maybe, but albanians (whether from Albania or Kosovo) weren't ever really a part of Yugoslavia. "They" were always alien to the prevailing culture and a minority.
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Keyframe
3y ago
1980, not 1982. What kind of yugoslav are you not to know that? :)
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Keyframe
3y ago
Depending on what you need, but thinking for a bit in wider context then something like Prefect might be what you want.
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3y ago
I caught that too! It's either he got an early proc since he's Dave Cutler (see his other mentions of AMD in the talk) or he confused it with EPYC. Considering he mentioned he has two machines, the other 64-core and how AMD approa
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3y ago
That's really cool to test new grounds with this game. It's only appropriate since it was one of the first CD-ROM hits, one of the first real-world examples of 3d studio (DOS) usage, and of course amazing video compression by Grae
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3y ago
Seems face is AI and then deep fake techniques over body which was shot / real.
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Keyframe
3y ago
are orbits (LEO, MEO, GEO) path-specific, like lanes, or it's willy-nilly where only altitude is mandatory-ish?
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Keyframe
3y ago
Yeah, not even exposure to Z80 prepared one for x86 lol.
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Keyframe
3y ago
Probably around one to several twitters.
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3y ago
Interesting. I always had in back of my mind this notion that I ought to check bazel one of these days. So, one of these days is then today. In order to install bazel, recommended way seems to be to install bazelisk first and just rename th
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3y ago
CGI has used "visual programming" for decades not with great success. Quotes there because it depends on what you consider visual programming. It's not syntax level minutia as it's more of a functional blocks or expressi
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3y ago
Thanks!
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3y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it's some form of (a variant or advancement) of FACS which we've used in animation eons ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Facial_Action_Coding_System Basically for each of the
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3y ago
End of this or next year?
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Keyframe
3y ago
Microsoft executive says... ...the darndest things. I'd bite if it was anyone else.
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Keyframe
3y ago
On iOS it's 100%. Don't confuse Safari, the browser, with WebKit which all browsers on iOS are forced to use, including Chrome.
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Keyframe
3y ago
You're advocating against v8 monopoly, where no one is forcing it down on anyone, by holding a candle to the actual enforced monopoly of WebKit? Where's consumer choice in this and how about having an actual choice dictate what is
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Keyframe
3y ago
That's just straight up drinking from the Apple Kool-Aid PR fountain.
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Keyframe
3y ago
re: thermostats, camera, fire alarms etc.. what did you move to? I'm looking for something integrated as well. I would really love for google to get their shit together, but rational thinking says I can't with Nest one way or the
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3y ago
Difference being Rome was an entity with government, military, etc. with which we can draw a lot of parallels to today, whereas Greece was more of a loose interconnection of cities that shape shifted over time. Both extremely interesting, o
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3y ago
Not to take away from your main point, and I appreciate it, but I am interested in one minor you made which is - you wrote, "and insanely fast (10M+ tx/sec)"; When you say that, what does it mean, what's the context? Is
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3y ago
Also, world got a lot bigger (more people) and smaller (a lot of news instant and online) at the same time.
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3y ago
If Softbanks starts releasing stock.
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3y ago
Would it be possible now for Nvidia to move onto a hostile takeover? Or any form of takeover is done due to regulatory decisions?
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3y ago
Half-joking, but not really, at that size I'd ask how much kW(H) would you need to run this model?
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