Keyframe

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901.
by Keyframe 3y ago
RLHF, if that's not the answer I don't know what is.
902.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Don't sweat much over it yet. Default / point people to something like merge into PRs, squash PRs when bringing them to main branches, and keep everyone follow https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0&#x2
903.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Discount
904.
by Keyframe 3y ago
X68000 designers had some foresight. Compact version, not so much.
905.
by Keyframe 3y ago
yeah, it's a bit of fusion but for computing.. always 50 years out. Some day! Maybe.
906.
by Keyframe 3y ago
I actually look forward to (promised) future where "disk" storage is fast enough not to need RAM anymore.
907.
by Keyframe 3y ago
yeah, it's a vacuum cleaner
908.
by Keyframe 3y ago
It's amazing what we lost moving from desktop to retrograde world of the web. I wonder what's next in the indirection game?
909.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Interesting to see Hoskinson, of Cardano, on the paper.
910.
by Keyframe 3y ago
on steroids it seems
911.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Pretty much. Germany and France are engines of EU
912.
by Keyframe 3y ago
I cannot disagree with that.
913.
by Keyframe 3y ago
it's not as simple, but sometimes is - as anything in life. You might not be networked well (for whatever the reason) and then you have to cast a wide net or go through hiring agencies to pull in candidates.. it's still going to b
914.
by Keyframe 3y ago
True. At least it gives us a range this way unless it's a block of ice or whatever else. I still remember some of this from rendering days. H is basically the same as M, an absolute magnitude, but for solar system objects. Difference b
915.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Where did you get its albedo (reflectivity)?
916.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Or NJ? It's not that far off.
917.
by Keyframe 3y ago
that's quite a political map overlay there
918.
by Keyframe 3y ago
I've been thinking of upgrading it to E5-2xxxv2 as well, for years now heh. BUT, I think I'll just let it slide for maybe another half a year or year and retire it altogether. It has been really an amazing run also since 2011 and
919.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Luckily I haven't run a microsoft OS in eons. No need.
920.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Still rocking 3930k as one of my machines. It refuses to be obsolete.
921.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Thank you, Bram!
922.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Almost instant battery charging for example.
923.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Pretty much a next-gen RIB. FBX itself was always weird child ever since Kaydara days (untill bought by Autodesk).
924.
by Keyframe 3y ago
I'm the last person to stand behind Adobe (where my linux apps at?), but: - procreate - yes, I agree. They do compete there and procreate is iPad only. Pricing is what sets them apart and Adobe being a bit stupid there - Figma - yes an
925.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Exceptionally unproductive? What are you on about? Could they make larger swings? Sure. Are they exceptionally unproductive? Compared to whom? They dominate pretty much all market segments they're in. For example, they took on Apple, a
926.
by Keyframe 3y ago
as @Keyframe i hear ya. Github did something to address it though. I got spammed in large volume once CSS got @Keyframe. Twitter is amusing occasionally though.
927.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Maths is common in UK
928.
by Keyframe 3y ago
I'd put Faraday up there as well.
929.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Absolutely. This is "hacker" news after all, and if there ever was one it was him. You don't have to think highly of him, but Mitnick was an institution.
930.
by Keyframe 3y ago
Yeah it was, if you can't remember / weren't around at the time, it's widely documented https://www.macrumors.com/2011/05/07/steve-jobs-reaction-to-... ... https://www.businessi

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