Keyframe

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by Keyframe 5mo ago
FWIW it was because chrome was running from flatpak (ironically).
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
no offense taken. Of course it's my setup, even though it's vanilla setup on a new driver where driver and gfx do work. That's the thing illustrated here - it's always someone's setup somewhere outside of general ca
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Runs in any browser, zero install. Meanwhile: Error - The following features required to run Godot projects on the Web are missing: WebGL2 - Check web browser configuration and hardware support This is on Chrome 148.0.7778.96 (Official
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
I was thinking exactly the same. IRIX on a great Sony CRT is still awesome to just look at, to this day (I have _few_ SGIs). HP Vue, Solaris.. the greats. One that does seem to be an odd man out is Genera. What a concept.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Where do we sign?
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
I'm more sad about how the UI of it all is just clunky. Even though it resembles ye olde IRC clients like mIRC, nowhere near readable for some reason.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
How do we know now that this comment wasn't written by LLM?
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Why are we pretending everyone's code is an etalon of quality? Most software out there is probably hot mess already. No think behind it, let alone ultrathink.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
quite a statement considering which were mentioned!
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
I used to run all three major OS' where I saw no real difference in me using it for the apps etc I needed. As I leaned more heavily on the development side, linux kind of prevailed. Windows 8.1 and Yosemite were the last of the other t
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Which company would you say is the example(s) of the latter? Sounds like utopia I'd like to be a part of.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
This insufferable period of AI will eventually come to an end. We just have to power through as people get fed by it. Mindless writeups, social media posts, emails, cold calls.. they all bear common trait of no to low effort and it shows. I
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Yes, and that imo kind of cheapens the whole effect of it. We're witnessing something similar now with genAI and slop people produce with it. First few moments it was wow, look at all of this and now it's noise.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World was a thing among such things. It was present in popular culture, it wasn't obscure, but it did culminate with X-files for sure.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Not only bigger, but more mysterious at that. Information wasn't instant and wasn't readily available. There were tales, there were rumors, there were news, and you had to rely on those for your own worldview. Anything further you
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
I always considered grok as also ran. Like grokipedia or what's the name. It has reach since it's free to an extent to produce low quality slop / spam.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
google search serves llm answer on top. It IS llm (hybrid with search results and ads). There's Lens as well.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Lotus 1-2-3 flashbacks kicking in. I'll try it out for sure.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
These two in particular: https://www.barwypowstania.pl/photos/22 https://www.barwypowstania.pl/photos/51 and the world is stupid enough to repeat the endless cycle of violence.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
i kind of expected some discourse first. Someone try the prompt with P=NP in the {{problem}}
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Double digit growth in YoY revenue for past ten years, YoY net income stable growth as well, with 28% last year alone. I wish I was cooked like that. Adobe's going nowhere soon, their stock will find grounding soon enough. Adobe always
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
can't let google have a success without it getting autodestructed though. classic google
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
I snicker at it as well, but then I also get emotional when people mention SGI, Commodore, Nintendo, SEGA.. so, there's that. Key difference, from my angle, is mostly the lack of people idols in the latter vs the former. Yes, there _ar
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
As others have been capturing news cycle eyes, seems to me Google has been going from strength to strength quietly in the background capturing consumer market share and without much (any?) infrastructure problems considering they're so
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
google says 3x more, but it's still nothingburger. galaxy is the one on parity with it. I have a pixel and I had to go through hoops in order to buy one in another country and have it brought in and I'm in EU. Samsung doesn't
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
I don't know, but I think in order to see if that claim hold water you would have to comparatively check what and if their competitors are doing. If they're not strained for suppliers and are executing globally at once, then Cook
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
What do you mean? Most if not all Apple's software is not even the best in their own category, let alone "in the non-free software world compared to Google's or Microsoft's". If we look at only these three and leave
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
Youtube got hit by massive downfall in quality by this as well. It's absurd.
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
pretty much, over the dozen or so game and rendering engines I made over the decades name mutated from tick to timestep to frame (rate) to refresh rate (hz) to tick again.. it doesn't matter as long as every system is decoupled and ren
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by Keyframe 5mo ago
not framerate of rendering but physics running at (its own) fixed frame rate.

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