Keyframe

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by Keyframe 8mo ago
That is a legit way of working on contribution. You fork, you work on the fork - if it's not junk then you issue a pull request. What's the deal with belittling and holier-than-thou moralizing?
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
You're right, of course. What I'm saying is what happens if anyone with any lethal force proclaims they need territory which isn't theirs for their own security. Dangerous rhetoric and extremely dangerous precedent if this pl
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
Fun fact, Oscar winners don't fully own their statues since 1950. AMPAS reserves the right to buy it back for $1 if they want to sell it. Ownership of the statue is conditional, meaning it can't be freely sold or disposed of.
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
I wonder how the current events in Greenland will impact the safety and sovereignty of Taiwan. That was my thought as well. It's a dangerous rhetoric being displayed by USA. "We need this land for our security". Turns out,
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by Keyframe 8mo ago
One uses emulator while developing anyways. Try with C64 and VICE and join us at https://csdb.dk/
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
really cool! CSG: The Game!
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
yes on a serious note, this recent-ish interview on AI is illuminating https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dq8MhTFCs80
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
This isn't even remotely comparable.
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
These days, having the source to these graphic effects would be invaluable! Nature of _the scene_ was such that one would do an effect and then another would wonder how it was done and try to better it, all without source. That's kin
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
or in this case one fizzy tablet every three days? Are tehre people doing this long term? Doesn't sound all that compatible with colon.
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
That's in Microsoft years. Working there makes you get older faster.
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
Turns out Pixar _was_ a software company which also did hardware when it was sold. There was another part of ILM that stayed with Lucas which was an VFX shop where most of creatives were. ILM also got rights to use (full source) PRMan/
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
Right, you do what you think is best. I'm in no position to tell you what to do. Having said that, it comes off as robotic and impersonal. Personally, I'd rather read you trying to write with your own words what you wanted to writ
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
What's the deal with AI here in the comments?
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
oddly enough, your post is the only mention and the source of such a town. edit: 418.. I've been had.
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by Keyframe 9mo ago
In which space? Desktop and high performance servers? Why would it? Mature gallery of software to be ported from TSO to weak memory model is a soft moat. So is avx/simd mature dominance vs neon/sve. x86/64 is a duopoly and a
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
That's a problem for Super Saiyan AGI to solve :)
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
He even outlived Ligtwave!
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
Since they're going to get them anyways, maybe we should exchange a few for a few pandas with the right to reproduce.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
has anyone actually commented to you in a negative way about using Let's Encrypt? I couldn't imagine, but curious on others' experiences. One thing I heard recently which might be a valid point - that LE is based in US, whi
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
yeah that certainly does happen. Especially if you give it the context of the machine since 6502 itself and opcodes do you no good unless you know the memory layout/ map which is in a sense what machine you're on. NES and C64 are
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
I used mathematica for real last time in SGI days and loved it. I know probably a ton has changed since, but I do have to ask those that use it today if you'd still use it for non math-heavy (and even so) tasks if you have access to th
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
If only! It's kind of a blessing and a curse for us who still code for c64 (demo scene). It looks like llm may help you, but it's usually gibberish 6502 asm. I've seen similar with z80 but on spectrum.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
Just after Pascal vs C craze in mid to late 90's for sure. That is quite a different C++ than the one of today however.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
Yeah, behind datasette it looks like there's C64 C parked, and above is a laser 300 (which makes sense if guy is australian) and we can also see 1541-ii behind that, on the top.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
don't be discouraged. 4k/UHD BR is still alive and well, even though it never can beat price of comparatively worse streaming versions. I just bought a relatively expensive UHD player and there are a lot of movies, and what I&#x27
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
that's 100% yield which ain't happening
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
it's just a bunch of melted sand. How hard can it be?
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
Why are you assuming Anthropic is for sale? They're preparing for IPO?
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
Nvidia also owns 5% of intel. Does that mean dreaded enemies collaborating again?

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