Mashimo

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841.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Modern smartphones can hold the battery for over a week with minimal usage. You could just turn data on when every few hours or so. It's not automated though. At least my work S24 says ~16 days in airplane mode + power saver. Not teste
842.
by Mashimo 2y ago
The CORE One S in a year will probably be a really nice printer. Looking forward to it :)
843.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Interesting. Where are billboards on private property common? I mostly see them on tv, public billboards and light poles.
844.
by Mashimo 2y ago
How does this advance an oligarchy?
845.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Why do you think Japanese software is bad because of population decline?
846.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Got so far, but what does the tool do?
847.
by Mashimo 2y ago
I'm not Australian, how are they now being prohibited?
848.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Looks rather dead.
849.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Americans?
850.
by Mashimo 2y ago
But it somewhat does, no? Why else would words change meaning over time?
851.
by Mashimo 2y ago
That is actually how current CS cheat detection works. I think valve had a talk about it. I think it's called valve overwatch.
852.
by Mashimo 2y ago
But why would the electricity consumer insure the power plant?
853.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Why would they do that?
854.
by Mashimo 2y ago
> but once the results started being for ridiculous articles (or similar), rather than the actual documentation I started using bookmarks. Which was sort of why I was curious. Still works for me. When I search for "Angular signal do
855.
by Mashimo 2y ago
To find where a products is being sold for the cheapest price. For electronics I know 3rd party services that compare prices for different shops. But in cases like "Where can I by this specific dental floss" I sometimes use google
856.
by Mashimo 2y ago
How do you find the documentation in the first place? ;-) I search for Errors / StackTraces that I get. For me stackoverflow / reddit / forum answers are often more helpful. Or examples on how to implement something, the docu
857.
by Mashimo 2y ago
But this app is local, no?
858.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Does the framework matter if the UI is snappy?
859.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Oh neat. I wonder if they also improve .schnell and .dev soon. That would be nice :)
860.
by Mashimo 2y ago
I use InvokeAI to run flux.dev and flux.schnell.
861.
by Mashimo 2y ago
I started to use CaptureOne from the high seas. Yarrr. The only program I acquired that way. I just got to frustrated with DarkTable. It's really good at just spitting out images that look decent without changing a dial.
862.
by Mashimo 2y ago
You can use it as a "better" rubberduck and bounce ideas back and forth. Just with like a coworker, wich also is not 100% right. Or sometimes I use it for languages which I'm not god at, but still can read it. I'm a 10+
863.
by Mashimo 2y ago
I would love it more open source tools and projects would subscribe to the "Easy to learn, hard to master" / sane defaults / zero config approach. I used to love the photo editor DarkTable. I would spit out very close to
864.
by Mashimo 2y ago
I don't think many people do that, and if so, how many of them do it on one that cost "couple of hundreds"?
865.
by Mashimo 2y ago
He does not get paid for it though. At least he says so.
866.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Yes, but the programmer or the AI don't need to do the calculations in order to program.
867.
by Mashimo 2y ago
> Programming is codified applied mathematics and involves numbers in all but the most trivial programs. I don't understand that. Can you expand on it? When does the AI or the programmer need to do math calculations?
868.
by Mashimo 2y ago
I honestly don't know, but what are those?
869.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Can't you disable that?
870.
by Mashimo 2y ago
Like this? https://youtu.be/inDm0mjp_t8?t=323

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