MoonWalk

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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Cowardly, despicable behavior. Also practiced on this site.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
I don't think so. They send a confirmation mail.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Four words: You're holding it wrong.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
No idea what this is referring to...
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
He was, but this incident wasn't an example. That's a righteous punishment for an infraction like that.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Yep, toxic garbage staffed largely by same. Unfortunately, it has amassed quite a bit of potentially useful information.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
COUGHredditCOUGH
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
This is good info, thanks. I want to do something similar, but know very little about how to set the components of LLMs up. I've read a bit on what the various components are. What I don't see in your comment is what you're u
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Not to mention that the title of the post doesn't even say what it is.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Is what?
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Not sure if that was intended to reply to my comment, but I never objected to having a locking cable.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
There's no report. This "article" was three sentences and a chart that doesn't even break down crude occupational categories, let alone anything more specific. Essentially useless.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
"customers could either use an old ASP form on the website" Did I miss it, or did the article neglect to explain why this was a problem?
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
You'd be surprised, then. Some managers don't know squat. I rolled onto a project once and found that an entire application was being delivered as a 300MB ActiveX control, to run in a browser because that was cool and "cuttin
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
I think that's coming at it backward. The article lacks data. Nobody should be expected to run around writing the article that's not there. As it stands, it's unsubstantiated junk.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Exactly. Without any specificity of job categories, this chart and conclusion are unsubstantiated garbage.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Nice analysis.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
That's not reflected by your comment, which I read and directly replied to: "to find that content on the phone is difficult" How? You tap Library, then Songs. There's all your music.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Yep. The lack of a video input killed the thing for me, and, I suspect, thousands of other people. All it needed was a USB-C jack for power and video over DisplayPort. This could have been a great device for gamers, 3-D modelers, drone pilo
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Based on Microsoft's ever-more-fetid output over the last two decades, they can't sell self-respecting people jack squat.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Considering the other EU ramifications, this is basically Swixit, is it not?
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Just go to the Library tab in the phone app. That's where your own stuff is located. I have over 8000 songs synced to my phone, 100% from local files on my computer. I never activate the "library sync" BS that Apple tries to
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
The Music app IS iTunes. They just renamed it and continued from there. I have all of my ripped music in there just like before; in fact, that's the ONLY music I have in my library. So don't worry! The same trash UI is available t
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
But it renders the comment baffling to those who have never heard of that forum. I'm on here and Reddit quite a bit, and never heard of it.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Yep. Usually nodes make it much clearer what is being done to your input. I learned from Shake how great node-based workflows are. But in Resolve they're an afterthought. The other huge problem in Resolve is failure to distinguish betw
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Thought cool; clicked on the link; saw it was Teenage Engineering; and closed the tab. Their track record consists of vastly overpriced and under-functioning products.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Why the obfuscation in the first place?
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
BlackMagic does quite a few innovative things. I have one of their cameras, and thus a paid license for Resolve. It's my primary editing tool. I've even done a music remix in Fairlight just to see if it could be done. But their pr
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
Thanks for the info. The use of the term "delivery" doesn't seem to make sense in this context, but OK.
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by MoonWalk 4mo ago
"they will click 1 million times a popup away before even considering that it could be resolved indefinitely by an option change. i think Apple's system works well to keep the average user safe." I find this reasoning backwar

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