Morgawr

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by Morgawr 4y ago
> that the implication is supposed to be "Will you explain it to me". This is not correct. It's hard to explain if you've never seen them in context but rather than "will you explain it to me" they are actua
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> That repo and the programming sock screenshot are both from 2017. (I'm kinda repeating myself in this thread a bit, sorry but...) I can guarantee you that the anime girls holding programming books has been a thing for at least a d
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by Morgawr 4y ago
There's no porn in that repo. Anime girls holding programming books is a common meme/trend/style that's been around for over a decade by now.
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by Morgawr 4y ago
It's been a thing for quite a while now, probably a good 10-15 years already. I don't think it's a new generation thing.
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by Morgawr 4y ago
They mentioned editing documents
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by Morgawr 4y ago
>AltDrag That's awesome, I remember when I was a CS student in college I also fell in love with the alt+drag of windows on Linux and I wanted to bring the same on my Windows PC so I wrote this extremely hacky and very unstable tool:
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by Morgawr 4y ago
Can't say I relate unfortunately, I had two conversations in Japanese and both of them were kinda weird. In the first one it even misunderstood my name and repeated it back at me (incorrectly), it looked like some Google translate mist
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I can only talk about the people I personally know and I've asked this question myself (because it's funny and interesting from a cultural perspective) and most people I asked said "Sunday", although as I said it's
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> - Per my knowledge US is the only country which stubbornly (and illogically) considers Sunday to be the first day of the week; Just adding to the rest of the responses but Japan also has a very... contrived relationship with what count
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by Morgawr 4y ago
The article linked says this: > Even after the launch, there is much to do. Next to my screen there's a stack of post-it notes with future improvements, possible features and technical debt I need to solve. As mentioned in the annou
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I can't speak for digital art because I'm not an artist but I can say it's extremely common for original music to (often accidentally/subconsciously) include melodies or pieces of melodies from other music.
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by Morgawr 4y ago
This has been my experience as well. I have a lot of context on a lot of different things and projects I have been (or still am) involved in. I've been allocated by managers to partner teams to help, I've jumped on a lot of differ
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by Morgawr 4y ago
How about we just don't mock people?
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> The issue with unikernels and things like Firecracker are that you can't run them on already-virtualized platforms I'm not sure about Firecrackers and it has to be enabled on the platform level but there are tricks you can us
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> speaking in my capacity as someone who has worked in the film industry for the last 30 years, the writing of the first two episodes was objectively "not good". You keep using the word objectively but it doesn't mean wha
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> It's turn based, so I don't need AAA game multi-threaded performance. It's single-player, so cheating doesn't really hurt anyone. I don't understand this, just because it's turn based it doesn't mean
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> after which they'd see what teams had openings and that it would be 3-4 2+ hour interviews per team before an offer was made if I was a fit. Who has the time for this? This is really not how the Google interview process works. At
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I'm actually not sure how it works specifically because I don't know much about the technology behind it. All I know is that if I change the prompt (compared to the original prompt given by the txt2img script) and finetune the par
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by Morgawr 4y ago
Hilarious post aside, I've been using Stable Diffusion to generate "ideas" in large volume by creating a lot of images from a single (very generic) prompt with very low accuracy/depth levels, then when I find something t
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by Morgawr 4y ago
The images I generate don't have a watermark. Same applies for a lot of other AI generated images. The watermark is the most trivial part to remove and is definitely not a defining feature of what makes an image AI generated.
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by Morgawr 4y ago
I have a Titan X (Pascal) from like 2015 with 12GB of vram and I've had no trouble running it locally. I'd say it takes me about 30 seconds maybe to generate a single image on a 30ddim (which is like the bare minimum I consider fo
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by Morgawr 4y ago
As someone who lives in Tokyo, I admit I've never seen this before. Not sure about "suddenly everywhere" but if it is I've never come across it. I haven't gone out much since covid but still...
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> The English grammar that Americans study in school is likely somewhat different than the English grammar that is taught outside of America as the goal of the latter is likely focused on helping students map their native language onto E
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> honestly most consumers don't use CPU virtualiztion either Not that they are aware of at least :)
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by Morgawr 4y ago
What he's basically saying (I assume at least) is that we build things based on past engineering efforts. There's that one story about how train tracks are the size of a horse carriage during the roman empire era because of standa
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> There isn't a game on the market where you can do that Minecraft? There's plenty of procgen games on the market that lets you do something like that.
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by Morgawr 4y ago
> and it features pistachios. Doesn't have to. Although they are common.
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by Morgawr 4y ago
>it isn't what Italians call bologna Nitpicking, but Italians don't call it Bologna anyway. In Italy Bologna is just one very specific thing: a city (where I'm from :))
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by Morgawr 4y ago
The problem isn't the data itself. The problem is how the data is interpreted, unfortunately. Lifestyles don't map properly between cities, countries, and cultures. In the US you need a car in a lot of cities, you might want&#x2
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by Morgawr 4y ago
Let me tell you, I can guarantee you, that's bollocks.

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