MyOutfitIsVague

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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Really frustrating for a hobbyist 3D artist. Rendering eats gobs of RAM for complex scenes. I'd really love a mid-level GPU with lots of VRAM for under $500. As is, I'm stuck rendering on CPU at a tenth the speed or making it work
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Yes, but so are radio waves and gamma rays; it would still sound odd to hear somebody say "radio light" or "gamma light".
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
From her letter: > The consistent pattern of bias against conservative figures demonstrated by Google’s AI systems is even more alarming. Conservative leaders, candidates, and commentators are disproportionately targeted by false or disp
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
From a human user perspective, HATEOAS is effectively just the web. You follow links to get where you want, and forms let you send data where you want, all traversed from some root entrypoint. From a machine client perspective, it's a
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
A test for this one is a bit simpler, I think, because you just have to find a 2D projection of the shape from multiple orientations so one fits inside the other. You don't technically have to do any 3D comparisons beyond the projectio
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I have showdead on, and almost every single flagged post I've seen definitely deserves it. Every time it wasn't "deserved", the person simply took an overly aggressive tone for no real reason. In short, I've never s
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Most rational, empathetic people generally look down on animal abuse and animal torture. Humans are more important than any other animal to me, but it's not a total dichotomy that makes the suffering of all other thinking, feeling ani
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
It's probably because I've experienced a family member's suffering that I wouldn't wish anybody to do through, and also had health events myself that led to such a "reduced quality of life" (read: constant disc
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
The historical Jesus was with a high degree of certainty quite different than the way he is currently remembered and the way he is portrayed in much of the new testament. The majority of the stories involving him either did not happen or we
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Helix very much is not a Vim rewrite in Rust. It's closer to a Kakoune clone than a Vim one.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I love Helix. There are some things Julia didn't list that I also miss from nvim, particularly using it as a 3-way diff tool, and missing code folding, but I don't see leaving Helix any time soon.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
My experience with HDR has been pretty abysmal on a $500 4K TV. Badly tuned HDR is way worse than no HDR at all. I have 20/20 vision, and I really can't tell the difference between 1080p and 4K for video games and movies. I will n
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Oh sure, I just mean that wording in particular. 1/6 the cost is clear to me, 6x cheaper is not, because the wording implies that there's some base point that the original price is the "1x cheaper" base point. Like what
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
If the user's OS and/or browser is set to dark mode. The site doesn't need to have a switch; its CSS has the media queries.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I agree to a degree, but issue tracking being able to directly work with branches and PRs is natural enough, and then discussions can share a lot of code with the issue tracker. Getting the same level of interoperability with a separate too
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I got hit with one of these, then commented on GitHub meetsn issue about it, and ironically got a hundred notifications for everybody's comments, many complaining about phantom notifications.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Those numbers bother me. What does it mean to be "6x cheaper"? Is that a sixth the price? If something costs $100, what is 6x cheaper than it? 2x cheaper? 1x cheaper? It is as frustrating as when people use "200% faster"
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
The cover has a stack that says "ngirx", and it's all a smudgy mess. "Don't judge a book by its cover" is for people who don't actually read books. You can't necessarily tell when a book is good based
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Fascinating. Thanks for the information. I'll have to explore the Bluegrass space more. It's a genre that I have never given much thought or time to in the past; I was simply never exposed, other than the slim association with s
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
That sounds pretty good! I'll buy an album. I know nothing about Bluegrass, but I love that it has fostered a culture of digital freedom. It kind of makes sense I suppose, given that DRM freedom aligns with real traditional American va
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I'm not sure I like the incentives that creates, though. If this is the precedent, then if you're committing financial fraud already you might as well go as big as possible, since there appears to be a cap on punishment.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
Why not something like Bandcamp, or other DRM-free purchase options? I'm not above piracy if there's no DRM free option (or if the music is very old or the artist is long dead), but I still believe in supporting artists who active
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
I have to ask, do you actually mean AS/400, or IBM i? Most current development for IBM i is done in PASE. I work in IBM i, and nobody I know is still writing C++ for the ILE. I imagine most of the ILE C++ is in maintenance mode and pro
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
The conversation is credit cards, in which case you are absolutely paying with the bank's money, and if you don't pay it back (particularly if you can't and declare bankruptcy), they lose their money.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
That sounds like vsync to me. I'd be worried if I was rendering 400fps when my monitor can't get close to displaying that framerate.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
> check out /r/fucknintendo for an unbiased take This got a good laugh out of me.
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
> Cross platform games don't run really well Wouldn't that depend heavily on the game and developer in question? The Switch 2 has more than sufficient hardware to compete, with a particularly beefy GPU for a handheld. I'd
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
The ability to think. If it can't think in the first place, it can't get confused. Whether it's "real AI" or not depends on semantics of that you consider AI to be: * If you think it's something that resembles
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
`ls` is not the same command in nu. There's a nu-specific `ls`. My GNU `ls` has `--literal`, but to do that in nu, you have to do `^ls --literal`, to use the external command instead of the nu builtin. You can see the nu `ls` options
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by MyOutfitIsVague 1y ago
It displays the faces on the screen, and you recognize them.

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