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by Rapzid 6mo ago
If Macs were "great" for gaming people would be buying them for gaming.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
If he were going to do that he'd already have been doing it just like Tim locking down logistics long before he became CEO. Don't count on it.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
I don't have much to add other than to say Kdenlive works great on Windows and probably MacOS too. Shouldn't be a surprise as QT has historically been one of the better cross platform GUI libs of the past 20+ years.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
This is a great comment. As someone who has been involved in managing a large (business backed) OSS project I can say that even if we preferred to have our own solutions to issues, we really valued comprehensive issues and draft PRs to refe
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
A couple years ago I did some basic OBS recording of technical stuff and needed a simple, preferably OSS, editing and compositing solution polish up the vids. The landscape was bonkers. After trying lots of free, freemium, and paid trials I
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
At normal viewing distance(let's say cinema FOV) most people won't see a difference between 4k and 8k never mind 16k. And it's not that they "don't notice" it's that they physically can't distinguish
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
There is no evidence TMK that the accuracy the models change due to release cycles or capacity issues. Only latency. Both Anthropic and OpenAI have stated they don't do any inference compute shenanigans due to load or post model releas
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
I love how the investigators got taken for a ride too. I heard them on NPR talking about how Altman was genuinely grappling with his "desire to please everyone" and etc etc after having just described him as someone who tells peop
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Actively push you to use their build(and configuration!) service, and actively create/maintain friction for building and publishing production apps without it.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
This isn't all that "new" or crazy. How about Expo and React Native?
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
High speed NVME is soaring too. Some popular Samsung kits are up 3X compared to 12 months ago.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
It's not possible for two-camp believers to conceive of two-camp dwellers. That would be tantamount to a third , potentially superior camp. The two-camp construct is a tool to establish the believer as a member of the supreme one camp
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
I find there are two types of people. People who think developers fall into one of two camps. And people worth listening to.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
All the extra notice in the world wouldn't make me want to trade our tech jobs market and salaries for that of Europe's.
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by Rapzid 6mo ago
Those are big numbers especially for non-enterprise DBs in the 90s. MySQL's big breakthrough(not specifically talking about perf) was innodb in 2010. Just 15+ years ago Postgres had major issues with concurrency as we think about it to
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I read it as satire.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Could be because I don't like "tinkering" with my desktop OS. I'm either: * Configuring and operating them professionally as part of a larger system. I have "The Linux Programming Interface" and "Windows I
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I feel like Google search results have gotten tremendously worse over the past 2 years too. It's almost like you have to use AI search to find anything useful now. Which of course reduces traffic to sites and thus the incentives to c
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
At one point (last year?) internet search results would load in first so quickly typing and pressing "enter" from muscle memory would often result in opening some internet page instead of the app you wanted.. Then also in the past
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
As someone with a sizeable background in Linux system engineering.. I prefer Windows to MacOS. It's IMHO a better desktop now with the edge snap tile layout and etc. Excellent device compatibility. And I get my linux environment needs
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
> Moving from GitHub to Codeberg, for lazy people Step 1.) Stay on GitHub I think the internet has "GitHub Derangement Syndrome" right now. It's an outlet for people's frustration. The current trend reminds me a lot o
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
How is it not a feature from a development standpoint? Colloquially any bit of intended functionality qualifies as a "feature" and certainly any functionality you conditionally enable/disable would be controlled by a "
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Who is to say if it rained or not? Well now they are a target. A NY Times reporter was the target of a pressure and threat campaign to change their reporting over whether a rocket in the middle east was intercepted or not before it hit the
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I somehow made it to middle age without making the connection from AC/DC to electricity. Or I never thought about it till now.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Is that not some stock feature-flag verbiage?
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Awesome! So it nudges the vectors into stepped polar rays.. It's effectively angle snapping? Plus a sort of magnitude clustering.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
That overview is frustratingly high-level. I know what a vector is, a bit, and yet that compression description is crazy uninformative. And that PolarQuant visualization is.. Very abstract.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
Keybored is a trending vibe, yeah.
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
I try out the Launcher every couple years to see if it's improved. I just installed and logged in for the first time since 2023. Looks like they have finally fixed lag and freeze jank that occured on every action, blocked scrolling,
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by Rapzid 7mo ago
It's a noble quest. And realistic; it's almost beyond reason how bad EGS is/was for so long with so much money and "the best people" thrown at it for a decade+. Anway, it's not quixotic IMHO.

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