Roark66

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by Roark66 4y ago
Does anyone have more details on the footage format itself? What is the codec used, bitrate? Is it all in one huge file or split. Are there perhaps full resolution stills available? (without the youtube compression) I'm interested in g
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by Roark66 4y ago
I disagree with the author on the below: >With GPT-3, we now have an infinitely-scalable technology that is years away from being able to enrich our lives, but is already more than capable of drowning out all remnants of authentic conten
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by Roark66 4y ago
Swallows. That and the fact wild animal populations swing widely to extremes sometimes. I have been paying close attention to swallows in recent few years and the numbers of them as well as the bugs they eat are skyrocketing in my area. Whe
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by Roark66 4y ago
There is nothing that gets one to zip up their motorcycle jacket quicker than getting hit with a large bug in the chest while doing 100kmh(60mph).
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by Roark66 4y ago
No, it is childish and immature to think your company can have a cake and eat it too. Make proprietary models and advertise itself as open while at the same time scaremongering to stop other open initiatives. It is crystal clear to everyone
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by Roark66 4y ago
For anyone who actually used those models for more than few days and learns their strengths and weaknesses it is completely obvious all this talk of "societal impact", or as you called it self imposed limits are 100% bulls**. Ever
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by Roark66 4y ago
Really? What if you take a few year break from contracting? (a mini-startup, personal projects, perhaps you just get a regular job for few years to sort out your finances or build a house). Are you supposed to keep networking with your prev
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by Roark66 4y ago
Is this really a thing? I had a .eu domain for years. I only let it go this year(it was on annual renewal) . My registered address was and is still in UK and I never had any trouble from my registrar(eurodns) about the EU domain. Or do they
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by Roark66 4y ago
Both issues you raise are already kind of solved(or very close to it) in the corporate security world. Also, I think people will lie and cheat when we make it easy for them to get away with it. Sending all data their way into their closed &
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by Roark66 4y ago
As always in such cases this is 100% bull**. Either something is not working out for them and they have to delay in which case they could've just said so, or this is some sort of pretense to show how "responsibility minded" t
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by Roark66 4y ago
The "don't use icons, use words" rule resonates with me. I really dislike android drawing(and other similar) apps that present a cluttered interface with a dozen of cryptic icons.I much prefer words. Also having each widget t
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by Roark66 4y ago
This is pretty cool. I hope the 30x0 cards come even more down in price once new AMD cards show up. In other news, did no one noticed USD is now worth more than one EUR? For us in EU this sucks because adding our ~20% vat on top of prices (
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by Roark66 4y ago
People can enjoy the benefits of AI assistance without having their privacy violated. Running ML models on edge devices will become the norm whenever possible. Then we will allow such devices like Alexa to talk to web endpoints to get data,
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by Roark66 4y ago
Few people asked "why duplicate v4l2 functionality", but really libcamera serves a different purpose. V4l2 (and v4l) are frameworks that support connecting multiple types of devices. IMO the biggest advantage of libcamera is their
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by Roark66 4y ago
Well I am "a fan" of Copilot and I do think AI is the future, but I think the author has a valid point. I think the fair use violation he describes doesn't happen during training. I do think training AI on anything that is pu
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by Roark66 4y ago
This is interesting. Perhaps you'll find it interesting that all the transceivers in Soviet (and allied) tanks during early cold War used this technology. I also saw it in big lorry mounted KF radios from the 50s~70s. There were a bunc
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by Roark66 4y ago
It is all well and good until adversaries try attacking their AI chat bot. How will they decide what is actual human input and what is a result of artificial campaigns that want to push the AI one way or another? No doubt there will come a
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by Roark66 4y ago
It is very useful those apps exist. They also advertise the lack of ads in those apps so I suspect they are financed by some public (or charitable) institution. Unfortunately, all apps can't be finances this way so I personally would r
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by Roark66 4y ago
Exactly, I've recently been trying a new version of gnome and I was really surprised how snappy and quick it felt with all animations disabled (it was running on a fast pc too). I much prefer them off ever since.
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by Roark66 4y ago
The best alternative IMO to medium.com from the reader's point of view is a personal blog. I much prefer them. However, if you want your articles to be found by people looking for them via Google. Probably best is putting them on Githu
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by Roark66 4y ago
Fun fact, actual old growth natural forests are carbon neutral. The trees sequester the same amount of co2 as is released by various fungi and other organisms that break down dead trees. However, commercial forests that are harvested every
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by Roark66 4y ago
At some point few years ago it became practically impossible to do any business in China from the outside without what's app (no idea why as allegedly its banned there). This is around the some time samsung had their "My Knox&quot
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by Roark66 4y ago
You realise we are talking about Sweden here, not a subsaharan country by any stretch. In general in Europe (especially in Northern Europe) all solar and wind capacity has to backed up by at least the same amount of quickly available online
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by Roark66 4y ago
How can you write a long article about new type of license plate and not show a single photo of one... I'm quite disappointed after following this link.
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by Roark66 4y ago
Modern is a subjective thing. I have a golf 5 from 2005 (tdi). One day I had to go somewhere and it turns out the car starts and shuts itself down immediately... It turns out the ground connection to the dash was intermittent. The dash for
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by Roark66 4y ago
I had the exact same experience :-) it probably wasn't that unique.
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by Roark66 4y ago
I'm pretty happy I switched to arch (with brief use of guix system) after the push for snaps. The slowness of snaps, the compatibility issues etc annoyed me sufficiently to switch. Having had bad experience with snaps I thought all tho
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by Roark66 4y ago
I'm surprised there was no contract signed before relocation. I'm not sure I would relocate internationally without a signed contract. In fact I never remember quitting a job without a signed contract for a new one,but perhaps I w
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by Roark66 4y ago
What claims? I'm in a country where 4 million refugees came(domestic population of 36mln). When they talk of the atrocities, when they show you videos of their own killed, raped/tortured neighbors they find in their homes, when th
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by Roark66 4y ago
>don't buy that theory. First of all: outside of the party "Die Linke" and the left wing of the SPD, there's little ideological friendship to Russia in German politics, it's either regular corruption (Gerhard Sch

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