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SoothingSorbet
2y ago
>The number of games that run natively on Vulkan is negligible Firstly, several games engines and rendering libraries support it. Secondly, it does not have to be _native_, on top of Vulkan you can run OpenGL and Direct3D emulation layer
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2y ago
Can you please explain how you extract (or get it to generate) the links?
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SoothingSorbet
3y ago
It claims to support it if you build it from source, but it's experimental / in development.
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3y ago
Have you tried using local models for this? Are they simply not capable enough for something like this?
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3y ago
What model is this using? Is there any more information on it?
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3y ago
Bah, don't give them ideas! Honestly, codecs are a worrying target for supply chain attacks because they're complex and use a lot of memory-unsafe code. Just look at all the image format attacks throughout history (a memorable rec
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3y ago
It's also a testament to the power of open source software. ffmpeg is in a significant amount of software touching audio/video in some way, and we are all enriched because everyone is free to use it.
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3y ago
I've gotten some useful stuff out of 7B param LLMs, and that should fit on a Pi quantized.
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3y ago
It of course depends on what you mean by "large", but one obvious case is rsvg.
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3y ago
Is it normal (or beneficial) for a corporation of this size to put out a press release like this regarding ongoing lawsuits?
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3y ago
Yes, they're often quite uncanny and turn me off. Then again, I don't like off-topic stock photos either. I'd rather see no images than either.
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3y ago
I agree that some of the rhetoric can be off-putting, and it put me off personally for a long time. I think we should let the results speak for themselves -- there's an impressive and solid ecosystem of high-quality software, and there