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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
They aren't competing. One has trillions of installs, the other has a new code of conduct.
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>We are a ridiculously stupid species Can you explain what you mean by this?
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>You’re free to work alone, but why make people around you miserable by having to deal with you? Go be an asshole to yourself and let everyone else work together. You, and the billions of people using linux, are free to fork the code and
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
>when it had a clear meaning in its use Thats not the issue though. It's that "safe" means something is actualy safe. My house isn't safe if its on fire, even if the house is in a safe neighborhood. Linus' claim
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
maybe his point is that the technical meaning should use a more acurate word in his opinion?
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
Mozilla is a Google subsidiary in all but name and has been for a while.
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>or move to a new major version (usb 4.0) They're already at USB4 version 2.0
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
I think I agree here. Stable diffusion is "just" an optimized version of DALLE2, which itself directly builds on the previous literature. Also, the 3d model generator posted to HN yesterday builds on NeRF. And they are all using C
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I just relized the actual research paper[0] does not seem to be linked to in the page. [0] https://arxiv.org/abs/2209.14916
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MDM: Human Motion Diffusion Model(guytevet.github.io)
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Any word about how Nerf -> marching cubes works? I thought that was still an open problem. Is that another discovery in this research paper?
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
I can't edit the post anymore, but after reading the comments, taking a break, and comming back to this, I realize that I didn't use the right language here. The tone is too negative and demeaning to the author. Since I felt that
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
It is childish to want to fly to America from Europe in 1700 and get upset that it is not possible. That is what I meant: "want" as a present demand, as seen in some dictionaries.[1] I should have been more clear about this as it
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>as population growth slows This is only happening because more women are working. Guess what happens when all men and women are free all day long? It comes from the very essence of evolution that when the carrying capacity increases the
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>Their strict standards resulted in content that was homogeneous and boring, but safe. It’s terrifying that a man spent one hundred days in a small circle in an empty field. This isn't terrifying. People do much worse for 100x less.
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
My understanding of the situation in SF is that many things simply are not illegal and/or not enforced (for example, stealing bellow $950 in value). If that is the case why would police need surveilance cameras if they don't enfor
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>When people buy apples it is considered absolutely normal that apples go bad and spoil over time If you don't eat it, yes. >then it is only natural that the return on a spoiling apple is negative. my return on the regular apple
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
>source: I have a 3-ring binder from Adobe Systems that I picked up from their Embarcadero building, pre-Red Book. could you expound on what this means and how it functions as a source?
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
I think there may be a market for a typesetting language that interacts directly with PostScript instead of LaTex + dozens of packages -> PDF or HTML + CSS + forcing pagination -> PDF. It would basically be a high level language that
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by Vt71fcAqt7 4y ago
Its crazy how many left leaning socialist types are on here, yet everytime apple, the second most profitable company in the world and largest by market cap is brought up, they come out of the woodwork to defend their disgusting lock-in and