Vvector

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by Vvector 3y ago
He's not lying, he's hallucinating...
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by Vvector 3y ago
Raise your hand if you also got a 7x raise over the last seven years.
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by Vvector 3y ago
Like a riverboat casino loophole?
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by Vvector 3y ago
And brown TP causes your program to be stuck in endless loop
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by Vvector 3y ago
Last time I checked, solar and wind power were low-carbon.
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by Vvector 3y ago
Cable TV started as a way to expand the reach of broadcast TV. Broadcast TV has commercials. Hence cable TV always had commercials.
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by Vvector 3y ago
I can't reproduce this either. YT on FF plays immediately for me
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by Vvector 3y ago
cable TV had ads from day 1.
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by Vvector 3y ago
AMD always launches impressive hardware specs. But they are way behind in software, which is more important than hardware
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by Vvector 3y ago
"It's my property." When you publish it, you lose some property rights. While under copyright, there is a short list of things that others are prohibited from doing (reproduce, distributed, etc.). And you lose all your righ
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by Vvector 3y ago
I meant the opposite. I don't believe that "1°C warming" is mild.
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by Vvector 3y ago
Your article says: "...the mild 1°C warming we have experienced to date." Wow.
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by Vvector 3y ago
The most frequent case would be increment by 1, so: for (I=0;I<N;I+=1) versus for I from 0 to N do
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by Vvector 3y ago
I was responding to the poster who claimed that this is an "extra-judicial punishment" after the person has "paid the standard debt to society". If someone was convicted in a court of law, the information isn't ina
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by Vvector 3y ago
Where do you draw the line? My SIL, divorced with a young daughter, started dating a man. My wife (her sister) googled him and discovered he was a convicted child molester. What if I was hiring an accountant? Should I be able to google hi
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by Vvector 3y ago
Yeah, AMD is doing more with ROCm. But are they catching up to Nvidia, or just not falling behind as fast as before? Only time will tell
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by Vvector 3y ago
But is this just more BS from AMD? https://www.bit-tech.net/reviews/tech/cpus/amd-betting-every... AMD Betting Everything on OpenCL (2011)
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by Vvector 3y ago
Is there something special about carbon offsets that make them immune to the same type of scam?
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by Vvector 3y ago
Who's deluding themselves?
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by Vvector 3y ago
What's the alternative? Outlaw AI art? Too late for that.
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by Vvector 3y ago
Sounds like the start of a movie script
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by Vvector 3y ago
"it can last for decades" Just my personal opinion, that's the problem with US housing. We build stuff to last 20-30 years(if properly installed) , instead of 100s of years.
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by Vvector 3y ago
Marketing The sentimental value of a diamond is its rarity. And natural diamonds with few imperfections are rare. And a big diamond, useless for anything else, is the only way to show how much the marriage is worth. This is what is being
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by Vvector 3y ago
The 2023 payout seems to be "$18 for every 1,000 ad views". If I watch a creator once per week, with 2 ads, he would earn $1.80 in a year. I just don't feel like paying 100 different youtube channels $1-$2 each every year.
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by Vvector 3y ago
I doubt it. The videos are downloaded, but not readily accessible to other applications. But I don't have your workflow, so I've never investigated.
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by Vvector 3y ago
My comment started with "As a last resort...", meaning if none of the DL scripts worked for him/her. I didn't advocate Premium as the primary solution.
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by Vvector 3y ago
It solves OP's problem. Why is that bad?
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by Vvector 3y ago
I can confirm I don't get any overlays on the two videos I downloaded.
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by Vvector 3y ago
As a last resort, you could subscribe to YouTube Premium, which allows you to download the content. I don't mind paying for ad-free content.
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by Vvector 3y ago
I'm like you. I always disabled cliffs in the worldgen.

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