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andybak
2y ago
Not at my desk but from memory, this is a something with a clearly documented "solution". I put that word in quotes because I don't want to imply it's a problem - it's just something you need to know how to handle.
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andybak
2y ago
1. A tile view with pretty pictures might look nice but a list view with useful, sortable/filterable columns actually makes a tool like this useful. The first thing I do with nearly any lister UI is switch to a compact list view. 2. Th
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andybak
2y ago
At the point I run out of free credits, I was still arguing with the AI about stuff it was doing wrong. I think the amount of free usage needs to be high enough for people to get a small taste of success at least!
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andybak
2y ago
I mean "not having to learn Kubernetes" is surely a factor?
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andybak
2y ago
Genuinely curious what the threat model is here?
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andybak
2y ago
I'm not sure whether I'm a "good programmer" or a "bad programmer" but sometimes I just want a problem to go way in the quickest way possible. I'm not always trying to create a timeless, perfect, jewel and
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andybak
2y ago
GP didn't mention backdoors.
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andybak
2y ago
Never had that personally and I regularly code (or at least interact with code) in VR
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andybak
2y ago
I'd just never come across it before. Funny how tech can be like that. Something is widely understood in some circles for some time periods and is completely new outside that. I used to be a lot more involved in Web UX stuff but I'
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andybak
2y ago
Well, that was as clear as mud.
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andybak
2y ago
Actually masonry was I was thinking of. Where do this waterfall business come from then?
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andybak
2y ago
Can anyone explain "Waterfall-Style" in this context? Is it related to what used to be called "mosaic layout"? Just guessing here but it's used in a way that seems to presume lots of people are familiar with the ter
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andybak
2y ago
This looks great but how the hell do you pan the view?
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andybak
2y ago
@dang - article needs a Oct 22 2019 date (spotted this because the "unfinished Blender PR" mentioned was merged several years ago)
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andybak
2y ago
Wait. So who is Terraform for?
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andybak
2y ago
Do you have proof or did you mean "as it's a brand new account then it's probably made up"? The difference between those two things is rather important.
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andybak
2y ago
> Startup takes around a minute I wonder what your bottleneck was? It was about 20 seconds for me on domestic broadband.
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andybak
2y ago
I can imagine an alternate reality where the second amendment has the benefits often ascribed to it, but it would be very different to the one we live in.
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andybak
2y ago
I'm no expert but your use of "atonal" and "microtonal" interchangeably here seems way off the mark. "Atonal" usually refers to music composed without a fixed sense of key - and was originally used to desc
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andybak
2y ago
Are you talking about The Register here? That's a fairly strange accusation for a news outlet that goes out of it's way to be provocative to the entire industry. At least it used to - I haven't kept up much recently. If you k
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andybak
2y ago
> Gaussian splatting transform images to a cloud points. Not exactly. The "splats" are both spread out in space (big ellipsoids), partially transparent (what you end up seeing is the composite of all the splats you can see in a
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andybak
2y ago
This is entirely on topic for HN.
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andybak
2y ago
> But we live more and more in a browser world and there is less and less choice and I understand I must move with the times. Wow. Has everything gone full circle again already? I thought we were all still complaining about the death of
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andybak
2y ago
How?
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andybak
2y ago
Why not just display a warning and let me try anyway? How sure are they that their filtering out absolutely every device that can't run it successfully. Why risk denying it unnecessarily?
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andybak
2y ago
This claims to work with monocular or RGB+depth but the only live demo is for an Intel Realsense d455 RBGD camera. That seems a shame as it significantly raises the bar for people to try it out themselves. (Can you even still buy the d455?
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andybak
2y ago
Seems to be a bug - you can't save if you haven't entered a company profile (Firefox, Windows) (that's a guess. the error is Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: b.sessionDataSchema.userData.companyProfiles is undefined )
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andybak
2y ago
I think massively online games are the tricky part. I'd be happy if this stopped publishers killing games were small teams on a private server were viable. Hell - I've had games I bought killed where there was a viable single play
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andybak
2y ago
> virtue signalling I'd prefer "false advertising" - it's more direct and without the culture war baggage.
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andybak
2y ago
Negation is a known weak spot. Aren't you just retesting that again and again? Does it tell you much beyond that?
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