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aspyct
4y ago
Not everything is made by AI.
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4y ago
Yeah, like I'm going to sue people for a couple bucks off my events photos...
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4y ago
I'm a photographer, and I've encountered people who stole my pictures. Believe me, waking up at 5AM, staying up running around all day to take pictures, to then see some people not even pay the price of a lunch for them is... well
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4y ago
I vote for the pedantic + axe combo \o/
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4y ago
Why would anyone respect patents for military hardware? It's for war, where's the respect in that?
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4y ago
Sure. Is that person going to run it for free alone in his basement? It's not only the code base. It's employees, servers, processes, data... Even if you get twitter for free, you still need to pay to run it.
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4y ago
It's still wrong that I would pay extra for those cards. I understand that different networks have different fees. But I expect one type of card to cost me the same. When you go to a store, you pay the same price, regardless of which c
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4y ago
Oh, so I'm going to pay more for customers who have "premium cards"? > Standard EU cards: 1.5% + €0.25 per transaction > Premium EU card: 1.9% + €0.25 per transaction That sounds completely backwards. They chose to have
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4y ago
Don't. Just do good work with and for your team. The rest will follow.
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Oh... Well, took me 34 years for this one I guess -_-'
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It took me around 25 years to figure out that the piece of clothing we call in french a "pullover" (yes, say that with a strong french accent) is actually an English word describing how you physically put on the piece of clothing.
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4y ago
I wouldn't think that a facial recognition software deployed e.g. in a metro station would have a model tuned to detect giraffes... Odds are, it's trained to find faces instead.
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4y ago
Sorry, can't play this, I'm laughing too much :D This is awesome! Also, love the music, a surprising change :)
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Ask HN: PyTorch on AMD APU for laptops?
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4y ago
Well, 20k isn't exactly "cheap"...
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4y ago
I agree that it's stupid to finance everything. However some big things make sense to finance. Take your car example: I'm not rich enough to buy a car that won't break down every year (I know, I tried). However, when my car b
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4y ago
Well, on that topic, I really wanted a good frites mayo tonight, but all the local barraques à frites are closed, nondedjeu!
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4y ago
To be fair, I wouldn't drink room temperature milk... Hot or cold, but definitely not in-between :D
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4y ago
Pretty simple setup here at home. One RPI4 running 24/7, hosting my files with encrypted ZFS on two external drives. I access the files through SFTP, Syncthing and Samba. It also runs various nightly backups to/from the cloud. Oh,
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4y ago
Well, what a laughably terrible idea :D - the shoes are going to be heavy and hard to lift - the "lift your heel to not die in stairs" feature sounds fun Might as well ride one of those electric scooters...
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4y ago
I wish you a good tough happy year :D Keep believin'
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Kinda been through that myself this year. A few words of advice, if you care to hear them: - do not sacrifice on food quality, sleep, or health in general. That'll bring you nothing good. - find other places where you can save money. I
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4y ago
Oh you're in for a treat in 2023 then! 550 mile is very specific. Already planned the route? And please do tell us about that company you're starting:) Whatever happens, best of luck! Both are gonna be a wild ride, but you'll
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4y ago
If you're only thinking of performance as "profiling", you're missing the architecture step. Why make something faster if you can skip it altogether. It's rare when performance issues happen at the line level, unles
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4y ago
Not back into the freshwater reserves, obviously.
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Still, that's a lot of water. Surely there must be ways to reduce that. Filter it, clean it, reuse it, use rainwater...
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I love it how they say "yeah, character substitution is a known issue". How was that ever fine?
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I can't comment on your first two points, but in the context of video editing, yes, 500MB is cheap. Most of us photo/videographers are used to handling hundreds of GB of data.
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I've had more issues with OSX upgrades than linux upgrades.
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I don't understand why so many people complain about linux in this thread. Probably because the linux people don't care enough to comment here. Linux works just fine for me, on a lot of different devices. Use KDE and be happy fore
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