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by berkut 4y ago
Where are you seeing her "lash" out? I can't see anything I'd describe that way in the (original) thread...
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by berkut 4y ago
Note: That analysis (ELA) only really looks at gradient/diff of compression artefacts in pratice, so if you losslessly edited the original from the RAW source at full float32 (say in Nuke or something which supports full precision work
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by berkut 4y ago
As someone who deals (in the VFX industry) in CG rendering/lighting and compositing/rotopainting footage on a daily basis, I'm really not convinced by these arguments at all. Certainly the hair "lock" to me looks a
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by berkut 4y ago
Yes, but the US has the world's effective (for the moment anyway) reserve currency: the UK's not in that position.
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by berkut 4y ago
Aha - thanks!
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by berkut 4y ago
What diagram / whiteboard are people talking about? Is there more than one photo? The only whiteboard I see is on the right hand side at the back, mostly obscured by people, and I certainly can't make out what's on it.
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by berkut 4y ago
It's unfortunately missing quite a few, e.g. like the Jupiter images: https://blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/08/22/webbs-jupiter-images-... (agree again about the obnoxious orange mouse-over).
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by berkut 4y ago
It's similar to lens flare: lens manufacturers go to great lengths to reduce lens flare (there's a limit to what they can do though), and in VFX/CG we often add them for effect in movies, both for full-CG stuff and even on to
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by berkut 4y ago
2021 MBP 14 has this issue for me with the stock charging brick (NZ - which has 3-pin sockets): but Apple don't ship the stock charging brick with an extra extension to the socket, so the transformer/brick plugs (via a corner adap
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by berkut 4y ago
If it's only going to be available (at least initially) via the iOS app, does this mean Apple will be taking a slice of the money for in-app purchasing, or is subscription now exempt from that?
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by berkut 4y ago
Do the jpegs (or hief?) look as good on a 27-inch monitor, or just on the phone screen? Capturing non-raw in my experience (iPhone 6S, now have 13 mini) the jpegs are heavily de-noised, and really don't look that good 1:1 on a large
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Google set to deprecate JPEG XL support in Chrome 110(phoronix.com)
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by berkut 4y ago
Is this still under active development? I looked at this two years ago, and it didn't have TLS 1.3 support, so I went with openssl and have replaced that with s2n (which uses bits of openssl under-the-hood) last year for some things. T
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by berkut 4y ago
Yeah, Theme Park 1 (1994) had pre-rendered videos to emulate riding the rides (and so for things like waterslides and rollercoasters didn't match your layout), but Theme Park World had 3D real-time rides of your layouts.
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by berkut 4y ago
Does engine correlation actually prove anything though? Some of the 'statistical analysis' that has been posted on twitter regarding it in the last week has been against hundreds of engines, so 'engine correlation' seems
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by berkut 4y ago
Is it enabled by default in Firefox yet? I've just tried: https://libre-software.net/image/avif-test/ on two Linux machines with Firefox 105, and both showed the alt image text, so I guess maybe not, although
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by berkut 4y ago
Not if you start from 0 :)
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by berkut 4y ago
No... Use case is taking a copy (via say tar) of a directory hierarchy on a MacOS drive, and copying that to another system (Linux), and untarring... then you've got all the .DS_store files everywhere... Not the end of the world, but a
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by berkut 4y ago
It's annoying for backing up directories or sharing directories between systems...
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by berkut 4y ago
Yeah, while I like their service in general having (mostly) switched in 2018, their mobile app really isn't that great in my experience due to the lack of offline mode, and every so often it seems to forget my login (maybe the session
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by berkut 4y ago
Or indeed multiple monitors.
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by berkut 4y ago
Looks like it's a Safari "issue", in that the HTML has: <link rel="canonical" href="originalURL"> in the main page, and Safari uses that, rather than the actual page, I guess by design. Doesn't
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by berkut 4y ago
Mildly off-topic, but... One minor annoyance I have with one of the "open" Nitter hosting sites I use to follow Twitter accounts is that Nitter seems (at least on iOS) to save bookmarks with the original twitter URL instead of the
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by berkut 4y ago
Yes, but the cars are driving on the left in this demo (like in the UK), so on the right is where you do overtake legally - in the faster lanes. I haven't noticed any "overtaking" on the left, where it would be illegal in som
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by berkut 4y ago
Erm, the cars are driving on the left (red taillights on left side of motorway, white headlights on right)... wouldn't North America be the other way around, with cars overtaking on the left?
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by berkut 4y ago
And the Treasury is refusing to publish the economic forecast for the mini-budget...
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by berkut 4y ago
Turning off the Apple Music / iCloud / Apple Arcade notification badge "adverts" in iOS (just got a new iPhone) is also - while not that difficult technically - mildly annoying...
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by berkut 4y ago
Well, for a start, that blog post was written one year before Rust 1.0 was released.
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by berkut 4y ago
Made worse in my experience with M1 Macbook Pros keeping bluetooth connected/paired while closed/asleep (and so other devices can't connect to them), and the fact that Monterey got rid of the "paired" bluetooth syst
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by berkut 4y ago
13 minis have dropped by $50 in NZ.

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