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bhewes
9mo ago
Yeah passing through usb devices to a VM for audio seems to be a dark art like working with a bunch of analog equipment. Everything has to be tuned. I do understand why a bare metal windows and/or mac computer is always in a studio, on
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bhewes
9mo ago
Yes Ableton, VST and usb. I have used the Coreweave windows VM with Nvidia to run everything audio and video, though haven't routed USB devices to it. Cognitively it's easier to just buy a second PC for windows. But threadripper p
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bhewes
9mo ago
Windows VM with USB passthrough. I haven't had any issues with USB devices this way.
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bhewes
9mo ago
I have Windows only audio and 3d software. I ended up with a windows VM with GPU passthrough on Linux. It sits on its own m2 drive for the rare occasion I need to dual boot. So Windows has been become legacy software for me. (IClone and CC)
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bhewes
9mo ago
We do have a trojan horse with social security. Overnight we can become the largest single owner of global corporate stocks and bonds.
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bhewes
9mo ago
The half baked hardware comments are humerous, because pretty much any piece of software is half baked if we are lucky.
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bhewes
10mo ago
But have they hired anyone back?
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bhewes
11mo ago
Yes to this keep core base load in your own bare metal systems, use the clouds for what they do best.
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bhewes
11mo ago
My daily driver is Rocky 10, but my control plane is a Pixel 6 on the ATT network but I control almost nothing on that layer. It is why I have been moving most of my core workloads off SaaS and back to local.
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bhewes
11mo ago
Someone actually paid for this?
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bhewes
1y ago
Thanks CJ, I live with that chart, but forget maybe most don't. And to add 4 to level 2-0 can also be an attack vector, but seeing straight 5 to 1-0 happens more then people want to admit even with the "firewalls"
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bhewes
1y ago
As a company that supports OT systems we hate seeing level 5 in the Purdue model with direct write access to level 1 and 0.
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bhewes
1y ago
Yes true, but lag to industry is closer to ten years. We definitely don't move fast. Example Oil and Gas is just touching LLMs. We took 15 years+ to move to the cloud which once everything was there we moved stuff back to the edge. The
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bhewes
1y ago
The end is gold. The first half is kinda intro, but then the language tightens up and they rock it.
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bhewes
1y ago
There maybe a lag we are talking 12-24 month projects on our end. But right AI spending is driving everything we will see how long application shows up.
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bhewes
1y ago
We use AI to help manufacturers run their OT system more effectively. We don't see employment rising in this sector but do see output increases.
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bhewes
1y ago
Having lived in Alberta and Quebec as an American this is funny as hell, but that is Canada got to do something with too much time inside.
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bhewes
1y ago
Classic hacker news Gnosticism making fun of a designer. The idea the iphone software ecosystem had anything to do with its success is humorous. Remember it didn't even have an app store or anyway to run local yet it was a best seller.
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bhewes
2y ago
Ah yes Internet Explorer all over again. boring.
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bhewes
2y ago
I am happy I removed Apple from my business workflow.
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bhewes
2y ago
Double Entendre one of my favorite poetic devices.
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bhewes
2y ago
I find it much easier to remesh and deal with textures with a crappy 3d reconstruction vs working with 2d images only. I also shoot HDRI and photos for PBR. I find sculpting tools super useful for VR, but yeah its still an Art even with all
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bhewes
2y ago
At least near term it stays the same - https://affinity.serif.com/en-us/press/newsroom/affinity-and...
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2y ago
https://book.systemsapproach.org/internetworking/basic-ip.ht...
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2y ago
For someone who played outside growing up, ray tracing is a nice addition, the baked lighting always drove me crazy in my games. I put it up there when I noticed Physics engines stopped feeling like I was floating through a game.
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bhewes
3y ago
This i find fun to watch as they sit down at a desktop and co work together through the desktop interface.
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bhewes
3y ago
In addition to Windows, I manage Ubuntu, MacOS and iOS via Azure Active Directory. I like Azure.
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bhewes
3y ago
This sounds a lot like the US as well. I lived in London and Surrey County as a kid. Since brexit I ask my friends so you decided to Londonize your whole country as that seems like the only viable path forward. I use a lot of British softwa
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3y ago
YKL you have a nice body of work.
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bhewes
3y ago
Except for the UK is neither poor or weak.
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