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by chabad360 4y ago
I modified the title from the original because it is in the click-bait YouTube format.
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High quality and consistent video style transfer with Stable Diffusion (video)(youtube.com)
3 points by chabad360 4y ago|2 comments
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by chabad360 4y ago
That's really not the case with C# or Go. C# has first class Linux support nowadays (minus GUI support) and using Go on windows is quite easy (I daily drive go on windows at work).
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by chabad360 4y ago
In theory it could, but that would require the lens to store the parameters for that function(which I don't believe existing lenses do). And additionally it would require a lens with a focus motor and a zoom motor (or even just feedbac
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by chabad360 4y ago
It does indeed, look up yabridge. I have been able to do it almost entirely issue free for many plugins (and even better, I can still keep a low sample rate).
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by chabad360 4y ago
It's really not, Creative Cloud is the most pirated software suite in the world, and the company that makes it is almost universally hated by its customers.
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by chabad360 4y ago
If this link can become the main one that would be fantastic, it's much more helpful than this forum link (@dang?)
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by chabad360 4y ago
In a crisis, an ev is probably a pretty big waste of a generator, you need to keep your fridge and freezer on for literally as long as possible.
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by chabad360 4y ago
But when is that definition coming up in IT documents?
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by chabad360 4y ago
Yes, but it's a bit hard to convince your boss to allow buying a lot of them (just 10 is already $900).
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by chabad360 4y ago
Yep, unreal is surprisingly efficient on the graphics side of things, but it also wants 70-something GB just to install and that's before it starts setting up the graphics cache which adds another 40 GB iirc.
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by chabad360 4y ago
To be fair, the exploit chain was rather complex. Had it been more straight forward I'd be worried, but with the amount of pivoting required to make the exploit work it seems more like something even a security conscious developer coul
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by chabad360 4y ago
Oh, oops that's a mistake, thanks for catching that. Also, interesting fun fact indeed.
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by chabad360 4y ago
At least according to the TFA, it seems that the breakthrough is that they got 2.5 mJ out vs. the 2.1 mJ that was used to power the laser.
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by chabad360 4y ago
Since the announcement of the Steam Deck, Valve has made various promises to work with the AC providers to bring support to Linux. So far they have brought support for Epic's EAC, and it seems they are working on bringing it for other
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by chabad360 4y ago
For a robot that's not necessarily a problem, the bigger issue is that it's just terribly slow.
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by chabad360 4y ago
Did you try sudo?
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by chabad360 4y ago
Wow. This is the thing I've been looking for for years (ever since I got my remarkable), something that would allow me to augment my scribbles and bullet journals. To be honest, this is something I'd be willing to pay a lot of mon
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by chabad360 4y ago
Not so conspiratorial, I don't know about AMD but companies like Samsung do sell modified SKUs (I believe mainly TVs) with generally worse processor power than their not BF counterparts. A quick Google (or HN even) search should bring
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November 2022 Progress Report(asahilinux.org)
11 points by chabad360 4y ago|1 comments
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by chabad360 4y ago
I fail to see what all the panic is about. All of the SystemD tools mentioned here (iirc) don't actually rely much on SystemD proper and especially systemd-boot and the boot stub are just SystemD in name (I use both). But regardless, t
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Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry Live Stream [video](youtube.com)
3 points by chabad360 4y ago|0 comments
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by chabad360 4y ago
I don't think they believe that. But the only way you get anywhere is by not making ad hominem attacks.
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by chabad360 4y ago
Hmm, considering that the Jewish New Year ended in the middle of September that year, it actually is a question. I suppose it depends on whether that journal was actually published before or after Rosh Hashanah that year.
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by chabad360 4y ago
It's seems you can find the (unfortunately unmaintained) code on GitHub: https://github.com/sixthsense/sixthsense and Google code: https://code.google.com/archive/p/sixthsense/
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by chabad360 4y ago
IIRC you are able to get the cert signed to an existing HSM USB (depends on the provider tho).
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by chabad360 4y ago
I'm curious if you've seen the work coming from Dr. Smalley's lab in Texas (don't remember which school ATM). They're using cellulose with light trapping techniques to simply move particles in the air and reflect li
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by chabad360 4y ago
Judging by the "imaginary" characters, I believe this is the Socratic method. https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Socratic_method
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by chabad360 4y ago
There is https://github.com/jfyne/live which is probably what you're looking for.
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by chabad360 5y ago
Yea, no. A 301 (or 302) redirect means setting the status code header to 301 and providing a location header with the place to redirect to. Last I checked GitHub doesn't allow any of this, or setting any other headers (like cache-cont

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