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by countrymile 3y ago
Also worth watching https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maya_and_the_Three which looks very pretty. Compositing is pretty straight forward compared to the video editor(was/is?)!
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by countrymile 3y ago
this is great news, thank you so much for this. I've been using the VSE with school children since 2012 and the speed has always been a huge issue! But we've stuck with it as it runs off a USB / shared drive and avoids the ha
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by countrymile 3y ago
Quite incredible work, with the original breakthrough model being trained on a 1070: https://twitter.com/LukeFarritor/status/1754532281690243339
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by countrymile 3y ago
this sums up the government response (it's a parody, a very good parody...): https://twitter.com/RosieisaHolt/status/1744711394405044569
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Kurt Gödel's Argument for the Afterlife(aeon.co)
4 points by countrymile 3y ago|3 comments
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by countrymile 3y ago
Comparing solutions from the Rstats world: https://twitter.com/RandVegan/status/1742721195781267650
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by countrymile 3y ago
The BBC has Disney as the owners of the snapshot they use. It's a nice thing to do. But is it still correct? Are Disney still the owner's but the image is now public domain?
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by countrymile 3y ago
It also makes the testing of the right hand side of the pipe rather difficult a <- a |> mean() Allows me to test `a |> mean()` to check it works before it gets assigned to replace a. Very useful when you have very long pipe command
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by countrymile 3y ago
Explaining why you find it better would be helpful
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Battle of Stalingrad 51 part documentary completed after 4 years(youtube.com)
2 points by countrymile 3y ago|0 comments
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by countrymile 3y ago
Where is the comparison with markdown? Coming from a quarto/Rstudio background here
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by countrymile 3y ago
Other winners are here: https://younganimator.uk/winners
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Blender 16yo winner of UK young animator of the year(younganimator.uk)
1603 points by countrymile 3y ago|254 comments
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Blender's Ton Roosendaal keynote: FOSS and 3D industry adoption [video](youtube.com)
3 points by countrymile 3y ago|0 comments
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by countrymile 3y ago
Wikipedia says that he flew Japanese planes. Would be good to see a list of all planes he flew
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by countrymile 3y ago
But did they literally mean expontentially?
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by countrymile 3y ago
calculated on his laptop whilst at a party
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by countrymile 3y ago
computed on his laptop whilst he was at a party apparently. Legend!
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by countrymile 3y ago
A first edition of the Gospel of John countering the modern version would be great but not sure that a Roman pagan library would bother storing such a thing, then you're left with someone's historical/pagan take on the first
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by countrymile 3y ago
Are they legal to use in the UK?
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Christmas at Stalingrad 1942-43(youtube.com)
1 points by countrymile 3y ago|0 comments
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by countrymile 3y ago
More of these replies on HN please!
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by countrymile 3y ago
It was a wonderful example of crowdfunding. I wonder what other software area might benefit from a similar Foss injection. A few years ago they overwrote the last of the original code.
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by countrymile 3y ago
The funding model is fantastic. They probably have more developers than the commercial competition. They've been helping Krita in setting up a similar ecosystem
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by countrymile 3y ago
John Julius Norwich's trilogy on Byzantium is also well worth a read for coverage of this period
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by countrymile 3y ago
It probably would have if the Russian empire had won ww1
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‘Magisteria’ Review: Religion and science are historically like siblings(wsj.com)
1 points by countrymile 3y ago|0 comments
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by countrymile 3y ago
very much this. I've spent years dabbling with other languages, nothing as ever been as clean as the tidyverse for data analysis
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by countrymile 3y ago
I took my wife to be on a week long tarkovsky crawl of Tuscany. The locations used in nostalgia are something else.
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by countrymile 3y ago
I wonder why people contribute to these stand alone emulators rather than making mess work? I'd be very interested in the reasoning

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