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by datpiff 4y ago
> CAT6 would not last on stage for very long, even the robust heavy cable and connectors used on stage need to be regularly repaired and replaced. The complexity of digital solutions doesn't help either. A huge amount of maintenance
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by datpiff 4y ago
If it was marketing they didn't seem to do a great job... Very little online except for mentions of "NURBS", and this thread. It's not intuitively obvious to me how a rasterizer accelerator would render NURBS surfaces at
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by datpiff 4y ago
> he assured me that NURBs were going to be the dominant rendering mode How does this relate to the NV-1? I thought it used quads instead of triangles. Did it do accelerated NURBs as well?
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by datpiff 4y ago
A hotel ban only applies to one hotel or to a chain, not every hotel. Airbnb have a monopoly.
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by datpiff 4y ago
> These days, people really should get their own domain and host there email there It seems to be a giant pain in the ass, and might be impossible in some circumstances https://cfenollosa.com/blog/after-self-hosting-
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by datpiff 4y ago
This happens even with cheap non-dimmable lights. If you skimp on filtering in the power supply the LEDs will flicker, but not in a way that's visible to the eye, but very noticeable with a rolling shutter.
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by datpiff 4y ago
This one ? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_of_loci
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by datpiff 4y ago
> Seriously, go learn how to train your memory. Research it like you’re trying to decide on a new framework. Use what works best for you. Any pointers on this one? It's hard to tell what is BS
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by datpiff 4y ago
absolutely zero numbers, examples, or anything that could be considered "data" on what the impact of this is. great job.
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by datpiff 4y ago
>> don't know what GitHub is or how to work with it, you can even just message me on Mastodon lmao
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by datpiff 4y ago
> AI-scientists themselves are partially to blame for this They are not addressing the public or swaying opinion
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by datpiff 4y ago
(PDF) https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/91793/1/Compass%20Paper%20re...
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by datpiff 4y ago
> What if I photoshop my crush's face onto a naked body? Wouldn't that be similar to having a personal deepfake? Yes, and it's already widely considered to be really fucking weird behavior
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by datpiff 4y ago
Different game https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GoldenEye_007_(2010_video_game...
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by datpiff 4y ago
> Can someone who played it when it was new explain why it was important to them? - A fully 3d, polygonal fps with a consistent aesthetic - First time playing mutiplayer FPS - Realistic environments & objectives (for the time). - Jam
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by datpiff 4y ago
>Given that Apple just issued another security update for the decade old iPhone 5s, your ability to hand down an iPhone is greatly extended, especially compared to the support policy you get with a bottom of the barrel Android device. I
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by datpiff 4y ago
A+ name, no notes
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by datpiff 4y ago
Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus (1818)
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by datpiff 4y ago
http://nwavguy.blogspot.com/2011/02/sansa-clip-measured.html Very good
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by datpiff 4y ago
I'm out of the loop - who owns the output of ChatGPT? I thought that generating IP with AI is a bit of an open question in most of the world. How do they reconcile ChatGPT's output as derivative works of all the training text? &gt
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by datpiff 4y ago
> Semi-related: As an average consumer I'm disappointed that nearly a decade of the "makerspace" has seemingly failed to produce any sort of meaningful Renaissance in small-scale US manufacturing. I don't think this
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by datpiff 4y ago
> The tech is very close to what's needed for 3D printing but it has a few added requirements like the need for a sturdier frame and accommodations for a fairly large and powerful motor. This is a huge understatement. You also need
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by datpiff 4y ago
> ChatGPT is a synthesis engine This is exactly what ChatGPT cannot do!
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by datpiff 4y ago
> I work in a field that is really very important > "Esqueleto, a SQL DSL for Haskell"
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by datpiff 4y ago
>From the above, I gather the one remaining big item that's not yet covered is the PAULA chip. I think Minimig has had a GPL'd Paula implementation for like 15 years.
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by datpiff 4y ago
Biology isn't STEM now?
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by datpiff 4y ago
Haha me too
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by datpiff 4y ago
Presumably with a full replacement we would also replace all the stop signs and lights.
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by datpiff 4y ago
You are very much in a bubble if you think the primary use of Google search is programming questions.
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by datpiff 4y ago
I believe the only castellation is the large half-hole for mounting.

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