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by ginko 4mo ago
The key part being "feature film". There's tons of animated short films from the 1910s.
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by ginko 4mo ago
Someone prepare a set of floppy disk images so you can get the proper installation experience.
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by ginko 4mo ago
The EC wrote the DMA. There is nothing to "interpret" for them.
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by ginko 4mo ago
I'm from Vienna (admittedly younger) but it seems believable. The place she picks up the drugs in the comic is "Café Camera" which is clearly a reference to "Camera Club" which was well-known for this in the 80s and
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by ginko 4mo ago
Good plot / bad writing seems like a good fit for a film adaption if you get the right director.
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by ginko 5mo ago
Quite a few publications do this and it's really annoying, yeah.
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by ginko 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism
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by ginko 5mo ago
> But they are enough to continually fund the EU regulatory bureaucracy itself Why do people keep repeating this falsehood? The EU budget is hundreds of billions of Euros. Even the largest fines so far would be a drop in the bucket compa
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by ginko 5mo ago
Wouldn't releasing an album during that time be quite risky because of the ongoing legal issues with Apple Corps[1]? In 1991 Apple legal was so paranoid that they even worried about the names of Mac OS system sounds[2]. [1] https:&#x2
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by ginko 5mo ago
I have the first GPD Pocket which I used when traveling for a while (it's now fairly outdated and always had some annoying quirks but that's another story). It weighs 480g. The great thing with that is that you can just drop it in
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by ginko 5mo ago
>I could not see prices but I would expect this to be significantly cheaper, or maybe the refresh rate is much better than OLED. The 55" Bravia 7II is listed as 2300 Euro. I paid like 1600 Euro for my 55" LG OLED tv a couple of
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by ginko 5mo ago
When I studied in Austria everyone with a high school diploma would be eligible to matriculate at Vienna University of Technology[1], but then the first semester courses would have a bunch of "knock-out" exams that would have a la
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by ginko 5mo ago
>I wonder how many Linux GPU sales their decision to penalize Linux on their FPGA line will cost them. Not many I would guess.
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by ginko 5mo ago
When AMD bought Xilinx I was hoping they'd open up the software side like they (eventually) did with their GPU drivers. Looks like that isn't happening anytime soon. It seems silly to put up SW barriers for people to use your fair
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by ginko 5mo ago
What do you mean? The BX looked great. Nice 80s futurism before everything turned into this terrible rounded blob later-on.
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by ginko 5mo ago
South Korea has extremely strict food waste laws and a pretty well developed systems of convenience stores. I wonder how things are handled there.
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by ginko 5mo ago
It feels like AI folks are particularly careless about checking if a name has been used in computing before.
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by ginko 5mo ago
I have to admit that I haven't looked too closely into this but my understanding is that place & route is essentially an NP hard optimization problem. Would it be possible to translate this into a SAT problem and solve it with a st
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by ginko 5mo ago
Don't those Ada 6000 GPUs support NVLink? I think I can even see the cover for the connectors in OP's pic. edit: Hm, finding mixed information online on whether that's still supported or not. Apparently it was removed in work
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by ginko 5mo ago
>They are handling both the control and the sample with gloves. Which is the same way. They are contaminating both. That's the point. If the control also gets contaminated then they should get >0 results in the control (when basi
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by ginko 5mo ago
Let's say you want to determine the amount of microplastics in ocean water samples. You'd create a control by creating saline solution with distilled water and sodium chloride. Then you treat both the control and your sample(s) th
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by ginko 5mo ago
Shouldn't any lab analysis have control samples to detect environment contamination like this?
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by ginko 5mo ago
Zig's inline for is also evaluated at comptime: https://ziglang.org/documentation/master/#inline-for
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by ginko 5mo ago
I think that similarity is accidental though. Owen is a Welsh given name. Ove/Uwe is Germanic.
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by ginko 5mo ago
Is it? I'm mostly used to (pre-)C++11 and the only unusual operators I see are ^^T (which I presume accesses the metadata info of T) and [:e:] (which I assume somehow casts the enumerator metadata 'e' to a constant value of T
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by ginko 5mo ago
It was shot on Velvia slide film. Knowing that emulsion you either expose it just right and it looks gorgeous or you over/underexpose and the details are gone and can’t be brought back.
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by ginko 5mo ago
What's needed in Europe is federation of the existing systems, not one winner taking it all.
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by ginko 5mo ago
People who don't believe in copyright shouldn't be punished for "breaking" it. Corporations believe in copyright so if they "break" it they should get punished for breaking rules they made up themselves. Genera
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by ginko 5mo ago
Well I guess the idea of incorporation is wrong then. Execs and major shareholder should absolutely be held personally held liable.
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by ginko 5mo ago
Is this controversial? Executives should be held liable, certainly moreso than just regular people sharing files.

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