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by gryn 2y ago
for 2D you can also plain old android apps, they work here. the point though is that there's not that much room for 3D stuff without going through either unity or unreal or writing everything yourself from scratch. if your goal is to m
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by gryn 2y ago
from what I've read on the internet they've been asking for this for a long time but google is blocking it, even before there were rumors of the apple headset. As a user you can already sideload android APKs, I've tried it wo
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by gryn 2y ago
I saw ads recruiting devs for a bank or something on the metro here in paris. It was a weird thing that caught me off guard but they kinda make sense since a lot of working people use public transport here. Maybe it's the same reasonin
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by gryn 2y ago
It's not about objectivity it about teams/tribes if another team is winning then you're losing. Simple as that, you can see it in a lot of places. MMOs,console wars, phones, sports, politics, ...
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by gryn 2y ago
Until they become the sole group that does X (Officially), and other groups realize that having them do a simple task related to X is way more hassles and months of wait time so each team just build their own unofficial X or try to circumve
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by gryn 2y ago
That not just a llama specific thing most llama do it. I've had that with openAI and gemini too. It just seems like their way to virtue signal while covering their ass legally.
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by gryn 2y ago
Recently in pbs spacetime I saw a video about entropic gravity, where some of the researchers in this field seems to explore wether gravity is just an entropic force resulting from thermodynamics. It was an entersting perspective I haven&#x
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by gryn 2y ago
Nit really spark joy but more if a relief from everything that seems to need a database is obsidian and the community plugins. Your database is your markdown files which mean I don't have to rely on it can edit the files from terminal
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by gryn 2y ago
Even if you don't if your game is popular enough they will reverse engineer the server-client communication protocol. The only place where I see that not happening is the future where game are 100% streamed and your computers is just a
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by gryn 2y ago
The difference is in the working memory, a human's is much smaller than a computer's, that leaves room for so much art (In the horror genre).
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by gryn 3y ago
I remember a coworker that would go to a closed office 5/5 days in middle the covid discouragement + ban (managed to find a way to get access from some manager) just to get away from his wife, his children are grown up (18+). I was so
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by gryn 3y ago
that's assuming you have somewhat cooperative people, in which case I don't think it's a setup to fail situation. my reading of it was more like some past experience where I tried to do what you described only to be reprimand
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by gryn 3y ago
The digitization in france in making things worse on the edge though, the system are buggy and now you no longer have that human you can talk to fix things. I remember not being able to create an account because the website password validat
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by gryn 3y ago
I used to when I was younger, these day I seems to have lost that ability even my dreams are not vivid and I rarely have a dream (that I remember)
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by gryn 3y ago
True, the problem with it though is that it kinda half ass everything, and the design for it is kinda mediocre. The only reason it's so ubiquitous is the office/outlook bundling sold to most companies. It a chimera that's the
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by gryn 3y ago
Funny that you separate slack and Teams in my head they kinda sit close. I worked inside different teams & companies that used in different ways for some with the spaces it was more like a wiki in other places exclusively something like
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by gryn 3y ago
> when we bring in more government then it's less free market. Let's go to the extreme with your logic. If you completely remove the government you end up with the mafia textbook. The easier way to win at the game is taking out
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by gryn 3y ago
> There's an uncensored model for vision available as well. you mean the LLava based variants ?
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by gryn 3y ago
For typescript I've found pgtyped to be my perfect middle ground. I write SQL queries, it auto generate typing for the query and the response.
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by gryn 3y ago
you can write a script to hack that behaviour with i3-msg `i3-msg -t get_tree`. it's frustrating that you cant have empty tiles though, you'll need to write in your a script 0% opacity panes that get replaced when a new windows is
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by gryn 3y ago
> Apparently it scales better and is more predictable than LLM. there's something in this sentence that hit different.
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by gryn 3y ago
yeah, but the one blocking its sun-setting is apple with their artificial barriers. if apple didn't do it's shenanigans, RCS or something similar with a different name would've have replaced MMS by now.
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by gryn 3y ago
I'm sure they get a lot more people if they just advised: hey you can watch 3D p*rn unlike elsewhere. it's nice for browsing the web, but you have to deal with ads inside their chromium fork. for working with it as a monitor for w
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by gryn 3y ago
One quick google search and you can find multiple links for that, including some that were posted here. wasn't proven to be false but that the evidence used was not much of evidence either. here the first one in my results: https:&#x2
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by gryn 3y ago
Well, they have the aUdacity. missed pun opportunity /s
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by gryn 3y ago
has to disable ublock to see it. if you link the link and see what they do with them basically they use cookies for analytics, tracking/surveying site usage, user auth, dupral, moodle, and 3rd parties websites like youtube, google, fac
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by gryn 3y ago
even at that level of abstraction there are many flavors of "graphs". what some people call graph are actually hypergraphs, or attributed graphs.
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by gryn 3y ago
you need to write it elsewhere so that can be used as a source for the wikipedia article.
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by gryn 3y ago
In the real World Turing machines don't exist only finite state Machines. (No infinite tape or infinite time) I guess something related to this one way or another.
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by gryn 3y ago
the reason why digital/numeric processing won is the power loss in the analog world. when design an analog circuit the next processing stage you add at the end has impact on the ones before it. this then require a higher skill from the

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