imbusy111

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by imbusy111 3y ago
I haven't laughed this hard in a while. Thank you.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Yes, they can demand you hand it over and you will hand it over.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Would be a red flag for me about the company, that my performance is judged by unrelated factors that I have no control of.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
You mean the 6 month 2% core inflation? Technology has always depreciated quickly.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
I bought an RX 6600 off of ebay for $155 half a year ago, for context, which, as the article mentions, is substantially more power efficient for nearly the same (poor for these days) performance.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
The agricultural exemption really sucks, but the force was probably too strong. We'll get John Deere next time.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Cascadia Subduction Zone[1] is why I never considered living in Seattle/Portland once I found out about it. Funny, cause I live in the SF Bay Area, where the earthquakes are frequent, but they can never reach the magnitude of what&#x27
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by imbusy111 3y ago
I haven't worked there for 5+ years now.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Sounds like a variation of the typical urgent vs. important matrix.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Can confirm - L4 is super depressing for ambitious engineer.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Very true. But the splats cannot, at the moment, account for moving lights, nor dynamic scenes, so it seems like only the 0-th harmonic would be affected by shadowing.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
There's probably some locality you can exploit as well. Given the same surface and close proximity, I imagine the coefficients are nearly identical. Or store only the rotation of certain typical small set of SH coefficients in two valu
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Or a large suitcase? Or a thousand large suitcases?
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by imbusy111 3y ago
It has nothing to do with games. The market outside of games for compute is much bigger at the moment with the AI hype, and AMD is positioned to take a good slice of it, if they get their software stack in order.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
A lot of it looks like candy, so it could be a good thing.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Wouldn't the power be easily used up by all the air conditioning units?
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Who is saying safety rules are being overridden?
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by imbusy111 3y ago
The only positive perspective here is that at least Texas is disconnected from the rest of the country grid.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
I can see the reversal of previous terms of service getting challenged in court. But that's a lot of effort, of course. Maybe IGDA can take on the challenge. Seems obvious, that if you did not agree to the ToS, you cannot be held accou
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Why is a perspective from a "soulless mba-style cretin" discarded, if it is presented in a logical way? Unity is a for-profit business after all, and a public one.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
You need to be able to plug it in at home though, even if it's just a regular wall socket. No one is going to go to a charging station for 20 miles of range.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Planned to go offline, but probably will keep getting extended. This would be an incomprehensible decision.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
I have a BMW 330e with 12kWh battery (~20 miles range), mostly drive locally in the city, and the car reports ~55% of driving is electric for the last two months. Occasional longer trips make up the vast majority of non-electric driving.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
"That is because these systems use the central power grid, which largely runs on fossil fuels, as a kind of battery to cope with power shortages." - not according to PG&E reports from Sonoma County, California, where less than
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Pointing out the obvious, but the iPhone only has the touch input, and no physical controls, so it's not going to work as a serious gaming device.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Just needs at a minimum 10x scale factor.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Or it would kill the conventionally grown salad industry, cause it cannot compete. It is extremely labor intensive already. Not that I care that much, if I eat salad from one process or the other.
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by imbusy111 3y ago
Also, who is "they", and are "they" hiring?
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by imbusy111 3y ago
I used Samsung DEX (Galaxy Fold 3) as my desktop for work for a few months. It had some minor issues, but otherwise works surprisingly well and I was able to develop Python applications, run web servers, etc. Plus, it's only using a co
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by imbusy111 3y ago
I remember watching his lectures 17 years ago online when I was a teenager. That was the first online course I've done and it was on MIT OpenCourseWare. Then, when I was actually getting a math degree years later in Manchester, UK, I g

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