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by jdiff 2y ago
AFAIK, the only thing that can even be stretched in a motion direction is Blender, but an AE alternative it is not.
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by jdiff 2y ago
Patently untrue. Both iOS and Android allow you to skip setting up an Apple ID or Google account. The only way you are not allowed to fully use your device is the app stores which require accounts. It's still a phone, you can still sid
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by jdiff 2y ago
No other OS employs dark patterns to trick users into upgrading. Plenty of OSes have online accounts that the user is encouraged to use/create, but no other OS forces it. Plenty of other OSes have privacy settings tuned to opt-out, but
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by jdiff 2y ago
Nadella's MSFT is plenty underhanded. You only have to look as far as their last two major OS versions. Last four to five if you want to count everything they did to 7-8.1 to get people on 10. But even just on 10 and 11 there's pl
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by jdiff 2y ago
Nope, that's also not allowed.
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If you invent a slope you're legally allowed to put anything you want on it, just know that slopes tend to turn into curves when you back up. The existence of carnivores hasn't eliminated herbivores. For some reason evaporation ha
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by jdiff 2y ago
And yet, cutting and lines coexist in the same universe.
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The skater is a small human sized object. They pull their arms in, don't honestly shrink much, but they still spin appreciably faster. When you go from something the size of a pre-collapse star and compare it to the size of a neutron s
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by jdiff 2y ago
No, the article says the only noticeable effect was a particularly bright star. The same amount of material received from the supernova is absorbed by earth each day. It was an ordinary Tuesday besides the lightshow.
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> Since these wristbands are designed for reuse they are easily opened revealing two batteries and a lovely little circuit board. The only part that has a shorter shelf life than the rest is the fabric part of the wristband which may lat
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by jdiff 2y ago
With it reverse engineered, you could write software for the ESP32 to have it become the only fully open WiFi card for a Linux host.
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by jdiff 2y ago
That's what Whisper's for
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To my knowledge, the massive size isn't from the drivers, but because transcoded video files are also slipped in with the shaders. Proton struggles with things like Media Foundation, so Valve transcodes videos on their end.
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One in a trillion plus rocks sounds like a pretty big statistical outlier.
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We're a pretty big statistical outlier as far as any of us can tell.
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Because of all the things humanity has learned about the universe, none of them has turned out to be aliens or evidence of aliens. You can theorize it all you want, but so far every time the universe has just turned out to be a big, strange
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by jdiff 2y ago
It's not a Firefox issue, it's a NoScript issue. Chrome with its market share and propensity to implement its own standards, or Safari with its market share, quirks, and propensity to implement its own standards, make much better
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by jdiff 2y ago
Sorta, not really. Neural networks are deterministic in the wrong ways. If you feed them the same input, you'll get the same output. Any variation comes from varying the input or randomly varying your choice from the output. And if you
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PowerShell exists on other platforms
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Do they typically not? My only contact with passkeys has been the 2FA service (Duo) at my place of work, and I've got a passkey on my phone and laptop, as well as OTP push notifications, OTP SMS, or recovery code from IT. It's par
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by jdiff 2y ago
You're free to define it that way, but that's substantially different from GP's "if it's not a display adapter, it's not a GPU" that I was pushing against. It does seem pretty fragile to define a GPU in te
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by jdiff 2y ago
It does do graphics. Calculating graphics is different from handling display output. You can separate the two. Like someone else mentioned, laptops often have discrete graphics cards that are not wired to display hardware at all, needing to
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by jdiff 2y ago
If it looks like a duck and it walks like a duck, why is it not a duck? If you are using a DSP to process graphics, then at least in the context of your system it has become your graphics processor. Plenty of GPUs don't have (or aren&#
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by jdiff 2y ago
If it processes graphics, I think it counts, even if it has no output. There's still use for GPUs even if they're not outputting anything. My place of work has around 75 workstations with mid-tier Quadros, but they only have mini-
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by jdiff 2y ago
Blur is completely natural to human vision, to any kind of vision. Look far away while bringing your hand close. Blur. Now look at your hand. Everything else goes blurry. You can even unfocus your eyes while looking at something. Now everyt
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by jdiff 2y ago
Funny thing is it's not even a feature fyndesk can claim. It's flat design, but it's not material design. Not even good design. Fyne's achilles' heel is its lacking aesthetics and it's pervasively non-native fe
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by jdiff 2y ago
That's what I was attempting to get at with my (attempted to) but I def could have phrased that better.
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by jdiff 2y ago
You (attempted to) tell a trans woman that they weren't a real woman. That's not anything to do with censorship or anything "noble," that's just transphobia and you're just a bully. Fuck off, dude.
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And you are happy to let scores of talented people walk by and drift away because you fail to understand that well-kept gardens die by pacifism. https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/tscc3e5eujrsEeFN4/well-kept-... You&
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by jdiff 2y ago
Since stripping the nitpicky word out detracts from the comment a negligible amount, since always. It's obnoxious word and tone policing that doesn't say anything.

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