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by jdiff 3y ago
That seems to be the point. Sure, anyone can inject their own noise into the initial image, but the best place to be for that would be the people hosting the model. A host could watermark their service and be able to identify images that th
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by jdiff 3y ago
Oh unfortunately there's no interesting tales in a rural area like this lol. I needed a job, stumbled on this listing, sent off an email, got told to swing by the shop some time. Most people here wear at least a little of everyone else
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by jdiff 3y ago
USPS or FedEx Ground via EasyPost, whichever's cheaper on a given day for a given package. I just punched in the numbers and a 6x6" padded envelope weighing a half a pound would cost us $4.12. I just shipped a 22x16x17" packa
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by jdiff 3y ago
There's something severely screwy with their shipping. To my rural US location, it'd cost $12 for the cheapest shipping for just one Ox64. I've shipped 15lb/7kg, microwave-oven-sized packages more than a thousand miles f
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by jdiff 3y ago
Opus is pretty widely supported (still some holes though, for example very few Adobe products support Opus), and it can sound better than MP3 at less than half the bitrate.
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by jdiff 3y ago
You can pick and choose which facts to present or misrepresent which/what is important but... that's not going on here. JXL is actually just better by very many metrics. It's only lacking in adoption. There's not somethi
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by jdiff 3y ago
Honestly that plus the awful tiling behavior at relatively low resolutions should have been enough to disqualify it from being mangled into something resembling an image format. It was made and tuned for movies, not stills. But its image fo
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by jdiff 3y ago
With that Achille's heel in tiling and the slow and PoC-tier encode and decode performance, I'm amazed AVIF has gotten the adoption that it has. Add in that in lossless mode JPEG-XL is almost always smaller, sometimes by up to 4x,
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by jdiff 3y ago
Without a doubt. If you're lucky, they might know the difference between a JPEG and a PNG. This is a technical discussion at its core, you wouldn't expect Chrome's actual users to know about Flexbox or ES6, either. There&#x27
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by jdiff 3y ago
Saying they haven't reversed their decision sounds like they affirmed their previous decision in spite of changing circumstances. Nobody popping up and saying something is more "nothing's stirred publicly on the Chrome front&
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by jdiff 3y ago
No, HDR basically doesn't exist on Linux at this stage. I believe there's some (insufficient) scaffolding in the kernel for it, but no support in the common display stacks.
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by jdiff 3y ago
If a cube or sphere are acceptable geometry, sure.
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by jdiff 3y ago
100% same, I thought it'd be interesting to see how many distinct sounds I can get by flipping dots. Flipping a whole row at once has a nice sharp snare-like sound, just one dot is a gentle hi hat tap, I might be reaching on this one b
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by jdiff 3y ago
You do run into this sometimes. Flip dot displays can be pretty pricey, new or used, big and small, but after some chatting with the sales team I found out that they'd be happy to sell me a small refurbished panel (not listed in the pr
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by jdiff 3y ago
That seems like a disingenuous title, it's not abusing su, that's just one of the many things that tool was used for. That was never a bad practice, the tool just changed and pulled the rug out from under very many programs.
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by jdiff 3y ago
It's been working out fine for the Steam Deck. Sure, you can install Windows and/or any other storefront, but you won't have the console-like experience that Valve's own software provides. It's trivially easy to ins
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by jdiff 3y ago
It works like setting up a yard sale with nothing actually in your yard but a sign that says "the good stuff's around back ;)" Yes, the necessary information is technically conveyed, but what's improved by this over head
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by jdiff 3y ago
If it can be someone else, it can just as easily be you. Best to fight for each other as if its ourselves, or else it might be next time.
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by jdiff 3y ago
It relates to the question you asked, there's a difference between a physical store and a website, and the difference between uploading a copy of your ID to a porn website and letting a cashier glance at your ID for a moment is substan
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by jdiff 3y ago
Their VPN is just reselling someone else's service, minimal effort invested while opening a mainstream service that actually provides an income stream. Seems like a solid strategy to me.
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by jdiff 3y ago
Don't need an ID to buy a tablet. Or a used phone. Or back in the day, a Nintendo DS or PSP even. I'm sure I still have a PSP Memory Stick around here someone with saucy pixel art stashed away in the bookmarks. This is a genie tha
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by jdiff 3y ago
That's kind of a nonsensical suggestion. You can't define this in a way significantly different than it already is that makes sense across devices. You can use metrics like "% of performance vs flagship product," which a
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by jdiff 3y ago
There's a pretty big difference between the two. Nuclear waste is always tracked and treated carefully. PFAS are on store shelves and in homes and in landfills and are entirely untracked. Nothing's being ignored, it's just an
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by jdiff 3y ago
Seems perfectly in line with what I can glance at on the MCU's datasheet.
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by jdiff 3y ago
The whole idea of that being "quiet quitting" is preposterous. For many, many jobs that's just called a good work-life balance. They're buying your time in order to complete a task, they're not buying your soul. The
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by jdiff 3y ago
ChatGPT just isn't the right tool for the job to find concrete information. LLMs hallucinate too readily. They have no knowledge, they're just running probabilities on what's the most likely response, and the most likely answ
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by jdiff 4y ago
Unuse also can damage capacitors through oxidation. I've never seen a datasheet that said "make sure to stretch out your capacitor's legs at least once a year." Manufacturing errors can make capacitors die young, but eve
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by jdiff 4y ago
Electrolytic capacitors can dry out, boil out, oxidize, generally break down. There's many failure modes for them that can be caused by wear, age, or unuse.
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by jdiff 4y ago
How about EdgeDB? Never used it, but I found it when looking for a similar thing to you after reading this article. It's built on top of PostreSQL, uses it as a storage engine and provides a NoSQL interface to it. It calls itself a &qu
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by jdiff 4y ago
Most people will find another way to frame it. The training screenshots in the article are full of examples.

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