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> intel's first generation dedicated video card Not really. I had an Intel i740 in 1998, around the same time Nvidia were selling the TNT.
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"I would definitely use a linked list, or maybe a hash map"
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FYI Python has import turtle.
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3y ago
If you grab at least the FLAC you can do any other conversions yourself later
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If you can get your hands on a VR headset, I cannot recommend Alyx highly enough. An incredible experience inside a very high fidelity City 17. Headcrabs are about a million times more terrifying in VR
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3y ago
The article highlights that onnx, deepspeed, pytorch and tensorflow all support these AMD processors
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The have Genuine People Personalities
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3y ago
Win+arrow keys for docking to sides I use all the time. Much better multi monitor support. Grouping taskbar. Start menu that lets you search (ie to run notepad, press win then start typing note.. and hit enter)
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"it's basically equivalent because with ours you can use both sides"
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You don't see a tangible difference in the detectability of the fake being a factor? The glued on photo will always be uncanny, but deepfake will not.
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3y ago
In Australia, government student loans (HECS/HELP) don't need to be repaid until you earn over a certain amount, but then it's a flat 4% of income. Also access to lower priced medicine has an income cap (your made up example
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I worry that all individuality will be stripped from our communications. Let people have idiosyncrasies.
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Finally, the promise of Active Desktop might be realized.
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> I've tried building production apps on top of server frameworks that are constantly innovating, and it's a massive PITA Oh hi there Sveltekit
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> Reuters "fact checked" the hundreds of killed at the music festival and said it didn't happen. Of course, their fact check looked at the wrong images. This is such an absurd misreading of the situation that I can comfort
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Also, some time in the last few years everybody started using "breaks" to refer to the mechanism you use to slow your car. It's "brakes"
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Some percentage would panic and floor it, spinning the tires and removing a lot of flesh
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The "debt" metaphor is a good one already though, and one that senior leaders should well understand.
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> self-referential inconsistency is increasingly maligned What does this mean? People don't accept arguments that contradict themselves? Why is that a problem?
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My work laptop is the lowest performance pc I've ever used, largely due to Windows defender and whatever interactions it has with other software. Sure it streams videos and so on (so cpu performance is OK), but basic stuff like "o
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Statistical machine translation is one of those areas that was considered AI until it worked, then it just became tech. See also: speech recognition, grammar checking, OCR, theorem proving
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My reading was the the motors selectively decouple the wheels from the drive train, in which case the transmission would be inactive.
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> No, you can't run the car without the engine running; you won't have oil flow in the transmission, power steering, or power brakes You might have missed some key points in the pitch. Slide 4 has e-hydraulics for steering and
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Wikimedia commons recommends Ogg Opus over Vorbis these days
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The KZ ZSNs are on par for audio quality
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I snagged my wired headphones and ripped my phone out of my hand, which then detached and hit the concrete. That said, I use wireless over-ears which are also very unlikely to fall in a sewer unless you live somewhere with open sewers
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It's a thread. The issue is Apple identifying the pair as mismatched
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Wikipedia has, rightfully imo, chosen to use an open format. My browser plays it just fine.
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Been a long time since I used Hg, and I've mostly trained myself out of these ideas, but I'll try to recall the use cases. 1. Consider doing a bisect to find when a bug was introduced (which may now be in multiple branches) and be
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Maybe the repo hasn't been made public yet and it's a clean up before release.
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