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by kijin 3y ago
+1 for bounding box. It would save a lot of computation when trying to determine the initial scale for the canvas, especially if text is involved. It would also make the format useful for fixed-size canvases, not only infinite ones.
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by kijin 3y ago
> it inpaints a body that, while seamless and realistic, looks nothing like her own. Well, that bug is going to be fixed pretty soon, as AI learns about different body types and how to identify them from clothed images. The bar is pretty
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by kijin 3y ago
Sounds about right, judging from the fact that the United States still can't seem to adopt the metric system democratically.
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by kijin 3y ago
Google is paying because if they didn't, Microsoft or somebody else might.
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by kijin 3y ago
Once upon a time, I ran an open source project that accepted both donations and paid subscriptions, with similar benefits offered for both (larger quotas on the hosted service). A small amount of donations trickled in from time to time, usu
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by kijin 3y ago
Exactly. Everything I've released over the last several years is GPLv2 or higher. If you don't like that, don't worry, I won't tell you to fuck off or give you a lecture on free software. You just need to pay me. Busines
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by kijin 3y ago
Well, one of OP's initial mistakes was that he thought LGPL was anywhere near "copyleft." It isn't. For SaaS companies who just want to use the software on their backend and are not interested in redistributing it in any
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by kijin 3y ago
Nonalcoholic beers need to simulate the slight bitterness of alcohol in some way, and adding hops is a low hanging fruit.
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by kijin 3y ago
When I'm working with a junior developer I have a rule: never, ever, touch their keyboard or mouse while they are driving. If I absolutely have to help them make some specific input, I'll spell it out, symbols and all, so that the
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by kijin 3y ago
Managers always underestimate the cost of maintaining software, with nasty consequences down the road. There's nothing new about it. It's just another form of technical debt. We're crossing our fingers and hoping that a bette
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by kijin 3y ago
And yet, the latter is impossible to perform well unless you know a lot about the underlying tech. Fortunately, there are fewer open positions at that level, so not all of us need to accept the mission.
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by kijin 3y ago
Oh, you underestimate how much damage a pair of sufficiently malicious humans can inflict, especially if we assume that they are the last remaining members of a once highly technological civilization rather than ancient cavemen. So the cave
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by kijin 3y ago
It depends. OP's utility classes look too much like inline styles, with colons in the class names and whatnot. I can easily imagine a new developer seeing that, scratching their head, and wondering "wait, I can write CSS inside th
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by kijin 3y ago
Of course they're double dipping. Korean ISPs can't charge the customers more, because many of the customers (both landline and mobile) have been promised "unlimited" data. There'd be a colossal shitstorm if they ev
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by kijin 3y ago
Even if GP's cooling setup was less than ideal, the chip should have throttled itself to a stable frequency instead of crashing left and right.
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by kijin 3y ago
And the rest of the production capacity goes to nvidia, of course.
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by kijin 3y ago
Very true. Focus is overrated. Most "mobile app" ideas can be validated fairly easily, with a few weekends' worth of time at most. Put your MVP out there. Spend a few more weekends fixing problems and responding to user behav
558.
by kijin 3y ago
Depends on how permanent you think your current location is. Someone living and doing business in Canada might be eligible for .ca right now, but what if they decide to immigrate to the United States, and do business in the Bay Area instead
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by kijin 3y ago
Agreed. I would generally not use a ccTLD unless 1) it's from a stable first-world democracy, and 2) I have either citizenship or a strong business presence in that country. Having said that, if OP is from the United States, I can sort
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by kijin 3y ago
Good for you. Can't say the same for many of the exotic ccTLDs that are considered sexy these days. On the other hand, there are oddities like .eu that have too many layers of abstraction between the people and the actual administrator
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by kijin 3y ago
AFAIK mere exchange of code between employer and employee is not considered "distribution" for the purpose of the GPL. They are part of the same company, working on the same project. Similar relationships exist between client and
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by kijin 3y ago
They can, and they do, so the community eventually gets the sources. But Red Hat has every right to terminate their paid support contract with any customer who shares.
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by kijin 3y ago
The RHEL sources aren't freely available. They are only provided to RHEL customers. Red Hat strongly discourages said customers from leaking the sources to Rocky, so Rocky won't say anything that might reveal where they got the so
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by kijin 3y ago
The process results in a lot of sodium hydroxide as well. Mix it with chlorine and water, and you're back to what you started with: seawater.
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by kijin 3y ago
I think you can already do that by wiring together something like NakedJSX. You just need a fancy jQuery plugin to make it more ergonomic.
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by kijin 3y ago
Venus loses a lot of material, too. One of the reasons Venus still has a dense atmosphere is because its atmosphere is mostly composed of a relatively heavy compound, CO2, which is harder to lose than lighter gases like H2, N2, and O2.
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by kijin 3y ago
Ethanol fits your bill perfectly. It is liquid like gasoline, easy to produce, easy to transport, and burns cleanly. It doesn't release any carbon into the atmosphere that wasn't already there, assuming you got it by fermenting pl
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by kijin 3y ago
It looks like they deliberately broke backward compatibility with existing infrastructure around 500-yen coins, perhaps so that they can better prevent the Korean 500-won hack. Any machine that can handle the new 500-yen coin has probably b
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by kijin 3y ago
Those comparisons are in 256-color GIF. The author is certainly making a lot of effort to avoid using PNG. :)
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by kijin 3y ago
Yeah, the cybertruck is like a new dress shown in a fashion show. Perhaps a little too avant-garde for regular folks to wear/drive, but it pushes the envelope of what is considered normal and opens the way for others to try other innov

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