klausa

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by klausa 3y ago
The biggest cost here isn't the hardware, it's the people keeping the lights on.
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by klausa 3y ago
Thank you for the links!
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by klausa 3y ago
That doesn't really work on narrower walking paths, with other pedestrians also coming from the other directions; but maybe I'm just unused to it. I'll... try to be more assertive, I guess we'll see how that works out.
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by klausa 3y ago
As someone who just moved here: this is by far my least favorite part of moving around in the city; and having to dodge bikes on the sidewalks is the worst part of my commute.
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by klausa 3y ago
>Jet engines are leased by the hour. I'm... very surprised by this, do you have any resources I could read about it?
516.
by klausa 3y ago
Ah, yeah, that would explain it!
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by klausa 3y ago
The discrepancy between yours and his comments number is fascinating.
518.
by klausa 3y ago
If they did, none of the moths-long reverse engineering would have been required.
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by klausa 3y ago
A tiny note: they found the geofences over a year ago, a month ago was when they went public.
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by klausa 3y ago
>Now, I don't think this has been tested in court yet, but it's very likely that code produced by ChatGPT or Copilot would be considered a derivative of the prompt provided, and thus would be protected by copyright just as much
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by klausa 3y ago
Do not Disturb.
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by klausa 3y ago
My understanding is that they're roughly on-par in raster performance, but Nvidia runs circles around AMD when it comes to RT and DLSS stuff.
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by klausa 3y ago
>Why attend? Many AAA games are basically just rehashes. This is a very funny line given that E3 for the longest time was an industry-only conference, and they only started selling passed to general public the last two years of the event
524.
by klausa 3y ago
I can make "regular" phone calls when on a different continent and on WiFi without paying any roaming fees.
525.
by klausa 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what languages do you speak and what is your native language?
526.
by klausa 3y ago
If only the article you're replying to had some example of characters that use the same code points for the same characters in Traditional and Simplified Chinese.
527.
by klausa 3y ago
One of those lenses is a Ultra-Wide though, with a _very_ different FoV than the other one.
528.
by klausa 3y ago
Yes, absolutely, there are no other parts of the world notoriously known for their hierarchies and formalities being very important; France has got the title, for sure.
529.
by klausa 3y ago
I mean, we're splitting hairs on terminology here I feel like? Apple does not want you to connect to iMessage with non-Apple hardware and Beeper uses old Apple binaries to let you do just that. That, to me, does fall under the umbrella
530.
by klausa 3y ago
>As we know, the devices are not attested, because beeper works. This argument doesn't make any sense. They managed to figure out a way to create valid attestation data via old Apple binaries. Just because a security (well. "se
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by klausa 3y ago
A barcode.
532.
by klausa 3y ago
While salaries in Poland are much lower than in the US, $300 a month is... exaggerating it quite a bit.
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by klausa 3y ago
https://engineering.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/TheLab... Page 33 and 34.
534.
by klausa 3y ago
https://engineering.fb.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/TheLab... Page 33 and 34.
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by klausa 3y ago
The purpose of prose isn't to strive for maximum clarity.
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by klausa 3y ago
There's no way Valve's valuation is anywhere close to $8b in 2023, right? They probably make that much in revenue yearly, the number from 2019 has to be way out of date.
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by klausa 3y ago
I mean, what is the criteria to be in this list? CD Projekt has more employees than Bungie, and the current market cap is ~70% of what Bungie was bought for?
538.
by klausa 3y ago
That reputation is not new though. The "Wives of Rockstar" letter came out _13 years ago_; and from I understand, this was not a surprise within gamedev circles. Labor situation being part of broader gaming coverage is a relativel
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by klausa 3y ago
This is as much about frame rate as it is about display technology. 24hz on an OLED with very quick pixels is a very different experience than 24hz on a CRT or 24hz on a film projector.
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by klausa 3y ago
Then Roku must be doing something _really_ weird. What this setting is usually used for, is to avoid "blinking" and screen going dark when you leave menus and start watching videos — there is unavoidable (...mostly. VRR kinda fixe

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