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by kombine 2y ago
T14 Gen 5 AMD is perhaps the current best you can go for with non-soldered RAM.
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by kombine 2y ago
Give it another year and we will have a more specialised architecture tailored to 3D that will reach similar accuracy. VGGT is a ground-breaking research but it is in a way brute-force. There is plenty of work to do to make it more efficien
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by kombine 2y ago
This is previous work. Bolt3D uses the same principle, of predicting a per-pixel Gaussian splatting representation but it also trains a diffusion model, which is only feasible if you have substantial compute available. Given that it's
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by kombine 2y ago
I feel sad for Windows users here on Linux. KDE Desktop has KolourPaint (basic image editor) and KWrite/Kate text editors, all miles ahead of their Windows counterparts and completely free. It's criminal that Open Source software
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by kombine 2y ago
If NATO is threatening Russia, why didn't Russia invade a NATO country? Russia is a classic bully that chooses to attack the weak, this is the only explanation.
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by kombine 2y ago
Funny that you don't call for elections in Russia because we didn't have any for 20 years.
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by kombine 2y ago
Their 16" laptop is extremely bulky. I think this is a category where Macbooks clearly win. Thinkpad and FrameWork have great options for 14", but at larger screen sizes something is always missing for me.
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by kombine 2y ago
I have T14s Gen 3 AMD running Linux and I don't even come close to 12 hours, maybe half of that. That's my biggest complaint.
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by kombine 2y ago
An X86 server comparable in performance to M3 Ultra will likely be a few times more energy hungry, no?
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by kombine 2y ago
What if the US "pushed for peace" in WW2 instead of helping allies? > America is using its soft power to resolve a war going nowhere. The war could have been won if the same Republicans who are now in power weren't blockin
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by kombine 2y ago
> You don't have to agree with everything to look for common ground in other areas. That's exactly the approach Europe took when dealing with Russia and we now see where it got us.
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by kombine 2y ago
This is a petty excuse. We just witnessed how USA tried to force Zelensky (who is in a much worse position than Israel) to sign a deal, and he refused. Israel voting this way falls in line with who they are.
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by kombine 2y ago
> The idea that Israel - or AIPAC - is somehow in control of the US government is straight out of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion. Not sure why you bring this up, but the facts are very clear. Previous US administration broke its own
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by kombine 2y ago
Most Israelis are fully aligned on what Bibi has been doing. Sure, they like to say that they hate him to maintain decency, but when it comes to his actual policies on Palestinians, 90% of Israelis are fully on board.
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by kombine 2y ago
US, Russia, Israel, North Korea - new axis of evil.
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by kombine 2y ago
US sent Ukraine 31 Abrams tanks so far. This is for the largest land war in Europe since WW2. Now, can we compare this to the amount of military assistance by the US to USSR during WW2? The US could have helped Ukraine win the war, but chos
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by kombine 2y ago
Republicans have been delaying approval of military aid to Ukraine during the past couple of years, tying it to Israel (which itself is morally wrong). Now a Republican president has the audacity to accuse Ukraine of not winning - precisely
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by kombine 2y ago
I used to use Skype to call my grandfather's landline back home, until he passed away two years ago. I just opened Skype to scroll through our call history all the way to 2018. It will be gone soon just like he did.
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by kombine 2y ago
I just wish Framework Laptop 16 wasn't as bulky. I already have a 14" laptop and looking for a larger screen size because coding on 14" screen is limiting, I can barely squeeze 2 code windows in a vertical split. I would also
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by kombine 2y ago
Plasma has become very good especially after version 6 release with Wayland. I apply a light configuration to my setup once and then it gets out of the way. When I need to adjust something - I know I can find a corresponding setting, but I
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by kombine 2y ago
Same goes for Breeze, default theme for KDE Plasma. I've tried a few themes and customisations for UI elements but always came back to the default because of some corner cases.
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by kombine 2y ago
I have a small config for Kitty that does not require any patching and recompilation and can survive Kitty updates for years to come. I don't understand why I need to study the source code of my terminal emulator.
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by kombine 2y ago
> Finally. If he had been sooner maybe we wouldn't have lost talented contributors to the kernel. I feel that departure of the lead R4L developer was a compromise deliberately made to not make Hellwig feel like a complete loser. Thi
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by kombine 2y ago
"In the coming weeks, the team is expected to enter IT systems at the CDC and Federal Aviation Administration, and it already has done so at NASA" If this isn't a glaring conflict of interest and corruption, I don't know
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by kombine 2y ago
The US will always have resources to support Israeli occupation of Palestine, but when it comes to defending the actual democracy in Ukraine against Russian occupation - we all know the answer. And it isn't just the Trump administratio
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by kombine 2y ago
As someone who used VS Code for many years and before that PyCharm, it only took me a couple of weeks to regain full "professional productivity" after switching to Neovim. But it will take me years to master Vim.
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by kombine 2y ago
I find this lecture series give a good introduction on Bayesian theory of filtering: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVyltJnXlAI&list=PLTD_k0sZVY...
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by kombine 2y ago
As that kernel maintainer clearly stated this was not because the code was awful, but because the code was written in Rust and it was therefore cancer.
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by kombine 2y ago
Trump's admin already said that they will defy court rulings.
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by kombine 2y ago
I've been using Neovim for about 6 months now but as a former VS Code user I was mostly investing into the various plugins. Fairly recently I started digging deeper into vim's built-in features such as vimgrep and quickfix and the

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