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901.
by ls612 3y ago
The RTX video upscaling feature works really well, there's a bug in the Firefox implementation that allows you to switch between native and upscaled side by side and the difference is striking. I don't have an HDR monitor so I can
902.
by ls612 3y ago
Tractor company CEO: Tractors are fundamentally a “labor replacing tool
903.
by ls612 3y ago
Is Mistral only doing LLMs? Are they going to for instance make a foundation model to compete with DALL-E/Stable Diffusion/Midjourney?
904.
by ls612 3y ago
The future of good AI art is Adobe Firefly; a tool in a picture editor which gives users great productivity for certain tasks. Artists won’t go extinct; they will be able to produce a lot more art.
905.
by ls612 3y ago
GenAI reduces the fixed cost of creating images/text/whatever which all else equal will increase the amount created. Whether or not you think that is a good thing is probably mostly a function of do you make money creating these t
906.
by ls612 3y ago
Copyright only makes any sense for goods with a high fixed cost of production and low to zero marginal cost. Any further use beyond solving that problem is pure rent seeking behavior Also, with computers being functional copyright has becom
907.
by ls612 3y ago
Slippery slope is only a fallacy if you assume a certain form of certainty or determinism. Otherwise it is just an older term referring to Bayesian updating of priors.
908.
by ls612 3y ago
“I want to outlaw my opponents political platform, but they are definitely the fascists!” Amazing that this was said without any irony at all.
909.
by ls612 3y ago
It’s a sort of mechanical analogy. In markets, prices serve to equalize supply and demand. By definition the seeding and leeching data quantities must be equal in the entire torrent system so any torrent tracker will need to “clear the mark
910.
by ls612 3y ago
Take it up with the appeals court; they basically forced the SEC’s hand in this matter.
911.
by ls612 3y ago
The rumor is that RDNA 4 is a mulligan gen for AMD while they get chiplet based GPUs ready for RDNA 5 in 2025. While Nvidia is going fully monolithic for Blackwell and won’t be using chiplets until at least the 6000 series. So there’s a cha
912.
by ls612 3y ago
The thing that’ll kill it is games moving to DX12/Vulkan only which that card doesn’t support.
913.
by ls612 3y ago
If you are really interested and also don’t want to spend money there are Tampermonkey scripts which will solve twitch ads too.
914.
by ls612 3y ago
If they want to cut parts of the forest now and then as part of lifecycle management why not allow logging for profit?
915.
by ls612 3y ago
Huh I never realized the 717 had no crashes either that’s even more impressive considering the era it was designed in tbh. The others on that list look like subtypes (ie the 747-8; there have been numerous 747 crashes).
916.
by ls612 3y ago
From the looks of it the composite fuselage of the A350 did its job splendidly, it held out against the fire long enough for everyone to evacuate, only flashing over after >20 minutes.
917.
by ls612 3y ago
After the unfortunate incident in Japan this week, the Boeing 787, a plane designed in the 2000s and flying since 2013, is now the only passenger airliner without a hull loss. So they are clearly capable of producing modern safe airliners p
918.
by ls612 3y ago
Google shows snippets of copyrighted work all of the time, and it certainly ingests the entire copyrighted work when googlebot views the page to index it. The only real issue here is that NYT figured out a way to get bingbot to look up an e
919.
by ls612 3y ago
I’d take the uBO element zapper over Reader Mode any day. Some anti-Adblock scripts have figured out how to prevent you engaging reader mode.
920.
by ls612 3y ago
Case in point, Nvidia video super resolution is buggy in Firefox, it will randomly stop working until you restart the whole browser.
921.
by ls612 3y ago
What's the over/under on Firefox still existing in 2030? Man that's a depressing thing to have to say but that feels like that's where things are heading?
922.
by ls612 3y ago
How is the question being asked different from the Google Books case?
923.
by ls612 3y ago
Thing is the fundamental laws of physics give us a good idea as to the capabilities of the NRO given a certain launch platform. Like how when scientists in the late 70s were figuring out the best telescope they could launch they ended up wi
924.
by ls612 3y ago
Apple openly supports ad blockers in the App Store so idk where you’re getting that from.
925.
by ls612 3y ago
No Apple device can attest to what extensions are running or what apps are installed (at least not without some kind of MDM) and Apple specifically won’t support that to prevent user tracking and fingerprinting.
926.
by ls612 3y ago
The quick death of WEI makes me hope that RA might end up like the Secure Boot fracas a decade ago; it’ll end up in the enterprise because companies want it in their internal IT but won’t end up being used in the consumer world.
927.
by ls612 3y ago
The 2027 date gets thrown around a lot because of some congressional testimony claiming their goal was to be ready to invade by 2027. But the broader concern is because of a convergence of factors towards the end of the decade. US forces
928.
by ls612 3y ago
It’s a mostly harmless addition there is no monetization beyond the initial purchase.
929.
by ls612 3y ago
I’ll be surprised if they actually release in 2024 I’d assume 2025 is more realistic.
930.
by ls612 3y ago
RTS elements. It’s really tedious dealing with base defense and biter expansion prevention if you want to build a rail world type of base (and have the map for it). Artillery helps somewhat but the range is limited by radar arrays’ range. L

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