m-schuetz

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by m-schuetz 2y ago
"No strings attached...for threee years" That study has shown exactly nothing. Of course I'm not going to quit if I'm out of job and UBI after three years.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
Krita and Photopea. I use image manipulation programs occasionally to work on paper figures and presentations. Years ago, I used photoshop because alternatives like Gimp have abyssimal UX that I can't get over, even for free. With Krit
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
Adobe is infuriatingly intrusive. So much so that at some point I wanted to uninstall it and never deal with anything adobe ever again, only to find out they demand that I log in to uninstall their crap. Nothing Adobe will ever again be ins
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
Krita covers all image manipulation needs I have, so I thankfully don't have to suffer through GIMP anymore.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
Krita and Photopea are fantastic alternatives to GIMP, with way less confusing UI.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
The thing about something like usability is that if, as you say, "everyone" says it's bad, then it is bad.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
Gimp is an entirely different league of user hostile. There are intuitive GUIs, unintuitive GUIs, and then there is GIMP.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
Some render algorithms require sorting, like the currently hugely popular gaussian splats. Those sort like 5 to 20 million items per frame, in real-time.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
I'm a fan of this blazingly fast radix sort implementation: https://github.com/b0nes164/GPUSorting It's great since it easily works with the Cuda driver API, unlike CUB which is mostly exclusive for the runti
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
I'm not going to go out of my way to fetch a modified build for a functionally worse browser. I only use FF at home due to privacy, but since that is no longer covered by Mozilla I might as well use the browser I've already been u
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
The text leaves way too much up for shady interpretation. At that point I might as well fully switch to Chrome, even at home. Privacy was the single last reason for sticking with firefox, and these terms do not sound like privacy anymore.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
During prototyping, I'm frequently adding and removing entries from lists, or change their order. It's really annoying when you have to update the commas afterwards. Much nicer dev experience when ever entry ends with a comma, and
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
I'm not keen on browser extensions. If it does not work without extension, it does not work.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
I found it way better simply because you can blacklist garbage SEO'd sites.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
I knew they were called monoclonal antibodies but I didn't realize mab is the short for that until your post, haha.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
On mobile so I can't dig into it, but from what german wikipedia says it's applied the same way as Omalizumab - as a subcutane depot, which in case of Omalizumab gets slowly absorbed over the course of weeks.
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by m-schuetz 2y ago
The title is misleading, bordering on being a lie. There is Omalizumab which works wonders for allergic asthma. As the -mab indicates, both are the same class of meds (antibodies that disable specific parts of your immune system). While thi