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Safe-Guarding the (L)GPL Future of Qt
(embeddeduse.com)
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Debian votes for Proposal B, “Systemd but we support exploring alternatives”
(vote.debian.org)
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7y ago
It’s called localization. Most feature animation projects do localizations of varying degrees so that their movies make cultural sense to the regions they’re played in, allowing the audience to better relate to the film.
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7y ago
> I can envision tools that allow a sign in a store front to change from "Coke" to "Pepsi" automatically, or even replace that Audi car the hero is driving to a Mercedes. Product visualization/ads has had pipelin
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7y ago
> This could end up being a really interesting precedent in film The problem is that this doesn’t play out well at all and isn’t sustainable for the production houses actually working on the film. VFX work on a film can finish months, an
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7y ago
What the above comment is referring to is a DCP (Digital Cinema Package)[0]. However, not all locations/production houses are using the traditional DCP methodology. The Digital Cinema Distribution Coalition[1] has the goal of changing
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7y ago
I’m not predicting support until there’s a server oriented model available. So 2020 with Navi 20 and the new Radeon Instinct cards. They do have a single Radeon Pro W card (Navi 10), but I think they’re waiting for their Tesla competitor to
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7y ago
Interesting addition of Conan support right into GitLab. > For any development organization, having an easy and secure way to manage dependencies is critical. Package management tools, such as Conan for C/C++ developers, provide a s
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Radeon Open Compute 3.0
(github.com)
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7y ago
Which industry, there’s no blanket all-encompassing “industry”? There are still those who don’t live purely the web. Every place I’ve worked at has used RHEL (public university and Film/VFX/animation), and it’s for the exact reaso
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7y ago
As others have mentioned, the fallback license is for the point releases you have paid 12 months for, not the most recent release during your subscription (which is what your comment suggests). It’s also worth noting that the requirement is
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7y ago
> commercial software I think (could be wrong) you meant to imply closed-source, as one can have commercial open-source software. I’m not a huge fan of them using GPL for their newer modules, either, like charts. It seemed a bit unnecess
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> Apple appears to concede that Nuvia is targeted to servers and Apple doesn’t make servers. So they have a hook in there that they’ve considered developing or customizing servers. Is there a legal definition of ‘server’? Genuinely curio
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Systemd 244 Released
(github.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
They have 4: https://fibery.io/build https://fibery.io/freedom https://fibery.io/connect https://fibery.io/anxiety It appears to round-robin on page load of https:/&#
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7y ago
I was hoping someone was going to post this, my sides are in pain from laughing so hard at this site. It does such an excellent job of highlighting all of the marketing tropes currently trending in SV and tech and I for one absolutely love
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mroche
7y ago
What distro are you running in your labs? At my university’s cluster running with RHEL 6 (same applies to RHEL 7, hopefully they managed the upgrade over the summer) all that’s needed is installing dkms, then the CUDA repo from NVIDIA, whic
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7y ago
Reminds me of the Autodesk Graveyard: https://www.cadnauseam.com/autodesk-graveyard/
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7y ago
For those in the ML area, what are people’s opinions on PyTorch and its use in comparison to its competition? I don’t have any experience with PyTorch or ML tech besides having to package and provide PyTorch containers for our university’s
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I went from using Singularity to bundle scientific tools for HPC cluster useage at my university straight into admining OpenShift at my current employer and I have to say it was not a smooth transition. Felt like a complete idiot for a go
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Most vendors will likely wait for the Zen 2 mobile offerings before choosing to offer AMD lineups. There are some right now using Picasso (Lenovo has several), but it’s a smarter play to wait for the better chips that more closely compare t
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Been curious about people's opinions on non-16:9 displays. Assuming they share the same pixel width, would you prefer working on a 4:3 or 3:2 laptop. 4:3's will offer the most resolution, but will result in taller systems.
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System76 Will Start Designing and Building Its Own Linux Laptops in January 2020
(forbes.com)
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What difficulty (or subpar experience) are you running into with CRC? Initially it was a bit weird, but getting up and running is fairly simple. 1) Go to Red Hat’s cloud site (linked on GitHub) and download the latest CRC release and your p
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7y ago
> A word processor shouldn't have its page white-on-black. A news reader shouldn't display its contents on white-on-black. I’m young with (I believe) very good eyesight and I physically can’t handle white-on-black styles, espec
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7y ago
A variant of that, but something I’d like to see is listing initial publication and current revision/update status (including initial). Then at the bottom of the post put a summary of each update so readers know how the post has evolve
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Switching a Linux distribution’s main toolchain to LLVM/Clang (2019) [pdf]
(llvm.org)
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Don't forget Part 2: Finding Dory - making waves https://www.fxguide.com/fxfeatured/the-tech-of-pixar-part-2-...
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7y ago
Do your calendars use a Min-Sun scheme? All of mine (US based) are Sun-Sat.
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7y ago
This was also a great comment by Candice Ciresi, the Director of Global Risk and Compliance, 3 months ago: > Sorry, I am coming in late to the game here. > Saying we want the UID for easy ID and deletion is one thing. If we actually i
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