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by ofrzeta 4y ago
it's great. now you can type "chat stop my code at line 8" instead of "b 8" :-)
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
I wonder why do you care about rendering? There are many good open source renderers out there, now. For instance can't you just export the geometry and render with Yafaray?
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Thanks for the info. I didn't want to rain on your parade but it just doesn't seem very active judging from the homepage. Also, if you want more community involvement you should probably provide binaries for platforms like Mac OS
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
It's old, it looks old, it's ideosyncratic. It became open source 20 years ago. Did it manage to engage a community during that time? In their "News" page, which is just their Facebook feed, you can see some projects dur
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
It looks good but doesn't really blow me away. Ten seconds into the demo I keep thinking, I've seen stuff like this before and the jungle immediately seems to be dead, not a single leaf moving etc. I mean the level of detail is am
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
For me it's Civ III. I love the more graphical details but still non-3D aesthetic.
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Great comment. +1 for the concept of "codebase fatigue".
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Just tried it. Elevenlabs doesn't really work with non-English language. Five bucks out the window :)
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
I can't answer your questions (yet) but I have an observation. In the left sidebar where it summarizes the conversations in its "own words" the canonical example gets tagged with "River Crossing Puzzle" while my var
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
It can solve the variation "You have a rabbit, a wolf, a haypile and you want to cross a chasm". What kinds of variations do you have in mind?
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
I tried it once and concluded it wasn't good enough but I don't remember the specific gaps. Now that I browse the docs it actually looks quite powerful, so I guess I will have to take another look. Other contenders are CapRover an
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
I'd really like something like platform.sh as open source. I'd be willing to contribute as well :)
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Wow, the MRSK homepage is truly Web 1.0: https://mrsk.dev/
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
I recently came across this when I tried to find out how the US Navy’s Hammerhead system works. In this article https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/weapons/a34451548/... they say "After the XLUUV r
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Underwater Acoustic Modems(evologics.de)
2 points by ofrzeta 4y ago|2 comments
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Not a great interview. For instance, after his answer about LLMs ".. we must be cognizant of their risks and limitations." the interviewer asks "What do you make of transhumanism?". Overall too many topics briefly touche
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Those marketing pieces are becoming a bit tedious to decypher for me. The real message is not something about React SPAs but something about Wasp? Just tell me this thing about Wasp and don't distract me with something about React.
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Yeah, with "another" I was referring to OVH the parent mentioned.
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
So, like Postmodernism text generator but with physics? https://www.elsewhere.org/pomo/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmodernism_Generator
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
We use Hetzner but I also had good experience with Scaleway (another French cloud provider).
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Related: John D. Clark "Ignition!: An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants"
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Back in the day we had some TARGA cards: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truevision_TGA
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
I'd say if you do data-intenstive computation with Numpy you are not leaving much on the table due to Python.
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Yeah, it works. You just have to remember, if it doesn't, in doubt use "git submodule update", or if this doesn't cut it use "git submodule update --init --recursive". Or maybe you should have run "git sub
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Related (but not as widely known as Slotin/Daghlian): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cecil_Kelley_criticality_accid...
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Coral is Tensorflow Lite only, though.
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
I was expecting to learn more about the hardware (planar magnetic speakers as far as I know). There's surprisingly little info on this.
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
This reminds me of the work of Thomas Demand, although he only builds the paper models for the purpose of creating a photographic image (and destroying the models after that). https://flash---art.com/article/thomas-dema
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
Good point. Makes a lot of sense.
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by ofrzeta 4y ago
> Is it cheaper? Very unlikely. The EOS machines are expensive and I guess it takes some time to print the ball.

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