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4mo ago
Maybe ask the people who buy in early but are left behind by the pivot
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4mo ago
Ironic, or appropriate?
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4mo ago
So it seems RW2 support is in the non-beta version of 21, I spoke too soon. The docs page is incorrect, I was able to load my Lumix RAW files in no problem.
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4mo ago
Oh I missed that, thank you! That's good to know.. Yeah I've used previous Studio versions to edit videos from my camera without any trouble. I'm just excited to finally ditch my Adobe subscription ASAP. :-)
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4mo ago
I haven't had a chance to look at the non-beta version but in the 21 Beta, the Photo page didn't support Lumix or Olympus raw formats, and I own two cameras: a Lumix and an Olympus. :-( I assumed they would add them later, I hope
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4mo ago
This might feel like a reasonable take in isolation, but if you take it in context of today's society, and how everything actually works, it's not reasonable or realistic. Nor is it empathetic in any way. These social media compa
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5mo ago
I've heard this framed as "AI raises the floor by 2x or less but raises the ceiling by 10x or more"
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5mo ago
Is this still the case? I have a "Files" app on my iPhone that shows me files and folders stored on my device, I can save/load files from most apps (that have a concept of files) and it's even integrated with iCloud so
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5mo ago
No OP but I used to work at a large company with a similar number of repos. When I left about a year ago, we had just started (after being on Github for almost 8 years) an ongoing project of first archiving old/outdated repos in place,
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5mo ago
> The lower prices enabled by automation LOL In the modern digital era, technological efficiencies and disruption have almost always led to rent-seeking monopolies, regulatory capture to prevent competition and enshittification leading t
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5mo ago
Looking at all the outdoor scenes that you can walk around, I wonder how long until we start seeing this in places like Google Maps/Earth, as a replacement for the low-res 3D renderings we have now. I guess the number of samples requir
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5mo ago
> I thought looking at the aggregates that the top 10% pay something like 1/3rd of all income/cap gain taxes. If we're bringing receipts, how about you start? Do you have the data for this initial statement of yours?
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5mo ago
Like I said, we don't live in "movie world".
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5mo ago
Well, since we don't live in "movie world", nothing would happen? We're already used to the US' dumbass leadership making 51st state threats, and since we all know TACO, it would just be more "idiot cries wolf&
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5mo ago
It can't (or if it did, it wouldn't matter). This has been debated to death already, it's effectively impossible for Alberta to separate from Canada, at least with our current constitutional and legal frameworks. https:
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5mo ago
No it's that all of this PII is used to scam or impersonate people.
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5mo ago
You're bringing your own conclusions to this, I never said anything about regulation. I was just responding to OP who said that PE plundering via debt loading is only the lender's problem when things don't work out, and I ass
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5mo ago
It's the problem of all the employees (and potentially customers) of the company being plundered. They have no say in the matter, and given that the lender can probably absorb the loss without, you know, missing mortgage payments or lo
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6mo ago
Yeah that's a fair point!
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6mo ago
You found an exception to my two-line generalization. Congrats!
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6mo ago
Bigger chips = more distance to cover for your electrons = more power required = more generated heat = slower throughput for your data. Surely you don't believe that the entire chip industry had not thought of "wait what if we jus
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6mo ago
Honestly I thought the same, but after watching a couple of videos on how EUV actually works, and what ASML (and the 1,200 other specialized companies that feed into its supply chain) built.. I can understand why you can't just take on
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6mo ago
I could see them expiring/archiving/deleting inactive projects after some time. I feel like this would have negative impacts (lots of interesting historical archives on Github) but maybe if a project hasn't been touched, or c
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6mo ago
Could they have meant "every line of code being committed by the LLM" within the current scope of work? That's how I read it, and I would agree with that.
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6mo ago
> I find it a little absurd that anyone is still putting their money into these markets with story after story of obvious fraud. Then you do not understand gamblers. They make emotional decisions not rational decisions. That's why
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6mo ago
The resolution on my X4 is pretty decent, and regular fonts look just fine. I don't think there's a need for tiny fonts on an e-reader, even one with a small screen. IMO when you're reading a book I think you want to priorit
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6mo ago
>> Ghislaine Maxwell is a woman. > OK, and so what if she's a woman? You think women can't be evil to commit heinous crimes or what? Evil doesn't do gender discrimination. I struggle to imagine how you could have mis
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6mo ago
Ghislaine Maxwell is a woman. A fitting proxy for this whole situation, when you realize that she's the only person (so far) to have been put in jail over this whole "powerful men abusing women" situation.
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6mo ago
The other commenter went a bit hard on their critique.. to each their own, I think your design is mostly fine except for that super squished title font (that is also sadly used on buttons).. It makes it very hard to read, and if you're
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6mo ago
Yeah this is my take too.. I know a lot of front-end developers who pay for Figma and/or are not so invested in design that they need to do it all by hand. They will gladly use something like this (many have already started experiment
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