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1y ago
Is there any chance you've published your project? It would be fun to read the code.
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1y ago
As a matter of local trivia, today (2025.07.01) we had a wind storm in vegas that downed many trees. :)
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1y ago
Dude, chill. We’ve got to preserve causality. :P
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1y ago
That's fair! I'll check back in a few weeks.
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1y ago
"Say, have you seen any good websites lately?" Is a conversation I've literally never started. And it feels strange, because I am constantly asking people what books they're reading.
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1y ago
I gave your splash page a look: no docs, no examples, no screenshots. Your "free trial" is behind a sign-up wall. and I left.
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1y ago
Wonderful. It’s just a maybe, but what a fun maybe that would be. :D
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1y ago
This is really great! Is there a way to run it locally? Maybe with docker? — If there is any way to make a small donation, buy you a coffee, I would.
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1y ago
Let me save you a click: Pricing & Licensing A UDB floating license costs $7,900 per year.
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1y ago
There's a difference between having an opinion that a particular future is unavoidable, and choosing to live in that world before it even arrives. Not a single book on the NYT bestseller list is written by AI.
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1y ago
Watch the Nvidia GTC keynote. The list of partners is extensive.
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2y ago
Wait, just one question… Can I call this c++ code “machine code” now?
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2y ago
From TFA: My impression is that the sole purpose of the terminal multiplexer hype train stems from a perceived sense of pseudo-elitism… —- Whoa there buddy. It’s fine to say: “I tried a thing, and it just wasn’t for me”. But to proceed fr
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2y ago
I am trying iced based on this recommendation. Thanks.
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2y ago
I mean, if openAI claims they can train on the world’s novels and blogs with “no harm done” (i.e: no copyright infringement and no royalties due), then it directly follows that we can train both our robots and our selves on the output of op
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Yes, It's from farming. To state the obvious, it's the volume of water you'd have if a foot of rain fell on an acre of field. So, it's the unit that gets used when discussing irrigation. Or water usage that competes w
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2y ago
Any chance your coming through Las Vegas any time soon, and you’d like to bet large sums of money that I can demonstrate a high fructose corn syrup allergy? Because there’s very few things as annoying as someone making broad generalizations
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2y ago
> I was probably not alive the last time anyone would have learned that you should read existing code in some kind of linear order, let alone programming. If you want to dive all the way down that rabbit hole, can I recommend you check o
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2y ago
What a great book recommendation. Thank you.
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2y ago
If you look up the nvidia keynote from 2024, omniverse, robotics, and digital twins are discussed at length [1]. The relevant parts are near timestamp: 1 hour 34 minutes [1]: https://www.youtube.com/live/Y2F8yisiS6E
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2y ago
gratuitously suggestive title is gratuitous. :P
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2y ago
I am so happy there will be upgrade kits to the core from the mk4s. My first 3d printer was an mk4 a year ago, and I’ll get to ride along for two generations of upgrades so far.
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2y ago
In general, I’m not an anti-regulation person. But American regulations on cars add cost compared to other countries. One specific example: mandatory back up cameras (and a monitor to watch them on).
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Truly bummed about this one. I’d been learning CAD with Ondsel, and have printed off half-a-dozen of my models to help around the house. If this comment finds its way to the team, I just want to say thanks. The topo naming fix and the assem
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what works for me in this case is to pop in a single ear bud and turn on an audio book I've already listened to. because there is a narrative, it shuts down rumination. because there's nothing novel, my brain is quite happy to dr
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I did read the article, thank you. what happened to Carol was tragic. And I hope some form of justice catches up to the corporations and people that hurt her... --- but I think over the entire population - there is more harm than good to b
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2y ago
I'm with you. The dog pile of negative comments here has me thinking just one thing. Time to log off for the day.
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I fail to see how this “your dentist is taking advantage of you” narrative is any different than the anti vaccine FUD. To reap the benefits of our society of specialists, we have to trust the specialists in our lives…
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2y ago
* on M1 and M2 variants.
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2y ago
Okay, so this paper is over a decade old. Was anything ever made available in the mean time? My search didn’t find anything.
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