seemaze

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by seemaze 2mo ago
I coincidentally just abandoned a regular google search 'within the last year' because the first page of results were from 2011, 2013, 2022.. wtf?
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by seemaze 2mo ago
It doesn't have that physical connection to the road the prior models had. I know a lot of this is the move to drive-by-wire with electric power steering and selectable modes. It drives like a nice car, but just feels a bit removed in
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by seemaze 2mo ago
Tried until I ran out of 'dissections' with zero results on known good domains.. It seems like it just matches a list of precomputed entries, but does no actual operation of the user input.
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by seemaze 2mo ago
I've driven several BMW's starting in the mid 90's. I recently picked up a used 2017 sight unseen from a dealer pretty far away. It was the only one available I could find that met my criteria. The car was in superb shape and
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by seemaze 2mo ago
My fear is that on average all software will get worse and be less optimized. There will still be high quality products at a high cost with high touch humans shepherding development, but I think there will also be a bunch of 'good enou
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by seemaze 2mo ago
Isn’t spoken language in general and English in particular famously 50% redundant? Does that not provide the same (if not more) benefit to the model when narrowing the scope of intent?
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by seemaze 2mo ago
Be kind, rewind.
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by seemaze 2mo ago
A quick tip: with more than (3) anchor points, make your anchor positions non-planar. This imparts a constant curvature and thus constant tension on the membrane and goes a long way to stabilize its position in moderate to heavy winds. Or l
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by seemaze 2mo ago
That's pretty much how I approached it; A1 M1 A0 M0 +----+----+----+----+----+ 0 6 12 18 24
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by seemaze 2mo ago
It's a good onramp to building a programmatic intuition, but you're correct that it very quickly gets left behind once the 'magic' is understood. If you do a quick image search for , e.g. Rhino3D Grasshopper, Blender Geo
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by seemaze 2mo ago
VPD - virtual private developer. Sell off parcels of developer attention by the hour!
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by seemaze 2mo ago
Are there any productive tools or workflows you employ for modeling directly in VR? Or is it more useful for review and evaluation of models developed on traditional workstations? I'm AEC adjacent and am trying to talk myself into pick
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by seemaze 2mo ago
Do you find the value of VR/AR to be in the communication of design intent to clients unfamiliar with traditional 2D representations, or do your designers leverage VR/AR during the design development process as well?
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by seemaze 2mo ago
The '--userns=auto' argument is a useful isolation method in both rootless and rootful Podman containers. This allows rootful Podman to orchestrate privileged capabilities while running the container processes in an unprivileged n
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by seemaze 2mo ago
Yuck, get some cast iron. At yard sale if necessary, their useful lifetimes are measured in (human) generations. Chris young has a great comparison of the physical differences between various metals used in pans. [0]. Maybe if you're o
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by seemaze 2mo ago
Macs let you disable suspend just like (or possibly better) than any other operating system. The point being made is that it's the wrong tool for the job, precisely because of the user desired compromises made to create a great mobile
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by seemaze 3mo ago
Request desktop site on mobile
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by seemaze 3mo ago
AMD Strix Halo was half the price at launch, same 128GB unified memory and nearly identical memory bandwidth. It is x86, so run whichever OS your heart desires. You give up 200GB networking, but anyone 'daily driving' one of these
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by seemaze 3mo ago
I use bitwarden[0]. It covers all cases and devices in question. As a bonus, I self host using the open source vaultwarden[1] server implementation, which is packaged in alpine linux. [0] https://bitwarden.com/ [1] https:&
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by seemaze 3mo ago
Serve your country and join the war against malady by enlisting as a front line high 'T' tactical germ fighter today!
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by seemaze 3mo ago
In 20 years of archviz, I've only encountered ambient occlusion as a shortcut to save on compute; such as real-time viewport effects or to constrain resources on large render jobs. I've never heard anyone argue that it was physica
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by seemaze 3mo ago
Simpson
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by seemaze 3mo ago
The premise of TFA along with the entirety of the comments are eloquently embodied by the misfit troubadour and grunge philosopher Todd Snider in Statistician's Blues [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUK6zjtUj0
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by seemaze 3mo ago
I hit the back button before the page finished loading
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by seemaze 3mo ago
Mechanical timepieces are a luxury item, and these students are essentially artists in training. Wrist time was solved in the late 1970's with the commoditization of quartz movements. These 'jobs' will get replaced by AI at a
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by seemaze 3mo ago
I dropped a Framework mainboard in rack mount case and use it as a speedy low power x86 homelab as well as an inference server.
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by seemaze 3mo ago
May the Schwartz be with you. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48711604
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by seemaze 3mo ago
What is Apples share across all memory delivered? How does that compare with the 40% of wafers locked up by OpenAI? I don’t know the answer to either. On the surface I would estimate Apple a large, but not majority consumer overall.
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by seemaze 3mo ago
>This isn’t to say don’t follow passions or pursue things to a moderate extreme, just don’t ever let it consume you. Just moderate your moderation! It’s turtles all the way down
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by seemaze 3mo ago
Explain how this works when their phones only capture roughly 20% market share, and their computers only 10%. That is to say nothing of the demand for server memory. It seems like they only represent a fraction of the demand side, but wield

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