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2y ago
Yeah I fear this is the case really. At most, WhatsApp is a way to communicate with businesses while keeping a separation of concerns for those running them. It is simply better than SMS and is dead simple. You can have a business app that
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I ain't even on the same continent. But do you really think state sponsored research gets you commercial success? I wonder if there is a better way?
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2y ago
Understanding one's past is understanding one's future.
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2y ago
CPUs do use a ton o LUTs under the hood.
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2y ago
As someone that spend most of school except for the last year in my hometown's low ranking one I cannot compreheend why you would integrate problematic kids like that. I was doing my best, but with others' constant attention seeki
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2y ago
I think you might be conflating lower risk drugs with cocaine and pals.
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2y ago
The note about her being a women and 21 at the time (Omg, an adult! Outrageous!) should probably not be there. Other than that, agreed.
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2y ago
I pay for a couple that I usually do visit, but I wouldn't be able to do the same for others. Also, ads got ridiculous real fast, and started doing a lot more than just show a picture. This was really the breaking point for me. I happi
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2y ago
Just a few off topic questions should do the trick.
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2y ago
How useful and at what computing cost? Genuine questions. Because from what I gather there are quite a number of "loops" to check for correctness of output, etc... that makes it expensive fast. Not talking about money, but compute
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2y ago
Seeing to believe is indeed a view, as they would have to view it in order to believe!
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2y ago
Your criticism is the reason for the name though
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2y ago
Is it really moot today given the current geopolitical landscape? I would assume not given they're based in Germany.
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2y ago
You can do graphics in pure C though. Really, file i/o is all you need for anything. Anything.
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2y ago
You can just inline sprites in code too. Even though that would add at least one big line of code :) This is how I do fonts in one of my projects.
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2y ago
Yeah, it's basically this. Most wouldn't survive winter.
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2y ago
Fails at criteria 6.
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2y ago
No one wants that. Neither consumer nor business. Think about every GPU having 8GB VRAM. Nobody wants that.
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2y ago
Sure. But it would be strange to assume _most_ think of it any other way.
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2y ago
Nissan is the guy's name. Come on. It doesn't matter if you're just a dude or a corporation, you play by the same rules. There isn't anything to solve here. These problems are solved between those those 2 parties and no
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2y ago
It's cheap, plenty of market when the others have forgotten the segment.
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2y ago
What are the advantages of modifier stacks?
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2y ago
If you do anything visual, nodes provide significant iteration advantages (albeit with some other disadvantages). Given the examples, I believe this is targeted to such uses.
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2y ago
To help you out if you're interested: - a smeared gaussian in one axis and another in another axis can really help segmenting chars, finding lines of text in OCR - You can unshear chars using the Radon or Hough transform as a basis to
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2y ago
Look, I don't think you would want to produce at the same level. Because of the reason you stated.
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2y ago
My country went through a process similar of dekulakization. Our industries and farms haven't recovered ever since then. This is similar in some ways, but not at all the same.
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2y ago
I think subsidies could help buying the technology, taking them out would be disastrous. Farms, at least in Europe, are in the majority family owned. Same for those working in them, mostly those that are part of the family [1]. It's di
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I don't think the aim would be to be able to achieve the same level of production that way :)
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2y ago
Fair.
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I tend to have one hand holding a pen on a drawing tablet. I could customise any wm to be controlled with just the left side of the keyboard obviously but I fear I would have arthritis from doing that. I'm half joking, I did use i3 for
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