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by spookie 8mo ago
This is a great question, would love some some feedback on this. I assume they stuck with realsense for proper depth maps. However, those are both limited to a 6 meters range, and their depth imaging isn't able to resolve features smal
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by spookie 8mo ago
Same thought. The one on the left just conveys "notes" to me. Middle actually seems to be about a more "well put together" document. A fountain pen by itself doesn't necessarily mean documents to me, but signing the
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by spookie 8mo ago
GNOME devs really are special. I wonder why.
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by spookie 8mo ago
Just get the shower style ones.
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by spookie 9mo ago
Yes, it is actively being developed. Quite easy to make apps with it and GNOME Builder makes it really easy to package it for distribution (creates a proper flatpak environment, no need to make all the boilerplate). It's quite nice to
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by spookie 9mo ago
I do use one that converts to a tablet and has a stylus. But I have to do a lot of serious drawing for a living. I also appreciate coming close to book note taking without having to print stuff. It really depends on what you do.
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by spookie 9mo ago
Tbf the mobile OS with a similar design language was the best mobile UI I ever had the pleasure of using. Last time I felt impressed by Microsoft but alas.
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by spookie 10mo ago
Fair, bad example.
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by spookie 10mo ago
As "unsafe". An example would be of how AMD GPUs some time ago didn't free a programs' last rendered buffers and you could see the literal last frame in its entirety. Fun stuff. Could've been clearer above.
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by spookie 10mo ago
You can convert dolby vision content while preserving the enhancement layer on Linux, and play that. It's kinda of a pain but easily automated.
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by spookie 10mo ago
A memory leak can be unsafe though.
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by spookie 10mo ago
Yeah, I do realize that after so many points being neglected over supposed fallacies. From the various comments I'm pretty sure they believe there'll be an end to these fantasies Putin has. But it's impossible trying to argue
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by spookie 10mo ago
Look, I'm talking from the point of view that Russia will continue to invade others within Europe unless they're stopped. Which is, from what I gathered until now, your fearmongering scenario. I think my responses will make a lot
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by spookie 10mo ago
> I did not claim that Russia would stop anything and even if Russia did attack several neighbours it is irrelevant. (...) My claim is that Russia is not going to invade or start a war with the EU/NATO/Western Europe (and that,
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by spookie 10mo ago
Russia hasn't stopped invading their neighbors ever since the fall of the soviet union. To state they will stop doing so while Putin is in power is either naive or on purpose to propel some agenda.
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by spookie 10mo ago
Cosmic isn't there yet. I don't use GNOME but at least it works.
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by spookie 10mo ago
Well, that's the hardest data of all!
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by spookie 10mo ago
Well, the first public implementation dates to 2020. And, the Cpp choice is obvious, simpler integration with the majority of existing image processing libs, tools and utilities. Not to mention GUI toolkits. Nonetheless, we should really be
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by spookie 10mo ago
Exactly.
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by spookie 10mo ago
Even when using some game engine you need some prior knowledge. Otherwise you are just throwing stuff at the wall and see if it sticks.
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by spookie 10mo ago
I really doubt this. Even through UE blueprints (assuming the most high level abstraction here) you will come across the need to perform calculations with matrices. While a lot is abstracted away, you still need to know about coordinate sp
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by spookie 10mo ago
None of that matters. The header is there, in writing, and discussed in the PR. It is acknowledged by both parties and the author gives a clumsy response for its existence. The PR is simply tainted by this alone, not to mention other pain p
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by spookie 10mo ago
It was in the training data. There is implicit information in the way you present each addition. The context provided in the training data is what allows relationships to be perceived and modelled. If you don't have that in your data y
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by spookie 10mo ago
Does anyone trust benchmarks at this point? Genuine question. Isn't the scientific consensus that they are broken and poor evaluation tools?
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by spookie 11mo ago
There are open source solutions out there. If anything there is less friction now.
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by spookie 11mo ago
Eh multiplayer games are doomed. Computer vision based cheats using an external machine that records the game's final rendered frames, process them with specialized YOLO models, and control "mices" and "controllers"
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by spookie 11mo ago
Hungary is facing a stagnant economy, with poorly targetted subsidies and overall high corruption. Inflation was already high since 2019 compared to other OECD countries with similar GDP per capita (checked Estonia, Poland, Portugal and Slo
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by spookie 11mo ago
Agree in some ways. Still, discussing the nitty gritty is superfluous, the important underlying message you are making is more existential. Open source software is critical infrastructure at this point. Maintainers should be helped out, at
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by spookie 11mo ago
You should take a look at the price of food after Russia launched their full scale invasion in Ukraine. A significant increase, 15% at its peak and lowering thereafter to about 5%. Still, it is above pandemic levels. You rise food prices an
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by spookie 11mo ago
Oh, I'm sure the person in question has heard this many times, coming in to the job market. Chicken and an egg problem, it is.

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