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by spookie 2y ago
We always need to do our due diligence when using someone else's project. It's an open source project, available for free. If they weren't very clear in the docs is one thing, but it doesn't appear so. Anyway, we won&#x2
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by spookie 2y ago
Isn't that specific case just a matter of not having enough data _explicitly_ stating the reverse? Seems as if they are indeed stochastic parrots from that perspective.
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by spookie 2y ago
Wait what? That PMC story got me. Where can I find more info on that lmao?
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by spookie 2y ago
It was a kid out of highschool who had confronted a policeman just moments before. The guy was under a lot of pressure. You know he wasn't that well trained when you see that he killed a bystander.
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by spookie 2y ago
Portugal and Spain also aren't found of their politicians from 50 years ago (their regimes fell in 1974, and 1975, respectively). To add to your point.
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by spookie 2y ago
Yes
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by spookie 2y ago
I get all of your points. But it is difficult, specially early on, to recognise that some sacrifices do limit your life quite a bit. From not being in a social environment outside of your house more often, to having other efforts bear other
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by spookie 2y ago
That's good to hear! As long as you're happy and you discussed these things with eachother it's all good.
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by spookie 2y ago
You don't really need a LLM for OCR. Hell, I suppose they just run a python script in its VM and rephrase the output. At least that's what I would do. Perhaps the script would be a "specialist model" in a sense.
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by spookie 2y ago
Hey, I know you know best (talking plural here), but make sure that your wife feels accomplished in her own line of work and/or getting her dream job. Raising kids is great, but as age goes by, she might feel sad about not accomplishin
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by spookie 2y ago
Really? Threatening to abdicate? And that worked?
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by spookie 2y ago
If you do any work with video cameras you will understand Wayland isn't there yet.
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by spookie 2y ago
Between this and ads I'm not sure what's worse.
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by spookie 2y ago
I'm not a lawyer, nor am I familiar with how my neighbour countries define public spaces. My response was based on the fact that for tobacco legislation, for instance, public spaces are defined as follows by the EU commission: "pl
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by spookie 2y ago
Oh, I thought they would be a bit too fragile or difficult to maneuveur. Thanks for the input!
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by spookie 2y ago
I think that legally, a crowded space is a public space in some EU countries
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by spookie 2y ago
Aren't hydrofoils a big no no when you go into the high ocean?
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by spookie 2y ago
I still need to use it to update certain firmwares
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by spookie 2y ago
Given the scale it wouldn't be wise to render them directly. There's also the issue of being able to record in real life without changes happening while doing so. I should've have clarified it, but yes I was talking about the
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by spookie 2y ago
It's true though. A fixed wing aircraft is able to travel faster and higher. That combination in itself makes them much harder to hit. Look at the next generation of "helicopters" for the US military and their justifications
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by spookie 2y ago
I love that tool but it really doesn't fix bad topology. It gets you somewhere closer, but not a fix. Moreover, depending on what you have at hand, the resolution of your remeshing might destroy a LOT of detail or is unable to accomoda
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by spookie 2y ago
Yup. I'm doing a VR project, urban environment. Haven't really found a good enough solution for 3D reconstruction from images. Yes, there is gaussian splatting, NeRF and derivatives, but their outputs _really don't look good_
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by spookie 2y ago
For objections, WASM fingerprinting techniques come to mind. Not that one can escape it nowadays.
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by spookie 2y ago
I think it's important to contextualize the situation. The Adobe TOS were updated, and people where understandably concerned over the rights Adobe now has over private customer data. The biggest issue was this part: "Licenses to Y
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by spookie 2y ago
Nuklear is sometimes used. Anyhow, I do know of some game engines created and used by a (very large) game studio that uses ImGUI. I won't say anything else though :)
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by spookie 2y ago
One issue that always burned me with Fedora is a little configuration file. Wacom tablet support is basically gimped due to it. Everytime I use it I have to fix that, and no, it's not the wayland issue but one due to poor scroll handli
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by spookie 2y ago
I would'be hoped for spanish at least. Given who the author was. I understand the circumstances are a bit meh, but still, it's a museum.
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by spookie 2y ago
You don't need these kinds of solutions for license plates, take a look at this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19wgu5GZDhk
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by spookie 2y ago
This is a good point. Urban areas are responsible in part for "global warming", just by their albedo. [1] [1] https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-022-31558-z
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by spookie 2y ago
I too should stop programming given I'll never be at a FAANG at this point. /s

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