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MPV is on android too. But VLC is alright
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11mo ago
Look at ECS and game dev. Some may say games are just products, yet some real engineering is done in some places.
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Scientists come from all facets of life you know? Some might've even been at FAANG at some point :)
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The license is the way it is not by choice. We should be clear about that and acknowledge KHTML, and both Safari and Chromium origins. Some parts remain LGPL to this day.
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They "own the web". They steer its standards, and other browsers' development paths (if they want to remain relevant). It is remarkable the anti-trust case went as it did.
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I would reccomend one to take a look at the usual frequency response of cheap drivers or the inherent flaws of the consumer tech over time and compare it with the evolution of pop music. Audio engineers are for sure taking all this into acc
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Can assure you it has been happening for a while.
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11mo ago
There are also many other classical thresholding algos. Don't worry about it :)
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11mo ago
Have you thought that you may want the window for this to be super small and that whitespace you see no longer exists?
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Thing is, they only help to an extent. There are many golden nuggets out in wild waiting to be seen, most don't realize this and end up writing or thinking along the same lines as others already have. You are limiting the potential of
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I believe that many of the criticisms are either naive or intentionally ignore the importance of ethical oversight in research. The existence of these processes ensures that research is conducted with rigor and thought, which is crucial for
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> This maybe didn't exist at the time of writing of this blog post. But this is not super difficult now a days- though it does take some time. You can use services like connectedpapers.com which will build out graphs of references a
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> It is a hobby project by a dilettante. You could say the same about thousands of open source projects on which trillion dollar companies depend on. Maybe these kind souls deserve more respect, buddy.
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It is a small company in a niche, they were just by trying to survive. I've not used their OS but have been thinking for a while, and spent some time in their forums. I remember some dev saying this along those lines.
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Using Steam as a benchmark for Mac users will always result in lower percentages, as Apple has a more established gaming hub / store themselves. For example, this game is on Apple Store (for Mac)⋮ https://apps.apple.com/
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11mo ago
Yeah, a sad state of affairs.
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Europe would be more concern if there was more trust in the current US government. Besides, European politicians have been so naive they have let China use their financial power to exert pressure, they are slowly waking up to it, but not fa
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Looking into the past everyone looks like a barbarian. And yes, the use of the word was meant as sarcasm.
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Thanks for that. It's really incredible how much stigma GPLv3 has, makes you wonder sometimes.
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I'm counting Mac, as other posts in this thread suggest.
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Steam Deck does about 8w.
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Yup, right on target.
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DirectX has such a pull for game devs Sony has made a so called PlayStation Shader Language (PSSL), made to be very similar to the HLSL standard in DirectX 12. Granted this was an effort to meet where devs are, given how difficult it was to
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The industry is failing, and there is still plenty of market to grow. Ubisoft and Capcom have realized this, others can as well. It makes no sense to leave 19% of the market on the table. It isn't 2006 anymore.
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I apologise not being clear before, I really wanted to mean kernel level anti-cheat. Besides, in privately owned servers you were protect via human mods, who were there playing with you. They would bring down the banhammer when a sufficient
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Punkbuster isn't tied to a kernel, that was what I meant.
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I feel better having a physical token like an ID than it being on my phone, however.
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It's the product of a government owned company... in China. What do you expect? Moreover, what you write is monitored, and you may loose documents based on what you write [1]. [1] https://www.wsj.com/articles/a-fro
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Doesn't look comfortable. Either way the same happens in humans, doesn't mean it is a good genetic mutation.
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GPUs are needed for plenty of reasons. I assume plenty have a decent dGPU, even on laptops.
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