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1y ago
They posted it here because they wouldn't appear on Google otherwise (:
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> *: Assuming genAI won't deliver and make that world disappear entirely, ofc. The current state of things leaves a lot to be desired. I have yet to see a model, or technique that actually tackles real 3D content creation problems,
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It doesn't matter for a lot of applications. But fair, for a big part of them it is either essential or a nice to have. But completely off the point if we are waging fastest compute no matter what.
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We really need to stop diluting the meaning of open source
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There are a lot of inflationary ways China grows their numbers. From sketchy journals owned by the government to made up stuff.
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Tbh it is being trained off data of the same platform.
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All my memory arenas are covered in sand though
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Look at its owners. You have good reason to be skeptical about incogni.
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Just try to count the amount of people trying to fix the goddamn context menu (right click) by going into the registry or god forbid the command line. Windows is as constant of a PITA as Linux. But alas, these criticisms are never taken ser
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1y ago
Use Tomato
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You know, there's Greece and Portugal. Mentioning these two as they got Troika following them. Portugal managed to get out of the storm, and debt is now below GDP. Greece took many bad steps trying to recover. And its debt shows that.
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Oh! Cape of Good Hope was renamed that way when portuguese mariners discovered they could go around the areas more susceptible to "freak waves". This is a problem even today, some have said it is due to hotter currents coming from
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Yeah... Just do pictures on the design phase and then code.
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Yeah, its flipped. Overall, it has meant studios are more and more dependent on third party software (and thus license fees), it led to game engine consolidation, and serious attrition when attempting to make something those game engines we
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You don't need that stuff. Oxalic acid or formic acid does the job.
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You can use formic acid too
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I never had problems telling people: "oh I use this other one" and they probably have it alongside whatsapp.
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Reminds me of Apostrophe actually. https://flathub.org/apps/org.gnome.gitlab.somas.Apostrophe
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the compression is happening only to those still hired, though
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1y ago
Just eat the fish that's available in your waters. Unless you're landlocked and your rivers have gone to shit too.
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You're most definitively right.
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We do have a cave system we could use but frankly it wouldn't work that well. Thanks for pointing it out though.
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Read the article, they mention its side effects.
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There are libs that function as a messenger between your "hack" and the OS on this. You don't lose anything. This is but my opinion, but toolkits tend to be opinionated piles of **. Talking directly with the GPU to paint stuf
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1y ago
They are used for training, personally developing something intended for firefighters. Hurdles? Battery life, proper hardening against dust/water.
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I would search for lighter options if you intend to use it for long periods of time or get a better head strap.
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Well, someone near to my heart works in architecture and a LOT of clients want the VR experience and full control. So ymmv
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Well Nintendo was shown the hard way in the 80's that if they didn't protect their IP they would be doomed.
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Good take. Also note the very well thought out decision from Linus and team to keep GPLv2, it is a balancing game. In the end, if you want projects to succeed they need contributors. Unfortunately, some of them need to be reminded to play f
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You can never be sure with those guys
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