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1y ago
Eh you would abbreviate things to hell to get around it. Helped with sms prices on those days too!
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1y ago
Well, it was running the same engine (q3) even if heavily modified.
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1y ago
Yup, also somebody with a completely different perspective, not tainted by biases stemming from the wrong incentives.
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1y ago
Only Gwenview on the Linux side is able to render them properly somehow
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1y ago
Yup, have had the same experience.
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1y ago
Or even DDS.
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1y ago
That's normal rooster behaviour even when free range. Farmers separate them most of the time.
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1y ago
As a rural guy can confirm. Also, the males, become quite agressive past 4 months of age. They also grow sizeable spurs hard as nails, usually these are trimmed if you have more than one rooster. Roosters will attempt to kill chicks occasio
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Think the same thing, we need more breakthroughs. Until then, it is still risky to rely on AI for most applications. The sad thing is that most would take this comment the wrong way. Assuming it is just another doomer take. No, there is sti
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1y ago
A paper citing arxiv papers and x.com doesn't pass my smell test tbh
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1y ago
Thin tris -> performance nuke
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1y ago
Firefox as well.
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1y ago
Eh, not surprising.
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France's RN appears moderated. They are financed by Putin, my friend [1]. Meloni's coalition party also has ties with Russia [2]. [1] https://www.politico.eu/article/marine-le-pen-plays-down-her... [2] https
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Well, you're assuming "she" is a single soul ;)
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To be fair, it has no games either.
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1y ago
AR solutions value mobility over fidelity. This has numerous repercussions, leading to those displays.
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1y ago
EVs are huge compared to ICE cars anywhere but North America.
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It's an impossible task to meet what typical 21st century users expect. For that, the OS would have to come pre-installed. Furthermore, most typical users today are so entrenched in commercial software, and their walled gardens they wo
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Same. Also, if I leave WASD for home row I quickly feel pain. Seriously, place the middle finger on W (alao used for S), ring on A, and indicator on D. It's so much more ergonomic it's insane.
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1y ago
I fear it would be too personally identifiable lmao It's within the EU though
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I really appreciate the existence of this project and all people who have contributed to it. I want to contribute a reading of a book someday in my native tongue, as it is slowly dying (less than 1k speakers). A way of preserving it.
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1y ago
Hope those Google guys fix it! Would be bad not having half of the appeal of the browser.
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A friend of mine had over 1000 requests/sec on his Gitea at peaks. Also, you aren't taking into account some of us don't have a "server", just some shitbox computer in the basement. This isn't about mere dozen
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The precision isn't uniform across a range of possible inputs. This means you need a higher bit depth, even though "you aren't really using it", just so you can establish a good base precision you are sure you are hittin
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I would really like for him to go into detail into why Flatpak is flawed from day one, or his MAC criticisms. Fedora has a lot done on the former and no mention of it. Also why not recognize the strides Wayland made for security in the desk
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Well, there is a clear line between a handmade filter and AI. But this is clearly AI since it relies on a filter optimized via automated training on images. I think we are in agreement, I have used more descriptive wording to just clearly i
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It is trained on works of artists that fully knew it was being used for this.
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From that post, so context is easily discoverable here (I hate Discourse navigation, Discourse is the forum platform): "It’s not a generative AI. It won’t invent anything. It won’t add details, any stylistic flourish besides basic line
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To add to the rest of the replies: color comes from spherical harmonics, which I'm sure you came across them (used traditionally for diffuse light or shadows, SuperTuxKart uses them)
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