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I could not see a difference in the image, even zommed im.
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3y ago
Reminds me of an satiric text that is published whenever a person kills students at a school in the US.
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3y ago
For very big amounts of data i would buy LTO Drives and multiple tapes.
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3y ago
I wonder what happens now with RWBY?
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3y ago
one of the experiments that caused the phlogiston theory is to be superseeded.
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3y ago
Nice one.
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3y ago
Anything technological: heise.de - since the softram incident they upped their game when they test hard and software.
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3y ago
Or an good adblocker also helps.
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3y ago
Using an model that was trained with random data with different licences is in my opinion more legal dangerous than an library that represents the current status of image processing and you can't patent the current state of the art.
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3y ago
And a statistical model that does the same, but in worse, is not? Opencv does not exist since yesterday.
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3y ago
For fiber you can make your own. The modem transforms the light signal into electric, the protocols are open, routing is also an solved problem.the biggest problem are the isps themself that hide credentials and any self serving method away
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3y ago
You don't need an AI for that. Look up opencv.
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3y ago
An common HR person uses 4 keys: ctrl, f, c, v
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3y ago
Those quotas are on a first come-first serve base.
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3y ago
if you have an degree, you have at least a few skills. to migrate to the us you have to get an visa or get an visa from an company that vouches for you. Since quotas apply for these kind of visas you will have trouble getting one, especiall
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3y ago
"That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime the Movie: Scarlet Bond" had a title drop?!
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3y ago
They recently banned the same thing in germany
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3y ago
Yeah gnome 3 devs are very much shitting on compatibility.
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3y ago
I can recommend obs studio. it records the sreen and you and if some information is hidden by your face, you can switch it by pressing a button.
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3y ago
In my company the new hires are usually the worst payed people. We have a scheme that has a base pay and if you fullfill the requirements, additional money is added to the base pay each month. It used loyalty with the company and certificat
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3y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/26/24052067/mozilla-apple-io...
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3y ago
Only the other two of the big 3. Firefox is not happy that they still have to build the fakebrowser for the rest of the world.
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3y ago
Laying off people like they are trash?
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3y ago
Like lp4vn wrote: why are people even going so often to pain meds? Why does someone in the us gets opioids for an headache while in europe he takes an aspirin or something else?
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3y ago
it would be far easier to make the ram part of the cpu. The cpu would waste the most cycles handling the usb-ports than in the computing itself(9+ cycles usb/1 cycle data).
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3y ago
The words are not alphabetically sorted to prevent somebody mishear a word and driving to the wrong location.
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3y ago
Motherboard, cpu and ram must be in a single box. The rest can be connected via usb-c. You a roughly describing the framework laptop. Most things there are connected via usb-c
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3y ago
It doesn't.
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3y ago
It couldn't find even two of the english books i have in my multilingual ebook library.
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3y ago
It is simply superior. Its cheaper to implement and license and cables are mostly futureproof.
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