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by subw00f 4y ago
I never said AI-generated images would take the place of human professionals soon. I asked what exactly "uncanny valley" isms mean.
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by subw00f 4y ago
Yep. I forgot to add that on this imaginary blind test, the ai images would have to be hand selected to avoid these "transitory" frames where things get blurred and joined.
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by subw00f 4y ago
>“uncanny valley” isms What exactly does that mean? I bet most people would fail to tell things apart on a blind test comparing kitchen designs generated by humans vs. ai (not counting the "transitory" images with blurred corne
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by subw00f 4y ago
Just write why something changed, not what, nobody will read the log like a book, they will just use blame. The rest is bs.
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by subw00f 4y ago
Never had a crash with my M1 (8gb RAM), although it's pretty choppy even with nothing else open, especially if I go into maneuver mode zoomed out to show other planets.
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by subw00f 4y ago
I've been to major European cities in the last few weeks, Paris, London, Edinburgh, all of them, with no exception had bus routes changed temporarily because of construction, protests, events etc. Of course it's frequent.
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by subw00f 4y ago
I'm not an expert, but I would think creating or changing existing routes for trolleybuses would require setting up overhead wires, which probably need a few things to be in place beforehand. Isn't that just slower/costlier t
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by subw00f 4y ago
>streamlined enough for one person to excute in 2022. How so? I would like to know such streamline processes.
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by subw00f 5y ago
So almost no understanding at all, only shallow memories created by the need to pass exams?
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by subw00f 5y ago
>because it gives publishers incentive to put out quality products I wouldn't say quality products, lowest common denominator and all.
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by subw00f 5y ago
What kind of AWS consultants don't know how to set reserved concurrency? That's one of the most basic things about Lambda, I guess the same goes for any other FaaS providers.
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by subw00f 5y ago
I'm also in that scenario everyday with other 3 non native speakers from different countries, text is preferred unanimously. Tbh, that's the first time I encounter a non native speaker software engineer who prefers video calls.
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by subw00f 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, how does it fare with smokes?
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by subw00f 5y ago
On a semi-related note, I bet the number of "frantic" dogs is up these days. As more people stayed home last year, more dogs were adopted, but the owners couldn't properly socialize them with other dogs or even different peop
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by subw00f 5y ago
It's not about the same people working for the same company anymore. Remote-first orgs can now hire from far bigger pools of candidates for less money overall, possibly keeping the same quality/time of deliveries. For me, it looks
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by subw00f 5y ago
I have worked with both, including Widgets and Quick. I wonder why you think Qtcom is focusing development on Quick, which uses QML (JSON-like syntax) and JavaScript (ES6), while declaring Widgets "feature complete", mostly releas
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by subw00f 5y ago
W
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by subw00f 5y ago
Interest rates are also important, if your game has a banking system with a central bank that makes monetary policy. If agents can start businesses, or take mortgages to buy a house or a car, that would be very cool to see the impacts of th
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by subw00f 6y ago
That's just replaced with brain signal to chip then "decoder" then game software, which I would think is greater than nerve conduction velocity[1]. But then again, there's no "latency" of hand movement + joysti
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by subw00f 7y ago
The gas tank adapation is also common practice in Brazil, especially in taxis and ride sharing cars.
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by subw00f 7y ago
There's a scandal being reported by Glenn Greenwald in Brazil, which is centered around the minister of Justice and his actions as a judge in the Lava Jato operation that led to Lula (ex president) being arrested. He helped prosecutors
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by subw00f 7y ago
I'm always wary of stories such as this one. Everytime I encountered people complaining they were doing everything by the book while that one guy/gal over there gets all the credit doing mediocre work, there were more variables
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by subw00f 7y ago
How often people of non technical background go to science magazine with so little knowledge that they assume there's a way to find the universe's first molecule?
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by subw00f 8y ago
I don't think you can say that about google. Care to elaborate?
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by subw00f 8y ago
Yeah, maybe when you're 16~18, then you grow up and understand just how hard it is to make a difference even in your own social circle, let alone the world. I guess people should stop pretending all the great man and woman we hear abou
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by subw00f 8y ago
I've been using vscode with the jupyter extension ( https://github.com/DonJayamanne/vscodeJupyter ) and it's exactly what you describe, experience of a good text editor and the visual notebook workflow.