throwawaygimp

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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
thanks, didn't know about that
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
Keep it respectful guys - while a lot of you are earning a shit load to peddle ads, this dude make some amazing original things and more importantly spent a huge portion of his life trying to help others get value from his thoughts and idea
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
I hope so. I would love to use Ruby embedded one day
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
Me too! I got stuck there because taxis weren't running to the airport due to snow. Had a rad time... everything was covered in snow, not a car on the road. Apparently the locals hadn't seen anything like it, so maybe a freak one.
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
Very interesting. I'm currently desiging and building a system which has a separate MCU just for timing accurate stuff rather than having the burdon of realtime kernel stuff, but I never considered just dedicating a core. Then I could
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
> meanwhile, our ancestors ate nothing but meat for millions of years Our ancestors ate almost entirely plants. Even we modern humans only recently started getting a significant proportion of our caleries from meat/animal fat. Now w
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
I'm sure this will be buried etc, but just something to pass on. I spend a lot of time in small planes doing aerial surveying work with equipment I make. The pilot i've flown with the most spent his whole career flying and trainin
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
driving a car does not, by itself, cause car accidents
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
Anyone interested in this needs to check out Fyodor Serzhenko's work: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fastvideo/ Doing the same thing but on CUDA cores. I am evaluating it for our needs and the quality of t
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
I'm not sure I would still have the will to keep coding without ruby
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
Do an image search for 'Shipping container floor'. They have horizontal steel bracing which a wooden floor gets mounted on. Definitely far from water tight. The only way they are going to float for any period of time is if teh con
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
So decades of cooperation created the most incredible thing humans have created, then a bunch of kids come along and say 'Thanks! Fuck you. I'm just going to crap all over your efforts, profit from it, and there is nothing you can
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
the rPis of the era didn't have true gigabit ethernet, which I was using to drive cameras which saturated the link. The ethernet was via the USB 2 bus on them, so limited to 480mbps in theory, but much less in practice. So the rPis did
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
We had a SBC embedded in a product, so I tested exhaustively pretty much every one on the market, then used two of them in the real world for the last few years. Tinkerboard was the most solid and performant across all different areas, wit
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by throwawaygimp 6y ago
Very long time Gimp user, also photoshop user here. Full credit to all the hard working developers on it over the years. You should be proud of what you created. However. Gimp was always just slightly too good, mature, stable and complete,