tuna74

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by tuna74 2y ago
If you payed for things that are better (like physical media over Netflix etc) the producers would actually respond and there would be more of that.
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by tuna74 2y ago
How is API story for these devices? Are the drivers mainlined in Linux? Is there a specific API you use to code for them? How does the instance you rent on Google Cloud look and what does that have for software?
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by tuna74 2y ago
"On one hand, despite the best efforts, biodiversity loss is accelerating. We're losing habitats and species faster than earth has seen in 60 million years. Ecosystems are so degraded that they require intervention." If an al
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by tuna74 2y ago
Yeah, how hard can it be :)
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by tuna74 2y ago
"Correct, theaters at the time could not really been project anything other than 24fps. So there were 2 parts to the shooting style, and one of them is what you describe, shooting at the higher frame rate used in order to have it play
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by tuna74 2y ago
"We'd shoot a scene with multiple cameras side-by-side shooting at different frames rates, play it back to the class later, and ask which one looked "more like a movie" to them. Invariably, even if they couldn't exp
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by tuna74 2y ago
"But you are right that Collateral did do something very new/unusual at the time, and that was shooting scenes in higher frame-rates than 24, and mixing multiple frame rates in a film. (This might not sound like much, but until th
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by tuna74 2y ago
Could you expand on this? What exactly doe "model domains" mean?
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by tuna74 2y ago
Isn't custom accent colors implemented in the latest Gtk/libadwaita?
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by tuna74 2y ago
Yes! Also, I am pretty sure that people won't even look at > 90 % of everything that they have captured.
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by tuna74 2y ago
I live in Sweden with two kids in school and can do everything through the web (except BankId authentication of course).
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by tuna74 2y ago
60hz screens update every 16.7 ms. So if you add 10 ms to your frame time you will probably miss that 16.7 ms window. Almost all can see the difference between 60 and 120 fps. Most probably don't care though.
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by tuna74 2y ago
If you make a game users definitely care if you are 10 ms slower per frame.
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by tuna74 2y ago
Real Madrid has been the most successful team in the last 10 years and they have zero tactical innovation. Also very fun to watch!
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by tuna74 2y ago
I agree with the breaks, but there is a lot of incentive to make the guaranteed playoff seeding. You might only have a one game chance to make it into the playoffs otherwise.
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by tuna74 2y ago
Durant has only requested a trade once. He completed all his other contracts.
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by tuna74 2y ago
Yes, but removing stuff takes a lot of time and effort that most maintainers want to spend doing something more productive or fun.
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by tuna74 2y ago
Hector explicitly wrote that rebasing patches took a lot of resources from the Asahi devs.
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by tuna74 2y ago
Linus Torvalds did.
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by tuna74 2y ago
I think that is an exaggeration. The maintainers and Linus T. simply didn't care about the things that Kolivas cared about. However, it is much easier to talk about these things if there is actual data you can point to and that did not
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by tuna74 2y ago
It might actually be so bad that the last bad effects mentioned are part of the goal this time. It is kind of funny that the people who complain about the "deep state" with some kind of goal actually create something similar with
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by tuna74 2y ago
The main takeaway from this article should be that if you want to make changes that improve latency, make a benchmark tool first. If you can't measure it you can't really discuss the pros and cons with the implementation.
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by tuna74 2y ago
Yeah, it is like the so called "Shock therapy" imposed on failing countries (like Russia in 1991 and some South american countries in the 2000s). The goal is to break down institutions so that more can be privatized.
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by tuna74 2y ago
Not to the people reading your article.
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by tuna74 2y ago
As written in the article, Mesa will not enable drivers if there is no HW driver in Linux.
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by tuna74 2y ago
You can't shake out bugs for features that are not there. More users won't help, only more developers.
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by tuna74 2y ago
It is not useless if the code is being run and is doing something productive
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by tuna74 2y ago
Maintainers can't yank out code if that leads to feature, performance or user space regressions.
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by tuna74 2y ago
It happened because the Android people put in the work to make it happen both in Linux and in Clang/LLVM.
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by tuna74 2y ago
I thought it was boring and not was not impressed by the visuals.

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