Keyframe

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by Keyframe 10mo ago
i hate to be that guy, but.. before google was around, it was the first wave of commercial internet - for all of what five years? Online search was a thing, in-fact it was THE thing across many vendors and all relied on advertising revenue.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
absolutely, and I don't think it's due to our nostalgic-tinted glasses. Not everything has to be 3D.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
I have multiple real Amigas (jesus, that's a lot of amigas meme), but since I installed PiMiga on a rpi400 with its monitor, that's like 99% what you need amiga for. I even prefer it to my commodore 1084s fleet. Even though I need
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
Apple used similar marketing tactics with G4 since it was "so powerful" it was under restricted export control, where in reality it was an outdated regulation that needed an update.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
I don't even have to touch the steering wheel anymore! Is that legal where you live?
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
similar story although I can't remember the name of the MUD anymore. Nor much of the game for that fact. I do remember flee was an important concept and action early on when you started out. What did matter and stay was exactly what yo
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
AI does need a ton of energy to function, so far. So there's that.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
I'd never run film at claimed top speeds unless it was a disposable copy print, but seems exciting. Long way have we come from linear array cameras and telecine to these. Different light sources would be useful for dust and scratches m
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
Oh man, that brought a memory! I learned C and made my first "bigger" steps in programming on VT320 and VT420 connected to one of the Sun boxes. I'm still fond of that amber glow.
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by Keyframe 10mo ago
that's what context7 mcp is for!
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
It is a tough issue, but legalese will probably start from where and on what and how did this thing train on in order to be able to produce such results. It's similar to (guitar) amp modeling. Eventually they will either have to remove
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
Or an unrealized IOCCC champion Whitney seems to aspire to.
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
Every AI company is going to end up being a wrapper around them. the race is for sure on: https://menlovc.com/perspective/2025-mid-year-llm-market-upd...
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
Game has to process the input, but it also has to update the "world" (which might also involve separate processing like physics) and then also render it both visually and audio. With network and server updates in-between things ge
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
wait until you start conversing with it. It's been a game changer for me how I use Claude CLI. It suits my workflow fine since my sessions are intense in focus I have to bring and I iterate with it; I just haven't found _a way_ wh
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
You mean the one that all languages eventually converge to Lisp? That's a fact though :)
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
You make it sound like what they, according to you, tried to do was a success. One look at nano texture screen is enough for a resounding no.
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
is stock up because of them or despite them?
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
It's truly special. I haven't seen that before. It doesn't work always, with all OS' though, but when it does - it's great.
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
why would it be? I'm the first one against genai, my nickname tells the story, but this isn't different from restoration or poorly animated reconstructed scenes they've been doing.
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
I'm interested in how's the battery life while running a thing ilke this. Another thing I'm interested in does it support rendering to texture.. usage being used as a texture on an object (monitor let's say) in a game or
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
These type of things is what gets me excited about video genAI. Audio is available, presumably scripts and production notes as well. People have done animated reconstructions as well. AI reconstructions will probably play in rather well int
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
That's like calculating a trip cost based on gas cost without accounting for car rental, gas station food, and especially mandatory bathroom fee after said food.
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
folks at embark software seems like embark has disembarked from Rust and support for it altogether
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
I salute your for deep dive into this. History would have it that ASN.1 was already there as both an IDL and serialization format when HTTPS certs were defined. If it were today, would it be the same or would we end up with protobuf or thri
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
I thought you were joking, Was I wrong.
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
You can't look at it like _that_. Biometrics has its own "things". I don't know what OP is actually doing, but it's probably not classical image processing. Most probably facial features are going through some &quot
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
It doesn't count. It's not downtime, it's unscheduled maintenance event.
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
At least we've got github steady with our code and IaaC, right? Right?!
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by Keyframe 11mo ago
isn't "we made a machine to do something that people used to do" basically the entire history of of technology? yes, until we reached art and thinking part. Big part of the problem might be that we reached that part first b

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