PcChip

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by PcChip 7d ago
how can you say that without having tried both?
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by PcChip 11d ago
Get a ts101 It makes me look like i know what I’m doing
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by PcChip 18d ago
When i hear “weathering” i think of something slowly eroding away
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by PcChip 20d ago
exactly the same for me
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by PcChip 21d ago
to save others from having to look up what that is like I did, it's a car
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by PcChip 23d ago
embers are probably too hot to freeze anything
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by PcChip 1mo ago
why just meta and not also instagram and tiktok?
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by PcChip 1mo ago
have any details, writups on a blog, or videos? sounds interesting!
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by PcChip 1mo ago
It sounds like they want the shortest time, even if that means mixing public transit with walking together
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by PcChip 1mo ago
our group sees them all the time while skating the katy trail and through downtown dallas
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by PcChip 2mo ago
I assume apple TV doesn’t do malicious things like this, and we love the interface and it “just works” with HDR
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by PcChip 2mo ago
can you explain why you feel this way, instead of making radical claims without saying why?
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by PcChip 2mo ago
what is it about raytraced animation that makes it more expensive to update the BVH mesh vertices every frame, compared to old-school bone animation where you send the info to the vertex shader every frame?
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by PcChip 2mo ago
Is this similar to moodycamel’s?
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by PcChip 2mo ago
That is amazing and it makes me smile
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by PcChip 2mo ago
Did you configure pipewire to allow multiple samplerates, so it can auto-switch the dac and not have to resample?
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by PcChip 2mo ago
I think you mean miss?
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by PcChip 2mo ago
a world has a seed as well, so when you walked past the generated portion it would start randomly generating from that seed, which wouldn't match the portion that was sculpted you would have to make the AI search for seeds that generat
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by PcChip 2mo ago
OpenGL works fine, I'm using it in my hobby game engine (shaders, not the old fixed-function OpenGL) it also will run just fine on windows or Linux using Proton with no issues if I had to learn Vulkan from scratch instead, that would h
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by PcChip 2mo ago
Works out of the box for me on CachyOS, both amd and nvidia
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by PcChip 2mo ago
When we watched that South Park episode, my wife had to explain to me that those were real and not a made up thing for the show
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by PcChip 2mo ago
am I the only one that finds it very hard to read this font?
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by PcChip 2mo ago
this is a really dumb question, but how is -1 represented? is it a float? if so, how many bits is the float? I've never heard of a bit ever having more than two possible values
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by PcChip 2mo ago
I've used it since that simpsons episode "it's a load bearing poster..."
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by PcChip 2mo ago
I saw a very similar post a month or two ago, is this the same author? edit: no, this is the one I was remembering: https://farnoy.dev/posts/linux-latency
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by PcChip 2mo ago
>Outside of home-labs, it's rare for me to see any devices connected to the LAN side of a wireless router these days I would assume every gaming desktop computer would be? I actually assumed every desktop would be...
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by PcChip 2mo ago
probably for a lot of people, AI has been degrading our skills
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by PcChip 3mo ago
you might want to see if your DAC re-clocks incoming optical, if not then it's relying on the cheap clock generator from your computer
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by PcChip 3mo ago
I'm also one of those audiophile crazies that obsesses over which metals to use in cabling, power filtering, swapping opamps, and builds their own DACs, amps, and speakers
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by PcChip 3mo ago
I'm curious if the audio was being sent bit-perfect to the DAC for all of these tests (ALSA direct), or if it was being run through the audio mixer and being resampled I can always tell if my 44.1 songs are being resampled to 48 becaus

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