dgently7

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by dgently7 7d ago
also no, even in the high rez video walls its still possible to tell. maybe to an "audience" no but there are lots of fundamental flaws with video walls that make them not the same as filming it for real. all of those flaws show u
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by dgently7 8d ago
go ahead and reductio ad absurdum. you aren't countering my core point that golf courses is the possibly the worst use of space and basically anything else would serve the same or better utility for way more people. heck keep it golf b
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by dgently7 8d ago
its because "green spaces" and "spaces with greens" are not the same. just imagine a 150 acre generic park or forest instead of an over fertilized over watered field for a single game played by only .002 percent of peopl
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by dgently7 8d ago
the golf stat is actually way worse than this... because you aren't accounting for active users. how many people actually benefit from all that water. a golf course... at BEST has two or three foursomes on each hole on average at a tim
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by dgently7 12d ago
i kinda like that better than the typical pronunciation tbh, but also unfortunately for us CD coined the term so we cant even be on a high horse about how he decided to spell and say the word he made up and now we all use. i still might sta
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by dgently7 22d ago
ill give you that the way we talk about this ppl seem to think wed do this tomorrow, but in the 70s a kb of ram took an entire rack and tons of power also. Its seems equally plausible that we could go into a cycle of iterative refinement of
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by dgently7 22d ago
exactly, but the "goes out of date" is bad when we talk about software.. but this isnt software, its hardware. the youd have to buy a new one to get a better model is a FEATURE not a bug. like if im apple... and i can put a sol le
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by dgently7 29d ago
there is an amazing subplot in the book "service model" that describes a set of robot librarians doing exactly this kind of thing, plus sorting every bit.
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by dgently7 29d ago
I thought i read somewhere that the soil on mars is probably pretty toxic to humans, so maybe getting there safely isn't as concerning as what you'd do once you are there...
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by dgently7 1mo ago
yes. people who are making content professionally need to make sure they actually have a license for the content they use. model, sound effect, whatever. the best way to do that is either create it yourself or buy it from place like cg trad
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by dgently7 1mo ago
have to say i really enjoyed how this was presented. no comment on the results or the premise of are people good at mowing or just good at playing "snake" i would be very curious to see if this same result held up when you also fa
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by dgently7 1mo ago
why would apple make a chip that could be updated to improve the model when they could just sell you a better chip in the next years device? on device llm gives apple the new "better camera" "better screen" race they nee
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by dgently7 2mo ago
am i wrong but doesnt the article say the dude worked at "eyeline" which seems to be consistently described in a quick search as a "netflix owned vfx company" which would not really make this guy a "netflix employe
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by dgently7 2mo ago
if you struggle with sticking it might not be just your pan... yeah, a good stainless is more than non stick enough for anything. But something that doesn't get enough attention with these kinds of statements is the role of the cooktop
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by dgently7 2mo ago
in 3d we have "blinns law", someone else probably has a better definition but basically it says that we keep adding complexity and details to a scene until it takes about an hour to render a frame. that being about as long as any
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by dgently7 2mo ago
this checks out. Not the most technically impressive feat but i was able to do this with some remote controls for some ceiling fans. figured out the protocol, wired up an esp32 with a radio chip, and had the whole thing integrated into HA i
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by dgently7 3mo ago
you are onto something here.. except that instead of a single "scheduler" (the player) each core should need to grab and release its stuff. so its multiplayer and you have to coordinate who us doign what. or maybe each person is a
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by dgently7 3mo ago
it occurs to me that you dont need to even actually do it. just say you will. say you have an ironclad way to lock it down that is baked into the hardware. If the scalpers think they cant actually sell them they wont try to buy them. MOST p
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by dgently7 3mo ago
just invite more friends over and make it batch style in a punch bowl. still will be an unhealthy amount unless you have a lot of friends, but you will have a good time. no idea on the accuracy or veracity of the history of the name (as is
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by dgently7 3mo ago
this. also realize its a complex game with a legit learning curve. you literally cant just drop in to pvp and expect to have fun. and also at least in lobbies with noob in the name its pretty rare for people to be actively hostile to the lo
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by dgently7 3mo ago
i just started playing this last year, and tbh ive seen way more patience in "noob" lobbies than i would have expected for an online game. the bar (pun intended) to having a good experience as a noob is not hard but also not obvio
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by dgently7 3mo ago
hmm yeah, take that one step farther and you have your get on the ocean fast tutorial level.. go from point a to point b. fight one ship. capture a small island. then the map opens up an you are just in the first level. ready to take on the
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by dgently7 3mo ago
a middle approach could be a trainer mode where you can say your desired direction of travel and the game gives you a suggestion of heading + trim. think like the driving line in racing sims, it doesn't brake for you but it helps you d
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by dgently7 3mo ago
the control layout is a bit awkward on mobile. i find myself wanting to adjust both heading and trim continuously, but both controls are on the right so i cant use both thumbs. then the buttons to fire/ board are fiddly. tbh almost gav
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by dgently7 4mo ago
sure of course nothing is perfect and oiio has a lot of surface area / is still oss. thats good advice. ive just seen a lot of "ai researchers" who are getting into professional image processing and are both beginners and wan
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by dgently7 4mo ago
"Let’s say you’re writing an image processing program. The program takes in an image, converts it to floating point, does some processing and finally saves the modified pixels to disk as 8-bit colors. " excuse to argue about the b
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by dgently7 4mo ago
pull up any moderately busy picture with more than a trivial amount of objects. pictures of "traffic" or with other similar repetition are great for this demo. pick one specific object (like a specific tire on one car) in the imag
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by dgently7 4mo ago
wasnt that magenta highlights thing a pretty well known deficiency of the reds for a long time? (unsure if they resolved it in recent ones)
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by dgently7 5mo ago
also let me rearrange the tiles on the board not just my rack. its very frustrating if you need to swap two letters you have to move the first one out of the way then put the second then move the first again.
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by dgently7 5mo ago
unrailed meets scrabble. what dictionary does this use, i tried a few words that i was pretty sure are in the scrabble set but didnt work here. (could be wrong) for me the train is a little bit too fast for the letter input method. like eve

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