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by fattire 1y ago
Tesla claims this is a hoax on Twitter. https://x.com/Tesla/status/1954992987223757149
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by fattire 2y ago
Why not use the storage access framework, which is agnostic to where the files are being saved whether local or remote? By selecting the file to open or naming it to save, you choose a destination and permission is implicitly granted to th
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by fattire 3y ago
It's always suspect when a big company asks for more regulation-- OpenAI, FTX, etc. It's usually in the name of the public good or fairness etc, but they may actually be looking for legal recognition of otherwise dubious activitie
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by fattire 3y ago
You can opt out of it thankfully.
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by fattire 3y ago
I've played with langchain now for a couple weeks (with some of the llama-derivative local models and Oobadooba's native & openai apis + TextGen https://python.langchain.com/docs/modules/model_io&#x2F
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by fattire 3y ago
"Tyranny"? Really?
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by fattire 3y ago
Strange that you use a still-popular, decentralized, open-standard global service with a myriad of paid and free providers, for which there exists dozens of open-source clients and servers across the planet, all of which integrate with each
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by fattire 4y ago
The year is 2029. Farmers everywhere are confounded by new weed strains which look more and more like the crops they intermingle with, hiding more perfectly among the plants every year. Then someone had the idea to not vaporize a small p
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by fattire 4y ago
Here is an account of the whole laptop decision on Kara Swisher's podcast from the perspective of Twitter's former safety chief Yoel Roth. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why-twitters-former-sa...
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by fattire 4y ago
As you mentioned, the nodes are used in Fusion and the Color page, where they belong, not in either timeline editor (Cut Page & Edit Page).
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by fattire 4y ago
Only for lack of hardware to test it on. There is an open issue if you want to try your hand at getting it to work on non-NVidia, though it will run best on some kind of dedicated GPU due to the heavy graphics operations it does. See http
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by fattire 4y ago
(You edited your comment to oblivion, but because it was so embarassingly wrong, I don't blame you.) My original response: "close enough to a NLE"?? What the-- DaVinci Resolve has included a standalone non-linear editor sinc
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by fattire 4y ago
Of course it's a non-linear editor roughly on par with Avid, Final Cut, or Premiere. With all due respect, this person has no idea what they're talking about. The Cut page (as opposed to the Edit page) is what's apparently t
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by fattire 4y ago
Ana Kasparian examined this right-wing talking point at length: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2zIOMp0RSA She addresses additional related misrepresentations from conservative media. One source she cites is here: https:&
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by fattire 4y ago
> TCP/IP and HTML became dominant because they were open standards. Should they have been proprietary, they would have floundered and something else would have emerged instead. Anyone remember AppleTalk? https://en.wikipe
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by fattire 4y ago
I thought it was about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUHT773gnPU https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sneakers_(1981_video_game)
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by fattire 4y ago
This article reminds me of how critics said Carlin was getting dark and cynical and unfunnny in his last few specials. Now I see clips from these same specials celebrated daily on Twitter.
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by fattire 5y ago
Leaving aside "sitting for an hour" (?), isn't it much safer to charge 99% of the time in your own garage and never have to regularly step out of your car alone at a dark gas station on the corner? Even on a long drive you le
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by fattire 5y ago
Why would it take decades?
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by fattire 5y ago
NPR asked why taxes are so complicated. Ted might want to have a chat with his libertarian friends at Americans for Tax Reform (Grover Norquist). https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2019/04/03/709656
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by fattire 5y ago
How do you know these payments are offset by income taxes?
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by fattire 5y ago
You mean the cost of having thousands of renters go insta-homeless and thousands of landlords getting stiffed for a year's worth of rent?
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by fattire 5y ago
Depends-- If I'm in the sell-things-for-a-million-dollars-at-a-huge-profit business, this is great news for me. Or if I live in a people-that-didn't-just-get-a-million-dollars-go-instantly-homeless-with-their-entire-family communi
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by fattire 5y ago
Because you're projecting?
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by fattire 5y ago
Exactly.
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by fattire 5y ago
OR Governments that do such things tend to have excellent economies as a result by preventing a cascade of unneeded financial collapses and the social costs associated with dealing with that along with the increased human suffering of an al
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by fattire 6y ago
For those unaware, the premise of They Live is that the elites and one-percenters are actually inter-dimensionally traveling space aliens. It's a great movie, but a metaphor not a "time-shifted documentary", unless I missed t
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by fattire 6y ago
Was I alone in reading this as Dalton's Disk Disintegrator being overrated?
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by fattire 6y ago
Yeah I guess I was asking if having only partial-immunity effectively acts as a filter or creates pressure so that rarer mutated strains make it through and are given a pathway to infection/reproduction. From your response: "It m
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by fattire 6y ago
Would a partial or half immunized population not end up culturing a more resistant strain?

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