synapse26

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by synapse26 3y ago
The official guide [0] is good, but a bit too detailed. I started out with ruiqimao's mechanical keyboard PCB guide [1], which I think is good enough to get my feet wet. From then on it's just messing around and checking the doc
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SnapFusion: Text-to-Image Diffusion Model on Mobile Devices Within Two Seconds(snap-research.github.io)
221 points by synapse26 3y ago|52 comments
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by synapse26 3y ago
I guess it varies somewhat, but how much does an average competitive mouse costs?
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by synapse26 3y ago
There hasn't been any compelling reason that makes it necessary for me to use VR/AR. It's still at the "fun" category, which make it hard to justify spending much money for "fun". Especially when the low-e
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by synapse26 4y ago
I disagree, Microsoft exploits people (not just users) in a different way than Google. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Microsoft They strong arm with laptop manufacturers to nearly force users to pay for a
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by synapse26 4y ago
Yes, I’d be one too. I have no legal opinions about this, but morally, Copilot just doesn’t hit me right. One of the purpose open source exist is for it to be, well, open. It’s so annoying seeing this tool Specifically use only open source
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by synapse26 4y ago
I fully agree with your point. However, this only applies when miners are buying new cards. I live in Vietnam, crypto mining/usage is pretty big, during the last crypto craze a few months (a year?) ago, all miners are willing to buy ol
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by synapse26 4y ago
I am very interested in something like that. Would you mind giving your company’s name or website so I can find out when it’s out?
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by synapse26 4y ago
Haven’t looked at the Intel space, but doesn’t AMD have an “PRO” tier available for OEM only? Ryzen Pro, Threadripper Pro… Or Nvidia and their segmented RTX/GTX vs Quadro. These hardware companies love segmentation, let them have it, d
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by synapse26 4y ago
I’m paying for some services and yet I still find myself torrenting the same medias available on these platform. Because of the fact that video compression is so terrible (especially with Netflix, even on highest plan) that at times it’s un
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by synapse26 4y ago
I see these as more art and a statement about Linux’s ubiquitousness rather than anything especially meaningful. There’s probably not a lot of people who want to run Doom on a lamp, but people did that anyway.
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by synapse26 4y ago
Hi, I can relate. I also struggle to learn guitar for years, what helps me is that I - Invest in an expensive ($400, so not really, but much better than what I used to have) guitar so I’d feel guilty leaving it there. - Make it a point to p
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by synapse26 5y ago
Because privacy, after all, is just another PR word. What Apple is really after is that app store money and an even more closed up ecosystem.
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by synapse26 5y ago
The modularity of the Framework laptop comes to mind, maybe one day, we’ll see.