underscoremark

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Is Shipd.ai (Datacurve) Legit?(shipd.ai)
1 points by underscoremark 3d ago|1 comments
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
Kleenex-Script
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
No sarcasm. Thanks for asking (no sarcasm, again). You asked the right questions, IMO, and I think they are self evident. > do they fill the exact same space? No. > is Blender adopted by different types of companies? Yes. A company o
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
I think the questions you ask demonstrate that you already understand the issue completely.
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
If you had multiple shows in production, I would expect that standards be set to use the same platforms and versions across the board. If the company is more than a boutique shop, I would expect them to have a somewhat competent CTO to mana
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
> constantly changing API that doesn’t allow for the extensibility You pick a (stable) version, and use that API. It doesn't change if you don't. If it truly is a _major_ project, then constantly "upgrading" to the
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
It's a hardware issue. Blender 3.0+ requires a graphics card and drivers with OpenGL 4.3 support. I don't have that hardware. I have used Blender for 3D printing, though. Architectural design, as well. The interface is a rub at
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
Blender is the go-to for struggling artists/developers, and industry outsiders, like me. I'm stuck at Blender 2.93.18 because I don't have the budget for better hardware, let alone a Maya license! However, even that version
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
I hosted Canvas Clash in Firefox on Windows 10, with myself, on a Samsung phone, and two AIs. Trivia games are great for bars - finding/creating quality trivia content, and lots of it, may be the greater challenge. It would be especial
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by underscoremark 10mo ago
Nice. The game I was hosting kept dying with "Oh no, Something went wrong :(". However, I like the concept. These are good for personal social gatherings, but has great potential for more public places, too (like pubs/bars
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by underscoremark 11mo ago
My batches turn out excellent. Some tips, if you'd like to try again: - Harvest the younger leaves, remove the stems. - Harvest before they go to seed, or remove all seeds. - Make a tea from the leaves by soaking in hot water. Do not
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by underscoremark 11mo ago
Yes. :-) I know what the acronym AGI is, and how that acronym can mean whatever is convenient for that bunch of autistic "smart" internet people (hence, the "whatever that means" part).
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by underscoremark 11mo ago
I would add that the path that AI is going down right now isn't really focused on true AGI (whatever that is), but only the metric set by those who would profit the most by being able to make that claim.
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3D Wave Function Collapse in GDScript (Godot)(github.com)
3 points by underscoremark 11mo ago|1 comments
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by underscoremark 2y ago
You'll waste your life chasing dreams of changing the world. You have presented yourself as a solution looking for a problem. I am sorry if that seems harsh, but you asked. From my experiences, positive impacts have never been top-dow
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by underscoremark 7y ago
Reminds me of one of Isaac Arthur's recent videos, "The Paperclip Maximizer": https://youtu.be/3mk7NVFz_88
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by underscoremark 7y ago
The thermodynamics of this rarely matches peoples' optimism about it. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=thunderf00t+wat...
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by underscoremark 10y ago
$0.06 Its not just for other developers (when I revisit something I've written months/years ago). But yeah, when I have to review code with Testing/QA, who aren't full time developers, it makes it much easier to step th
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by underscoremark 10y ago
Location: Ottawa, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to Relocate: Yes Technologies: - DevOps - Build Automation - Continous Integration - Atlassian JIRA/Confluence/Bitbucket - Jenkins CI - Trac - AWS, VMware, Docker - RE
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by underscoremark 10y ago
A (perhaps) related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5686139
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by underscoremark 10y ago
Just so it's clear, I think this guy is out to lunch: > "Don’t be in the game industry if you can’t love all 80 hours/week of it — you’re taking a job from somebody who would really value it."
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Game developers must avoid the ‘wage-slave’ attitude(venturebeat.com)
5 points by underscoremark 10y ago|1 comments
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by underscoremark 11y ago
IDSIA : http://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/
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by underscoremark 11y ago
I wish I could ad-block YouTube ads that don't let me "skip" in 5 seconds (that seems to be a good measure of my tolerance). The ads I do remember, and maybe the most effective, are the ones that only run for 5 seconds. &qu
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by underscoremark 11y ago
Did you call the front desk for assistance? I used to work as a network analyst for a company providing high speed Internet for hotels across North and South America. The default network policies were quite aggressive (to limit network (ab
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by underscoremark 11y ago
Location: Gatineau, Quebec, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: DevOps, Continuous Integration, Jenkins, Trac, Automation, HTML5, REST, JSON, Python, Javascript, Node.js, Dojo, C, Scheme, OCaml, Erlang/Elixir, Post
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by underscoremark 11y ago
https://vimeo.com/opensourceecology
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by underscoremark 11y ago
Not at all! A welcome distraction for a Friday afternoon.
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by underscoremark 12y ago
I think that GPS would be accurate enough, in many cases, like traffic accidents. However, GPS capabilities require Wireless Phase II, which is not always available. Otherwise, the location being presented to the PSAP is that of the cell
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by underscoremark 13y ago
How about a system that ranks the "popularity" and activity on all the forks, and simply lists/suggests these forks when a repository is considered inactive? The community will figure it out ("this fork is the suggested source"), and no ac

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