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Comment #47681778
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Comment #45985970
Teensy 4.1 is a beast, also quite power efficient.
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Comment #45282734
if you don't care about safety remove the protective grill
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Comment #44870578
Google Keep is a nice concept. Text and available on all devices.
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Comment #43374484
I'm not a data scientist, but I assume that having more information about the subject would yield better results. In particular, upscaling faces doesn't produce convincing outcomes…
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Comment #43372769
Instead of training on vast amounts of arbitrary data that may lead to hallucinations, wouldn't it be better to train on high-resolution images of the specific subject we want to u…
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Comment #42481851
pretty sure a memory access is faster than the methods presented in the article.
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Comment #42442549
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Comment #41312541
There is room for only one blockchain app in the world we live in. And that is for Bitcoin.
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Comment #40296628
I've been there, and it was a pain. All my backups were corrupted due to a faulty RAM module. Initially, I blamed the hard drives because they seemed to be failing right before my …
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Comment #38843591
so, it's full screen compiled sprites.
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Comment #37948686
I would buy that book.
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Comment #37927805
The demoscene has always been about real-time graphics. It never sought to compete with video animations. Many demosceners were, at heart, game developers who valued and appreciate…
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Comment #37927677
The demoscene was once the birthplace of elite programmers.
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Comment #37480083
Nostalgia
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Comment #37479968
1g constant acceleration is enough. But we don't have the technology yet.
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Comment #35186864
thank you, but no. Short it yourself.
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Comment #34480461
Silent data corruption is silent. ECC should be mandatory just for the error reporting. The system should inform the user that a DIMM has gone bad and needs replacement.
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Comment #34471474
Latest Intel desktop CPUs (i.e. i9-13900KF) supports ECC with the W680 chipset.
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Comment #33451410
Also cache matters a lot. If n is small an array is always faster by a big margin.
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Comment #33291955
Only respect for this mad guy. Not only did he build it he also played it in public.
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Comment #32795339
Godot is nice
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Comment #30840408
easy solution: Don't click on trends, read only tweets from the people you follow.