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blindstitch
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Comment #49225777
2x dell 2415q's is my favorite setup I've ever had. I hope that some more options for high-dpi 24" monitors come out in the future.
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Comment #47998977
Same effective fov but the image will not look the same at all. The swing lens makes all areas of the frame look as if the lens is facing the subject dead on, without the same dist…
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Comment #47816389
Also, what many of the computer programmer people here downvoting will not understand is that interrupting creative flow with crashes is not an acceptable cost of doing business. F…
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Comment #47816315
I agree that this software is not ready for wide adoption in industry. Crashes are 5-10 times more common than premiere, FCP, avid, or resolve. I use it to make short instructional…
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Comment #47516421
This is cool, can you say more about how the routing backend works? Was it difficult getting all this data for transit?
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Comment #47231256
By the time I stopped using windows 10 on my daily driver last year I had 6 tweak apps always running to smooth over the endless papercuts. Now that I'm on KDE I don't have to run …
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Comment #47203168
Go to the wikipedia page for Syria and click the dropdown for other languages
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Comment #46914723
I learned a lot of the knots and hitches I use from this site. One of my favorites is the Beer Knot ( https://www.animatedknots.com/beer-knot ) which I use to make little loops out…
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Comment #46721086
Thanks for all this, what you wrote and the discussion that followed has been genuinely helpful, and I think it might help bridge some cultural divides that I've experienced when w…
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Comment #46620397
If you make every single person go through Github's miserable auth process just to do git pull, they are going to leave
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Comment #46517568
I had my directions reversed, so the extra reach doesn't really apply, I suppose, but I think aligned to the right side (when looking into the lens) is even worse. I maybe see what…
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Comment #46515747
Practically and ergonomically I prefer a centered lens. Your hand has to reach less far to reach the focus ring and aperture control. Most slr cameras have buttons on both sides of…
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Comment #44759415
Please approve my anglerfish. Thank you.
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Comment #44645486
The fork that I've been using, WhisperX, seems to do better. I've used it on clean splits of mic tracks (ie total silence when the other is talking) with far fewer hallucinations.
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Comment #44638707
I think something else would come in its place, like an automated way of trying out the options for solutions that you get when using it. Which AI incidentally is pretty good at.
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Comment #44638666
This is scarily accurate about how I use stack overflow. And then I never make the post, and the information never ends up out there!
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Comment #44638532
My life is given meaning by my relationships with my partner and family, pursuing my passions and hobbies, semi yearly bicycle trips, petting my cat etc. Its meaning is chipped awa…
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Comment #44635502
3%, dear god... do you have a link to where you heard that?
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Comment #44351177
The typesetting is finished whenever you want it to be. I spend most of my time thinking about the content.
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Comment #44242028
A lot of the time it's a just a near-verbatim rephrasing of the top result, too.
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Comment #44168859
Flowing text between boxes can be done with flowfram, which is old and clunky, but works OK.
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Comment #44034380
I was hoping for some kind of easter egg if you drag the music into the trash.
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Comment #44032558
I would love if the bug(s) with working on the windows filesystem from within wsl could now be fixed. https://github.com/microsoft/WSL/discussions/9412#discussion...
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Comment #43888269
My first thought. It's the ultimate American invention, something to let you fly straight over the speed bumps people have installed to keep their streets safe, neatly tying up the…