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Comment #49099410
I can also recommend Raw Therapee as an open source raw editor.
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Comment #49091791
I'm reminded of a graphic novel by Barry Jones called "The Book of Niall" about an actor going through "depersonalization-derealization disorder", a similar form of dissociation th…
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Comment #49076835
The blog itself, Animation Obsessive, is also all high quality if this kind of thing interests you
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Comment #49052110
Yeah I thought it was gonna be a static page
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Comment #49051829
Kinda? Routing can be compared and benchmarked pretty easily so I'm not as worried about it
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Comment #49046566
How many tokens did it burn doing that instead of just vendoring? Like I said in a separate comment, these tools are written and trained by corporations first and foremost, they'll…
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Comment #49046512
> Model Routing will always be done better by models themselves. > The models themselves will get better at this and frontier companies will simply give that capability I would nev…
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Comment #48740849
I mean you could probably say that for most crud applications, the difference is somebody else is already done the work of setting everything up and it looks nice
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Comment #48718438
I'm seeing surprisingly few comments about OP getting homeopathic treatment
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Comment #48718328
The blog post itself has pretty a pretty strong un-copy-edited ChatGPT vibes.
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Comment #48714124
That's a pretty strong assertion just throw out like it's obvious
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Comment #48708132
These kinds of policies are exactly what I meant by "distractions", those policies tend to help the wealthy far more than workers, and then those same policies are turned towards t…
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Comment #48708103
I would call that holding steady worldwide in the last decade, which honestly is still unacceptable with how much more wealthy the world has gotten
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Comment #48707878
And yet we are also living in some of the strongest wealth inequality in the last 100 years at least. https://ourworldindata.org/economic-inequality
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Comment #48707684
> Additionally, it often happens that the interests of people in one country are antagonistic to the interests of people in another country. I find this honestly kind of difficult …
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Comment #48707670
The idea that the answer to this question would not be intuitive to pretty much anyone that participates in an economy is a genuine shock.
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Comment #48685857
The term "millennials" referred to a specific cohort of people that all share similar experiences and therefore culture because they were born around a specific time (early ninties…
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Comment #48674203
As it was fortold in the prophecy: Relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/1053/ >
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Comment #48660827
The usage of the phrase has evolved past carrying about the actual generation (kind of like how people still talk about "millennials" like they're college students). Also, Hoffman …
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Comment #48660719
Fair, the youths very much much get blamed for smoking and gambling back in the day as well. Sort of pivotal to the story of Pinocchio, for example
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Comment #48619601
Even if it's not the same resolution there's still benefits, a bit one that it will likely be WAY less expensive, both upfront and in maintenance, even after building the water tan…
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Comment #48342103
A kind of literal translation would be that he cannot match the amount of love and support that his wife shows, both in amount or in intensity. A rewording might be "she is more su…
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Comment #48339249
I appreciate the AI disclosure, I hope that becomes normalized
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Comment #48335276
Open source it all, I double dog dare you
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Comment #48316971
I mean, the numbers are pretty significant, but like there really isn't a great argument when they're already talking about second non-primary homes. Like no one is forcing them to…