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Comment #43519057
I was always curious about its performance. How is the latency compared to alternatives like Parsec, HP Anywhere or NoMachine?
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Comment #43286408
Content creation usually, which consists of audio, photo, and video editing mostly. The hardware and software integration makes video editing on a Mac really superior, specially wi…
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Comment #42510748
Question for pros: I'm a Python dev who recently started diving into C++, hoping to build plugins for DCCs. However, every time I read these threads, I feel as if I'm on the comple…
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Comment #40840247
Most countries should study the Brazilian system called Pix. It's faster than Interac, controlled by the central bank and very accessible to its population. https://www.bcb.gov.br/…
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Comment #40450196
I know nothing about Zig, but this is pretty interesting and looks well designed. Linus was recently very mad when someone suggested a new semantics for overflow: —— I'm still enti…
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Comment #39980150
Because it creates more problems than it solves. A movie set is expensive and moves fast – and keying is not as big of a problem as they made it out to be. For example, Niko doesn'…
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Comment #39822394
I'm seeing shots that would be incredibly expensive for some productions - even if we ignore the ones requiring visual effects work. Some of them would need small crews, permits, r…
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Comment #39636336
Looks like Temporal and Prefect had a baby. I hope this gets traction and best luck to the team.
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Comment #39563536
Is there any i3wm alternative that works with Wayland on Nvidia hardware (proprietary drivers)? I tried Sway and Hyprland last month but found neither ready for daily use.
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Comment #38801257
The terminal window from VSCode still gives you all of that, with some extra ergonomics from the GUI. No need to remember ctrl b + % to split a Tmux window, scrolling and find just…
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Comment #38373490
If a company train the model from scratch, on its own dataset, could the resulting model be used commercially?
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Comment #38297795
This already happens with chess - despite the machine being superhuman, people have never been more attracted to the human game. Perhaps what will happen is that we will have more …
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Comment #38273755
The GDPR in Europe doesn’t allow you to use publicly available information without explicit user consent, especially if involves personal data. Even doing some Google Analytics can…
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Comment #38124038
I went through this rabbit hole about 2 years ago. I assembled 2 versions of also 34 keys designs, split, low profile keyboards. That helped a lot with my RSI but eventually my thu…
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Comment #38094577
Because most people prefer spend their free time consuming art instead of staring at a wall. You just forgot that art embraces games, music, movies, tv shows, comics, books or even…
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Comment #38061411
Pixar/Disney used AI to enhance their latest Elemental characters. They did a technical presentation 2 months ago month at Siggraph: https://dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3587421.3595…
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Comment #38039040
What would be a good library /tool to auto arrange a complex graph (DAG) like the Blender/Unreal/Houdini node interfaces? I would expect some options to set constraints, like the f…
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Comment #37981335
Most of the high-end 3D work is rendered on CPU render farms, specially due to how large and complex the scenes are.
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Comment #37848388
Even high-end cameras that can shoot in Log, like the Sony A7 series, apply some noise reduction on their end. This is important for most compressed formats. However, most people w…
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Comment #37711455
I would also love to have an auto layout that considers more than just uncrossing lines. I spent some time trying to find a solution for organizing Nuke node graphs (for VFX) that …
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Comment #37509243
They are already doing it: most humans are not capable of writing a program to drive a car, be an interesting talking companion, or even remove noise from audio. We still need huma…
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Comment #37504092
Because it’s easy to shift VFX work to another location. Even a decade ago, VFX studios were popping up almost overnight in Vancouver. All you needed was to rent some space and thi…
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Comment #37453100
Ffmpeg is used frequently, but not for masters. The finishing part is done under softwares like Baselight/Resolve/Nucoda, and that's when the color is baked. If a ProRes is require…
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Comment #37195406
There's one selling for $4.1 right now. https://www.jamesedition.com/cars/rimac/nevera/rimac-nevera-...
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Comment #37044414
Scott Ross, founder and former CEO of Digital Domain, spoke for years about this. The issue is there are just a handful of film studios capable of keeping a large VFX facility busy…