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Comment #49221514
https://www.businessinsider.com/meta-cto-andrew-bosworth-ai-...
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Comment #49201309
We've started writing some new workflows against argo-workflows for the last like 9months or so. Especially for use cases where the actions are like self-service type automation. I…
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Comment #49201237
this is all about allowing sinclair and their right wing ilk to own local news.
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Comment #49200827
of course they do. Prepare for sinclair to own everything.
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Comment #49175219
Yeah I always laugh when some corporate stooge is on cnn talking about how such and such new technology is going to allow us to produce so much more and maybe that means we don't n…
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Comment #49175174
You have to work where the jobs are. Where the jobs are is expensive as fuck, AI and the economy are driving down labor costs (both actual number of salaries and the cost of those …
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Comment #49103815
the steam frame will also have eye tracking cameras.
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Comment #49103797
i think the q3 and the avp have similar pixel density
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Comment #49103779
The main problem being that I'm not about to pay the cost of a pretty nice macbook for a vr/ar headset. I'll be interested to see what price the steam frames comes in at.
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Comment #49103740
Back a billion years ago a friend of mine tried to start up a company visualizing architectural plans in unreal engine (very early, like maybe unreal 1 or 2 .. he tried it in the q…
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Comment #49099330
It seems like you would only have to do this stuff once. So the main complaint is 'the settings menus need to be better organized'. That seems achievable.
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Comment #49099236
As someone who has done quite a bit of development for the various apple platforms since ~system 7... what the hell are you talking about? Compared to windows the documentation is …
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Comment #49078951
seems to be ok to talk about if you're elon musk.
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Comment #49078944
I only become real friends with my peers at a company AFTER one of us leaves the company. Oh I'll be friendly, grab lunch with you, talk about tame hobby stuff.. but that's the end…
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Comment #49078789
yes, employment is exhausting. To do other that what the poster says is accepting risk.
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Comment #49078724
If you gate models for safety you aren't safe. There will always be actors with ungated models. Better that we use ungated models to improve our security. It's an arms race.
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Comment #49030134
clients used to have stuff on their sites, i used to keep a private portfolio, but its been years and i do platform stuff now. Hobby shit like this on the side for my own amusement…
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Comment #49030046
... on redbubble.
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Comment #48994493
This is ... not really true outside of some very big/popular libraries. Often it takes one person to be bit before you can find the snake's nest.
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Comment #48994459
Why use glue at all, he should have done this using a 'stained glass' method. Build some kind of a frame for each area of color and then melt the filimant into it.
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Comment #48994405
My printer is near a window so I just added an exhaust duct to the window, in the past when it wasn't close to a window I ran that duct through some filters (charcoal, furnace filt…
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Comment #48970436
This is interesting, i built similar for retail environments, oneoffs for events or windows or whatnot. I'm sure you could probably get away with a few terrible webcams per lane fo…
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Comment #48834272
To be fair the whole structure from top to bottom is unprofessional. 'Games are fun, guys who make games are fun! We don't need any structure or gasp HR...'
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Comment #48834238
My roommate at the time and I both had jobs at the same webdev/hosting/isp place (oh how i miss the late 90s) and we got a deal on a shotgunned isdn connection (256kbps woooooo) to…
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Comment #48834215
The ski-jumping spin disking was wild times.