That sucks. I'm excited about a lot of things. I can't imagine COVID really changed that for other people - though I suspect you're right that it did.
These are images you can post along with text on Threads/Facebook to signify what kind of responses you do/don't want.
I'm having a hard time understanding how this leads to lay offs. Software engineering salaries being amortized over 5 years leads to an increase in yearly taxable income for the company. So what makes this a bad thing…
They're still using the oven temperature example further down, unfortunately.
Loud breathing is one of my biggest concerns when wearing noise-cancelling headphones around others. Partly because I dislike hearing it from others and don't want to subject them to that, and partly because I don't…
20 cups before 2 pm? How??
BQ = Boston Qualifying, I think. I.e. running better than the standard for men/women in the Boston Marathon
I think the fake white bookshelf wallpaper has a certain aesthetic about it. I would like it in an AirBnB type of place, but definitely not in my own house. I would also want it to actually fit on the wall and not be…
The editorial on Hz is particularly funny and insightful. // Beware the SI's broken definition // of Hz. You should treat the radian as being correct, as a fundamental // dimensionless property of the universe that…
That's really interesting. In the OP article I was noticing that instead of the horizontal artifacts of Perlin noise, Simplex noise had diagonal artifacts. And this is why
Awfully condescending opinion. How about making _general_ computing devices more accessible via UI/UX to the _general_ public? That doesn't seem like such a crazy idea.
The three big CPU/GPU companies are often (between each other, at least) called Team Red, Green, and Blue - for AMD, Nvidia, and Intel.
The 8-Bit Guy recently did this in a video. The whole thing is worth a watch, but the image he read from a mouse is here: https://youtu.be/xWB9dP1AtDU?t=490
Of course a C-style array in C++ doesn't have a defined end. It doesn't have an end in C either. But in C++ you don't need to be using those anyway. Part of the issue is that, while you can use the usual C idioms in C++…
Full disclosure, I work with the team behind Embree and OIDN. I've never personally worked with oneDNN. I'll just say that we test our code on Intel CPUs (obviously) and therefore optimize performance based on those…
Neither Embree nor OpenImageDenoise use MKL. OpenImageDenoise does use a fork of mkl-dnn, now called one-dnn, but it has nothing to do with MKL.
I think it will remain pocket-bound for a while until battery technology improves enough to make smaller or more flexible form factors viable. I think a neural connection is the next big jump, but we're not near that…
Well there is the whole MtG novel series for the (relatively) newer blocks and sets. I wouldn't be surprised if some flavor texts are direct quotes.
Anecdotally, it's not some. They are switching in droves to Mastodon. My local timeline on Mastodon for the past couple days has quite literally only been new users from India.
I didn't see any mention of how long it takes to recover a mesh from an image. I imagine it's a significant amount of time, not including training. What I wonder is, if this technology was fast enough, could it be used…
What happens to the first particle once its state has been transferred? Is it a swap? Or does it go to some other unique state C?
I understand that there is now proof of the usual V-shaped wake angle not always being ~39 degrees depending on subsurface currents. I'm a bit confused about the ring waves part of this article. How is the boat leaving…
Two that made me laugh and think were on the last page: Choose images that contain a bow, where the images were of bows (archery), bows (ties), bows (hair ties), and bows (gesture). But then they really got me with the…
Damn it
This is the best instruction I've read so far on seeing them. I'm fine with cross-eye stereograms, so lining up to 3 dots was easy. What you described as "stabilizing" your vision once you've focused is what I normally…
That sucks. I'm excited about a lot of things. I can't imagine COVID really changed that for other people - though I suspect you're right that it did.
These are images you can post along with text on Threads/Facebook to signify what kind of responses you do/don't want.
I'm having a hard time understanding how this leads to lay offs. Software engineering salaries being amortized over 5 years leads to an increase in yearly taxable income for the company. So what makes this a bad thing…
They're still using the oven temperature example further down, unfortunately.
Loud breathing is one of my biggest concerns when wearing noise-cancelling headphones around others. Partly because I dislike hearing it from others and don't want to subject them to that, and partly because I don't…
20 cups before 2 pm? How??
BQ = Boston Qualifying, I think. I.e. running better than the standard for men/women in the Boston Marathon
I think the fake white bookshelf wallpaper has a certain aesthetic about it. I would like it in an AirBnB type of place, but definitely not in my own house. I would also want it to actually fit on the wall and not be…
The editorial on Hz is particularly funny and insightful. // Beware the SI's broken definition // of Hz. You should treat the radian as being correct, as a fundamental // dimensionless property of the universe that…
That's really interesting. In the OP article I was noticing that instead of the horizontal artifacts of Perlin noise, Simplex noise had diagonal artifacts. And this is why
Awfully condescending opinion. How about making _general_ computing devices more accessible via UI/UX to the _general_ public? That doesn't seem like such a crazy idea.
The three big CPU/GPU companies are often (between each other, at least) called Team Red, Green, and Blue - for AMD, Nvidia, and Intel.
The 8-Bit Guy recently did this in a video. The whole thing is worth a watch, but the image he read from a mouse is here: https://youtu.be/xWB9dP1AtDU?t=490
Of course a C-style array in C++ doesn't have a defined end. It doesn't have an end in C either. But in C++ you don't need to be using those anyway. Part of the issue is that, while you can use the usual C idioms in C++…
Full disclosure, I work with the team behind Embree and OIDN. I've never personally worked with oneDNN. I'll just say that we test our code on Intel CPUs (obviously) and therefore optimize performance based on those…
Neither Embree nor OpenImageDenoise use MKL. OpenImageDenoise does use a fork of mkl-dnn, now called one-dnn, but it has nothing to do with MKL.
I think it will remain pocket-bound for a while until battery technology improves enough to make smaller or more flexible form factors viable. I think a neural connection is the next big jump, but we're not near that…
Well there is the whole MtG novel series for the (relatively) newer blocks and sets. I wouldn't be surprised if some flavor texts are direct quotes.
Anecdotally, it's not some. They are switching in droves to Mastodon. My local timeline on Mastodon for the past couple days has quite literally only been new users from India.
I didn't see any mention of how long it takes to recover a mesh from an image. I imagine it's a significant amount of time, not including training. What I wonder is, if this technology was fast enough, could it be used…
What happens to the first particle once its state has been transferred? Is it a swap? Or does it go to some other unique state C?
I understand that there is now proof of the usual V-shaped wake angle not always being ~39 degrees depending on subsurface currents. I'm a bit confused about the ring waves part of this article. How is the boat leaving…
Two that made me laugh and think were on the last page: Choose images that contain a bow, where the images were of bows (archery), bows (ties), bows (hair ties), and bows (gesture). But then they really got me with the…
Damn it
This is the best instruction I've read so far on seeing them. I'm fine with cross-eye stereograms, so lining up to 3 dots was easy. What you described as "stabilizing" your vision once you've focused is what I normally…