"PC Gamer Recommends #RSS Readers in a 37MB Article That Just Keeps Downloading"
Webpage downloads half a gig of ads after initial load LOL. Burn it all to the ground!
https://t.co/U4uuE79NJ8
Spotify price hike? Build your own.
I just launched DSub2000 that connects to your Subsonic server (like @nextcloud music) to stream your library or pin playlists offline.
Own your music. No more "rent" or disappearing songs.
https://t.co/kl6v3Fxrun
#DSub2000#SelfHosting
My biggest beef with DLSS, frame gen, and ray-tracing isn't the noise, blurriness or latency. In the past 20 years, the rendering community has openly talked about their research at SIGGRAPH and GDC. These new algorithms and data structures are NDA. We can't participate.
snaps (and flatpaks) are substantially more secure than debs, so promoting those in the UI makes sense. Its not like you cannot install debs anymore. Nothing to see here. Move on.
@FlohOfWoe @ocornut plus swig gives you a library for zero-copy mapping of std::string, std::vector to python types. No need of figuring that out yourself - or even worse introducing custom "binding friendly" types just for that reason..
@FlohOfWoe @ocornut I would still argue that this is a NIH fallacy. The genericity of the tool is just a consequence of running into all the corner cases. I mean you can say I dont need to handle multiple inheritance, factory methods.. until you do..
@nice_byte while the quote is obviously wrong, nobody doing AI is writing CUDA nowadays. Stuff is written using pytorch which transparently works on AMD since 2.0 too..