Considering how similar the output of a model is, artists are going to still have to do most of the work, if they want a style over the template the model is trained on.
Artists also enjoy creating and the process of creation.
This does not look good.
The animation is weird.
Why does it look like they do a few small frames of motion, then a hard stop to create the low FPS feel of anime. It feels really off.
Anime already has an issue of low effort production, I'd argue there is an over saturation at the moment.
AI isn't going to help tell a new or better story, but it will help churn out mediocre content faster.
Increasing the cooling setpoint of the system isn't exactly a new concept, nor is data centre scale water cooling.
Computers can run hot and not throttle.
Water is better at moving heat than air.
Temperature delta above ambient increase the amount of heat that can be removed, with less mechanical assistance.
How exactly is any of this news.
VW needs to go back to building simple, reasonably priced cars that are easy to service. Chasing the premium/luxury car brands, while they own both premium and luxury brands, is doing them in.
Consider Asahi Linux limited feature support for the M1, after all these years, this is not going to ever happen.
Its not like Apple has every shown any interest in opening their hardware up to 3rd party OS support and nor will they.
Some games anti-cheat will detect you running in a virtual machine and kick you. I particularly ran into the with Rust's anti cheat, after a friend convinced me to join them.
Funerals are a big thing in South Africa. It can be often to the same level as a wedding, where families will take out loans to host the event. Hence the funeral insurance being common.
You go to an ATM and get advertised Funeral Cover, offered by your bank.
Self-repair is an average day on a farm.
A farmer that does not research equipment they about to purchase, especially before spending a small fortune, is a fool.
That's like saying you don't bother learning what illnesses your animals or crops may contract, and how to prevent/cure them, because you're not wealthy.
Buying a book and reading it, to the improve your abilities, is time well spent.
Most maintenance on a tractor is not major, and require basic skill and parts. It's the companies that don't want this, they want specialized technicians to come out to replace an oil filter.
I have a 30 year old vacuum cleaner, which I continue to maintain, which mostly amounts to stripping it once every 10 years and cleaning out all the filters that caked up with fine dust. Definitely cheaper to strip it myself one evening, than to pay someone to do it, or purchase a new one. It is like an hour of work for years of service.
It surprised me that farmers aren't just ditching John Deere for alternatives that respect them.
Visiting family on their farm in the early 2000's, they had been selling off their John Deere tractors and replacing them with Massey Ferguson, because they were annoyed with the poor servicing and parts delivery they had with their local shop/dealership. Way before this right to repair stuff happened.
Considering they list multiple version of the same generation of card, like the GTX 1080 and GTX 1080TI. This list is just a list of popular cards over the last 30 years
What is the actual objective of this, is it solving an issue or creating a solution to a problem, that is still to be determined?
It seems like a lot of energy to replicate a lidar mapping system. It's not like you can expect accurate dimensions from this approximate guess work, excluding the expected hallucinations adding to inaccuracy.
I'm not sure about the NewPipe angle, as Grey Jay exists (Backed by FUTO/Louis Rossman) on the Play store, which has ad-block and sponsor block incorporated into it.
Google is just being malicious towards opensource and privacy, under the guise of security
It makes the argument of the open internet being unable to function without advertising, quite hard to prop up. Especially when over 70% of traffic if just people gaming the system, to real users detriment.
Replicating something like a form factor of a Gameboy cart is a cool idea, you could probably get away with a I2C EEEPROM of a size large enough for a single rom.
The amount of people that design and repair electronics is significantly smaller than the people that use electronics, that doesn't mean RasPi should ignore them. They boast opensource development, but seem to be working counter to that.
It makes is substantially easier to work with known design docs, and RasPi want people to use their hardware in embedded applications.
It's not like you can replicate their hardware with just the schematic.
Its awesome to see other filling the gap, but its a gap that has no need to exist.
It is most definitely about the products sales team sizing up the potential client and how much they can get the client to pay, based on the company size and turn over.
It's possible for the client to negotiate, but the product sales team have jack up the price way over their internal list price, so any client savings is only a fallacy
Maybe its just me, but this P&E arch is underwhelming and screams similar issues AMD bulldozer again.
Claims of massive core counts with mediocre performance, and little control over how things are assigned to the cores.
Maybe that will improve over time with improved schedulers, but I doubt it. Its looks like an architectural issue.
The experience feels so inconstant, even ending up worse than the prior generations with all normal P cores with lower core counts.
I'm avoiding Intel P&E CPUs with anything that needs consistent performance, as my limited experience with the new Intel chips leaves me with a bitter taste in my mouth, and a frustrating computing experience.
Artists also enjoy creating and the process of creation.