https://xkcd.com/3472 and https://xkcd.com/6548

FTFY

Yeah but that’s a lot of writing. Much less effort to get the plagiarism machine to write it instead.

If that’s your concern, you could just use gimp or krita or similar

Oh, I didn’t even notice how much ublock had blocked 😂

Yeah but you could’ve googled it and found that it already exists and edited 0% of the code…

Another article the same but with the images its talking about:

https://amp.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts/article/3304198/chatgpts-ai-images-studio-ghibli-style-delight-some-fans-raise-copyright-issues

There’s also tools that can limit time spent in specific apps

I meant node packages 😅. C# can be used in front end too though, but probably quite rarely used 😅

Bone conducting headphones work quite well for that, although the audio quality is generally not as good, so best used for audio books etc.

Nah its mostly nuget packages. And everything has more dependencies now, including all the dependencies 😅

They do high frequencies fine, it’s low frequencies that they seem to struggle with, or at least, the ones I got do, but then again i did spend a lot less on them than on my over ear ones. They’re about on par with in ear ones though.

Hmm, looks like I accidently the wrong comment, was meaning to reply to this one 😅

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I guess they forgot to add air conditioning and volume to the list of vital controls…

I think I probably have a similar average on my 18 yr old account, except the only microtransactions on my account are credits from selling any hats, skins and duplicate weapons I unlocked for free in TF2 and CS 😅

I don’t get why they test it with half life 2. Almost all those examples look better with what they’re demonstrating turned off, and it already had really good lighting for the most part, so the difference that RTX adds is very subtle.

They should focus on building support for more games that had simpler real-time lighting instead of leaving of leaving it to the community. I tried using thier tools with Far Cry 1 and it was far too complicated and janky to get working.

God knows why they felt the need to scan old catalogs

For the AI training data probably 😅

Also they started doing it way back in 2005, when they were just doing whatever thier engineers thought would be useful and ensure they kept market share of search. (before Prabhakar Raghavan took over)

Google made thier cached pages inaccessible though, better to check the way back machine.

Not as snazzy looking though

I doubt the production version will look that snazzy, I bet it’ll end up being much taller and look more like this:

I thought it was a game when I first saw the trailer and was mildly disappointed to find out it’s a movie 😅, still looking forward to watching it some time though.