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Has anyone tried this?
@VeroniqueB99 The "Tech bros discover" is my favorite subgenre of tweet. The best ever was the Tech bro who was convinced he invented camping and was going to monetize it.
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@VeroniqueB99 The "Tech bros discover" is my favorite subgenre of tweet. The best ever was the Tech bro who was convinced he invented camping and was going to monetize it.
@aburtch 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Has anyone tried this?
@VeroniqueB99 pretty sure it's called having friends...
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@VeroniqueB99 pretty sure it's called having friends...
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Has anyone tried this?
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Has anyone tried this?
@VeroniqueB99 I tried this mode of communication, but it left me quite disappointed. Although it's free, it doesn't have a built-in subtitle activation feature or live speech translation for the languages you know well. So, it's really inconvenient when you live abroad and have to learn the local languages by yourself. I'd rate it 6/10.
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@VeroniqueB99 I tried this mode of communication, but it left me quite disappointed. Although it's free, it doesn't have a built-in subtitle activation feature or live speech translation for the languages you know well. So, it's really inconvenient when you live abroad and have to learn the local languages by yourself. I'd rate it 6/10.
@Edelicht 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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He really exists?????@ChrisHolladay 🤣🤣🤣🤣yes! Yes!!
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Has anyone tried this?
@VeroniqueB99 the thing with jokes is that they mostly have some sort of exaggeration. But this is way over the top to be a good joke .......
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@VeroniqueB99 the thing with jokes is that they mostly have some sort of exaggeration. But this is way over the top to be a good joke .......
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@aeva @eniko what about using a frustum test formed from the camera origin and the closest face of the cube?
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@Gina Theoretically, AI may be able to better identify women's health issues than some rando doctor, but as a American™ the whole idea of giving all my medical information to a company that's more than likely to turn around and sell it to the highest bidder creeps me the hell out. Especially since those companies could very well be health insurance companies that could decide to deny me coverage based on conditions I may or may not even have. And that's assuming the "AI" is not some random LLM.
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@bnut (as in I set a constant whether I'm doing 2x2x2 subchunks per chunk or 4x4x4)
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@bnut yes, all cubes are 4x4x4 or 8x8x8 blocks in size
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@lritter as far as I know that requires reading data back from the gpu in a way that I don't have access to with FNA
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@mike "OpenAI's new 'dedicated experience' that taps into your medical records..." What could go wrong 😀
On the other hand, as a woman™ I'm actually kind of excited for the advanced pattern recognition that AI could bring. It might help with better identifying women's health issues.
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@eniko I want to say we used AABB and sphere tests as coarse tests, and anything that survived the initial elimination got a more expensive test that miiiight have just been the spherical slice test, but I'm remembering something about calculating a culling primitive in object space instead of world space and getting a major win from that, but I can't remember what that was about and I don't think it was this.
