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As a nebraskan I am finally proud of one thing in this corn packed hellhole. At least the people in this district are finally fucking realizing who to blame for their poverty

I did like the concept but the pacing of the video is so very slow and boring. It's presented like a high school essay in front of the projector and I had to skip through to be able to finish it. I mostly watch longform content but this was just hard to get through

Not even remotely, just a thing I noticed about people who use AI art. They don't like to put in effort, they want someone else to do the work for them, constantly. Your responses in this thread hint that you have no interest at all in actively working towards new solutions to your problems, you just whinge and then say "Well, what can I do? It's their problem!"

You ai people are just insufferable

That is excellent, I want that so bad

Sources please? Sounds like you're pulling this info from propaganda sources

Really leans into the fact that efficiency means absolutely nothing to GPU manufacturers compared to a 5% gain just by stuff some more watts into it

Even my highschool in california was full of teachers who didn't want to be there, would actively ignore the fact the class was behind and would "adjust" scores to make sure most everyone passed, even if they didn't try to learn anything

The only consistant thing about conservatives over history is that they are almost always against good social progress, the ones of the past just had more sturdy spines

Opengl is a weird edge case because the way it links into c programs is cursed. GLAD GLUT and GLFW just make using opengl itself easier by doing all of the library loading automatically. Because there are so many versions of opengl you have to load the specific one you want at runtime, alongside all the separate extension libraries that may or may not be in different binaries, directories, etc.

OpenGL is the exception and not the rule in the normal library - api - program paradigm.

6.79 out here in rural nebraska, they were 3.50 a month ago

It's just a basic bread recipe + honey, don't exactly remember which website I scoured it off of but it's on the first page of ddg