I was just trying to do something like this for my summer hobby project (taking data from different instruments from LROC). But it's weird to use general models that are trained on images of cats and whatnots and steer them with constraints to force them to generate lunar landscape. Feels like nailing additional the legs to a dog to create an octopus
Time for autumn hobby project!
two words: 'roid acne
i hated HP's aCC compiler - regarding bugs and workarounds it was on par with MSVC
and then these cheap and blazing fast Opterons came and blew all those dinosaurs away (sparc, pa-risc). even the new kids on the block (itanic) could not compete.
they were so good that i bought a pair of dual core Opterons for home as well and i never really quit Amd since then.
luckily we did not fell for that - it was clear from the start that java is meant for peasants
it's doing that to attract c++ devs.
c++ devs looks down upon simpler languages where everything is straightforward and easy.
Fuck HR?
hell yea.
From what i read about this Marty CEO character, he's a proper c*nt
i'm not surprised, lot of companies i worked for used Word for creating tables and Excel for creating documents
i am looking forward to data from future seismometers on moon: https://www.universetoday.com/...
the data we have from apollo is really sparse and insufficient. it's a shame that it took us this long.
you can name it what you like, but the soviet attitude is still there
if oracle owned The Sun we'd be already paying subscription for daylight
ok, but there are also online features - like the cloud saves (i'm pending between multiple machines so that's handy)
that is cca the same size as 1993-4 linux distro
i remember it was a box of alphabetically ordered disks, like 30 of them, possibly 50 with X and Emacs.
this is a story of my life
(it's still in progress tho)
oh yea, and when i laughed about it in some reddit (like i do now), i got another warning because i was 'harassing mods'
Bell Labs Unix -- Reach out and grep someone.
