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@jonsneyers @jaffathecake for on device local AI the models would have to be shipped with the browser or the operating system, because it would be unreasonable for a web page to download a 4Gb model
@fasterthanlime@hachyderm.io have you seen the OGraf support in DaVinci Resolve 21 Release Notes?
It's from all I've seen an absolutely terrible standard (https://ograf.ebu.io/v1/specification/docs/Specification.html), but it does mean that Resolve now has a built in way to animate web content in your timelines (without using OFX for better or worse).
Btw is the podcast going to be continued?
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@vdq@social.vdqqdv.de @larsweisbrod@det.social Pfeil und Bogen würde aber als Waffe nichtmehr funktionieren, weil der Pfeil nicht mehr zwingend mit der Spitze zuerst einschlägt.
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@fasnix es ist so schlimm, wenn man einmal den Stil von einem KI-geschriebenen Artikel verinnerlicht hat sieht man es wirklich überall und kann es nicht mehr ausblenden
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@argv_minus_one @andrewt I personally worked in an environment where my coworkers were all using Git, so I mostly just created bookmarks for feature branches, added my changes and pushed them, like in Git.
Since JJ amends / rebases the currently checked out change per default you don't typically amasses a lot of commits, since it's easier to just fix something in place instead of creating a dozen fix-up commits later.
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@argv_minus_one @andrewt you don't have anonymous branches in the literal sense in JJ. Commits (changes) just exist. If you want you can create bookmarks pointing to a change, which translates as a branch into Git. This is also how you'd work with people using Git.
You can -of course- accumulate a bunch of unmerged local changes over time, depending how you use the tool. But it'd be relatively easy to just abandon every local change that isn't on a branch made before [cutoff point].
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@andrewt I've always been extremely confused how people were using Git on the command line, because it's just so arcane. My GUI pick was Git Graph in VSCode.
But once I picked up jujutsu last year even doing rebases on the command line suddenly became incredibly easy. JJ proves that the Git frontend is really badly designed, since it takes the same backend (full compatibility) and builds a much more orthogonal set of operations on top.
https://steveklabnik.github.io/jujutsu-tutorial/introduction/what-is-jj-and-why-should-i-care.html
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@molly0xfff i guess the blog itself could be an activitypub actor?