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DLSS 5 is not meant to be slapped on like a filter but to be something the devs use as another way to craft their desired visual style.

OP's video is interesting because it shows what it does to a game if applied several times. But even once makes the characters look weird because it goes so hard against the original art style.

DLSS 5 as it is seems way more suited for something like say Resident Evil that is in a "realistic but not quite" territory by default.

I'd say if you need to tailor your jeans beyond adjusting the leg length, then you should seek a different model.

Personally I am not very picky about brands. I've got Levi's, Lee, Wrangler, Uniqlo and all the way down to Lidl's "Livergy" house brand. They're all fine for the purpose of rugged, good looking pants. Fit is king with all of them.

Will some pricy Japanese brand raw jeans let you develop wear to your liking and mold to your body? Sure, and they will maybe last a very long time. But I'm not breaking regular jeans either so I don't feel the need to spend that kind of money.

Netflix used to be pretty good. Then they started prioritizing advertisement over user experience so now it takes time to even get back to the shows you watched before.

Everyone has followed this exact same pattern so all the streaming services are terrible now. While pricing has gone through the roof.

Don't even get me started on the region and country based bullshit. Somehow these huge conglomerates aren't able to offer the same selection everywhere.

Maybe your friend doesn't really want to talk about kids when they have some free time away from them and is possibly interacting with others who don't have kids?

As someone without kids...it's not very interesting to hear about my friends' kids. I understand they are a huge part of their lives - taking most of their time. But also being able to talk about other things matters.

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Dual boot is a pain in the ass. I did this for a time and just ended up going to one OS.

My journey with Linux has always ended with "Oh, it's easy, just paste this mile long command i to the terminal to do something that is a checkbox on Win or MacOS" type nonsense.

There's just not any true benefits for me to run Linux. Windows and MacOS have their own bullshit but generally the amount of BS is easier to manage than Linux.

I'd argue that logos are a hugely expressive form. It's just that 90% of them are basic ass shit tier stuff.

AI has basically raised the level of "shit tier" pretty high. I sometimes go check out Hotone Audio's Facebook page to see if there are new firmware updates for my device, but they mainly peddle pointless AI slop marketing images. I'm sure there are tons of companies like this.

It's the literal example of the marketing person being able to churn out pictures without an artist being involved, and thus the output is a pile of crap even more vapid than stock photos.

Analog connections are very universal. You don't need to deal with handshakes between devices, sample rate differences, clock systems etc. because each device receives and outputs analog signal via mostly the same 1/4" jacks and plugs.

While a digital signal chain would have overall latency benefits and fewer A/D/A conversions, it just doesn't matter that much with modern hardware.

What a nonsense article. Shareholders have never motivated workers in any way, so this is like saying, "Water is wet." Then they quote some Tiktok crap?

Companies catering to shareholder whims and the demand for perpetual share value growth are the reasons why many companies go to shit when eventually that growth comes from layoffs, worse work conditions etc.

Pay your workers fair wages, offer a good work/life balance and keep them happy to work for you and they will go above and beyond.

I think you could do almost anything for a day. One day is "Here's Jim, he's new, and we are going to show him how we do things here" stuff where little actual work happens.

A month would be a more realistic situation. I wouldn't want to be military in an active war zone, work for a drug/trafficking cartel, or any other dangerous profession where the likelihood of dying or going to prison is high. Or professions where I'd have to actively harm people.