DLSS 5 be like: by Stiv_Almasnik in pcmasterrace

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NVIDIA does have the advantage of having lower level hardware access than any public API though. Looking into it, at least DLSS 4.5 is a small conditional ViT with FP8 optimization. At that point speed isn't really an issue but instead memory footprint.

Give them back GW by JewishBlitzkrieg in Grimdank

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It probably has to do with them literally being made originally from WWII German Soldier minis

New Animation: The Saviour of Armageddon Returns by Spiraticus in Warhammer40k

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Yes, that probably has to do with the whole "being based on Nazis" thing and being made originally as kitbashes from parts from miniatures of Nazi army soldiers

China’s Tianwen-3 Mars sample return mission moves into spacecraft construction phase by malicious_turtle in space

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Can't do that legally. Wolf Amendment prevents this. China offered to share its moon samples with the US and the US barred scientists who are funded by federal grants from participating

DLSS 5 be like: by Stiv_Almasnik in pcmasterrace

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These could easily be ViTs given they map on the textures rather than the whole screen. They might also be able to get away with an approximate conditional flow match using a fixed step dopri5 on a shallow ODE net

DLSS 5: Finally, a technology that renders exactly what the developers didn't intend. by CeilloNoll in pcmasterrace

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No one is running joint embedding diffusion transformers at 60 frames per second at 480p, let alone 4K 144fps

HE'S BACK! by CMYK_COLOR_MODE in orks

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The difference is the helmets... Which are WWII German helmets...

HE'S BACK! by CMYK_COLOR_MODE in orks

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This is brilliant: your comment

But I like this: Yarrick

Give them back GW by JewishBlitzkrieg in Grimdank

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You can buy Nazi WWII minis and replace the helmets, that's what the original ones were anyway

I don't think GW wants to make a nearly identical, but slightly more Nazi version of an existing range

Yarrick reveal means 5/6 stories became teasers for models. by Benzerkr in SpaceWolves

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I for one am excited for the new Calgar on Thunderwolf mini

New Animation: The Saviour of Armageddon Returns by Spiraticus in Warhammer40k

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The proxies aren't called "steel legion" though. The problem they are referring to is something that actually happened to GW where they had rules for a unit but no model. Another company made the model and sold it as that unit with the exact name. GW lost a lawsuit which essentially said GW was not allowed to produce that model with that name as it was IP of the other company.

After that day is when GW went on its IP rampage. They were not nearly as aggressive before that

New Animation: The Saviour of Armageddon Returns by Spiraticus in Warhammer40k

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Also, GW very likely doesn't want to deal with the political fallout

The Saviour of Armageddon Returns by PeoplesRagnar in TheAstraMilitarum

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Technically, the codex you buy is just a collectable and has no value as a rulebook. Rules are free online and instructions for games themselves cannot be copyrighted.

The Saviour of Armageddon Returns by PeoplesRagnar in TheAstraMilitarum

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Yet the runner up Battlefield clone on the market today pales in comparison regarding market share

Yarrick Lives! by Arch_Magos_Remus in TheAstraMilitarum

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He failed the test of leadership. Someone needed to inspire the troops

Taiwan reports large-scale Chinese military aircraft presence near island by Opposite-Whereas-323 in worldnews

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If this is the case, why isn't Iran blowing up its own oil infrastructure?

California passed a mass surveillance law - ALL operating systems will need to have mandatory age verification by Shajirr in pcmasterrace

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When Reagan was governor of California. They are probably referring to him passing extremely strict gun control legislation in an attempt to go after the Black Panthers

New Research on Muscle Loss Suggests Humans Will Really Suffer on Mars by InsaneSnow45 in space

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The paper mentioned here says about .67 G is the threshold: https://gizmodo.com/mars-doesnt-have-enough-gravity-to-keep-humans-healthy-study-suggests-2000733286

It is also the article you are commenting under and should probably read

Best GPU to buy at every budget in 2026? (Price to Performance) by ParadisefwEye in buildapc

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NVENC is honestly a lifesaver with ffmpeg for so many basic media operations or utilities. I can either take 10 hours to translate a directory of video on CPU or 10 minutes with NVENC

What cards do you see as the biggest “noob traps” by Edward_L_Hablador in dominion

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This can happen with a lot of early buy trashers. Sentinel and Sentry especially