An image capturing a traditional campus environment. In the foreground, a South Asian female and a Black male are deeply engrossed in conversation. They are both dressed in casual college attire and are carrying backpacks. They are standing in front of a large, ivy-covered, Gothic-style building that indicates a historic academic institution. To their left is a tree with autumn-colored leaves, and students of various descents are seen in the background, busy with their own activities, symbolizing a diverse range of personalities in the college.
✨ New Timesketch release! A notable feature we added this time is connectors to different LLM services. Out of the box we have support for Ollama (for open models) and VertexAI from Google. We continue building the foundation for Assisted Investigations.
When I run a WebGL build of my Unity game on Ubuntu, I get a pink triangle in the middle of each level. This doesn't happen in the editor and it doesn't happen running the same WebGL build on other OSes. Any idea what's going on?
@bradk I don't know much (and less about shaders). The funny thing is there isn't even a GameObject at that location, so I don't know what is failing to be shaded. Also, this doesn't happen when running the same WebGL build on a different OS.
Error messages in the browser console support your hypothesis, but I don't know what to do about them.
Note: Creation of internal variant of shader 'Hidden/PostProcessing/FinalPass' failed.
q3.framework.js.gz:10:34907
ERROR: 0:2: 'GL_AMD_vertex_shader_layer' : extension is not supported
ERROR: 0:20: 'gl_Layer' : undeclared identifier
ERROR: 0:20: 'assign' : l-value required (can't modify a const)
ERROR: 0:20: 'assign' : cannot convert from 'highp int' to 'const highp float'
q3.framework.js.gz:10:34907
0(285) : error C7532: global function uintBitsToFloat requires "#version 330" or later
0(285) : error C0000: ... or #extension GL_ARB_shader_bit_encoding : enable
0(285) : error C0000: ... or #extension GL_ARB_gpu_shader5 : enable
#Python ecosystem is broken, you can not have a 0.0.0 version of a package.
Apparently it is because setuptools assigns this version scheme to new pkgs - but then why force semver? is it not better to just say 0? what if I use 4 or 5 point-versions scheme? I just can't then?
But it is not the 1st tiem when a bullshit packaging system forces that stupidity onto users.
Ok, get this, in #Racket you should have min 2 point-versions up to 4 (?) and if you have 0 you should not add a point. So 0.0 is legal but 0.0.0 is not, 0.0.1 is legal but 0.0.1.0 is not.
As a #company, if you release a new #version of your #product, and it immediately causes the #price of #used examples of the previous product to jump to 50% more than the #new one, then you know you have #failed the #consumer, utterly.
So I typically use #python for scripting. Data processing, plotting, and even a few small ML models for work. I just got a new computer, and thought I would survey ways to manage my environment. Spent some time with direct venvs, then looked at Poetry, and ended up right back where I always do: conda/mamba (mamba is so fast now). Conda, though super powerful, was slow. But now with mamba it feels lightning fast. Venvs/Poetry worked well, but if I needed to revert, modify, and not just add more packages, it seemed like more work.
In a #nutshell, what you're #locking is your #dependency#graph. i.e. your project says you need the requests package v.1.2.3 or later, plus the pandas package version 2 (not 3, you haven't upgraded your code yet).
Those each drag in a bunch of other dependencies, each with their own #version#requirements. One of them might say "I need pandas > 2.3.4". Multiple ones might all need requests as well, but specify different version constraints.
575 programming languages supported in a single syntax highlighter which is used by more than 600.000 projects on GitHub? What could that be? You guessed right: Pygments! I'm happy to announce that 2.17 is available now with even more syntax highlighting goodness! Learn about the changes here: https://pygments.org/docs/changelog/#version-2-17-0 or grab it from PyPI.
"Mastodon, the federated microblogging platform, has been updated to version 4.2,
--> but not universally. Only users on those instances whose admins have completed the #Mastodon v4.2.0 #Version#Upgrade will see it and be able to use it."
Oh, look:
"Mastodon 4.2 is available now — well, whenever your instance admin gets around to upgrading."
I used a public instance of Piped for a while and thought about selfhosting it, but the installation process was incredibly hard, to the point of being obnoxious, and in the end, it didn’t even work. I liked the features I saw on the public instances and would like to revisit it some time. Until there I’m using Viewtube....
Dropping a new build of #Fedigardens on #TestFlight today! There isn't much in terms of what's changed, as it's mostly under the hood, but it's inching closer to something more stable!
You may have seen the announcement that mastodon.social is now "upgrading to a nightly build". This means that it is regularly releasing the latest and greatest version.
And you may be wondering if this is unique, or something special that only Eugen can do? The answer is no, the same version is available for all instances to upgrade to as frequently as they want.
Lot's of improvements rolling out. Exciting times.
Someone should add #Xenia to #Linux for a #Version just like #Tuz Kernel 2.6.29 [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tux_(mascot)#Tuz_2009#Tuz_2009) ] and have her on the bootup once per thread.
Just installed Viewtube. What's your favorite alternative youtube frontend ?
I used a public instance of Piped for a while and thought about selfhosting it, but the installation process was incredibly hard, to the point of being obnoxious, and in the end, it didn’t even work. I liked the features I saw on the public instances and would like to revisit it some time. Until there I’m using Viewtube....