yunocode
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ようやくモーション生成の時代に。
30年くらい前から「人間の創作活動はコンピューターに置き換えられる」というような事を言ってたんだけど、当時の個人的予測では一番先に代替されるのは「3Dキャラクターのモーションデザイン(モーションキャプチャー)」だった。
理由は、「関節の可動範囲がほぼ固定」「似たような動作が多い」「作家性をあまり求められない」というあたり。ところがそうならず、酷いラグドールの暗黒時代が延々と続いてしまってて。
今振り返ると、そうしたルールベースの考え方が、予測が外れた原因だった事がわかる。
※とはいえ、これがどういう仕組みで動いてるかわからないけど。
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Microsoft confirms Windows Update has been downgrading your GPU drivers as many times you tried updating manually.
Right now, Windows Update can treat an OEM-approved driver as the “best-ranked” match for your hardware, even if you manually installed a newer Intel, AMD, or Nvidia driver from the chipmaker’s website.
That is why some of you see Windows replace a fresh 2026 graphics driver with an older version from 2024 or earlier. It is not simply checking the driver version or date. It is following its targeting and ranking system.
The good news is that Microsoft is changing the policy. New display drivers can now use narrower targeting with 2-part HWIDs and CHIDs, so updates are scoped to the specific PCs they are meant for.
It's all part of Microsoft's plans to make the Windows 11 experience less annoying.

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The only way to make linux viable is to forcibly kill all these "i know better" distros and push linux nerds to fedora, steamos, to work on something useful. It's just to saturated. There shouldn't even be cases where the average person googles "which linux is best"
gingerBill@TheGingerBill
I don't know if a lot of people have thought why this happened. To make Linux viable for the layman, Valve had to make Proton (derived from Wine) so that Win32 API became the first and only stable ABI on Linux. Why did Linux Distro devs not care about stable ABI historically?
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@solarise_webdev What are the stats of this (memory and cpu usage)?
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A visual comparison of HTML-in-Canvas vs rasterizing DOM to a canvas texture (side-by-side below, compare average capture times)
Existing approaches to pull web content into canvas are slow and lossy:
- Animations glitch, or don't play at all
- CSS replication is imprecise
- Clogs up the main thread, other animations lag
HTML-in-Canvas (texElementImage2D) lets the browser's own compositor map CSS layouts, animations, and transitions precisely into canvas/WebGL textures — one native call instead of thousands of JS style reads.
It's currently available behind an experimental Chrome flag.
Really cool, and I can't wait for it to become mainstream.
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>50 MB of ram usage while idle for a gui software should be illegal
EGOIST@localhost_5173
ChatWise idle memory usage Before (tauri) vs Now (electron)
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