JXL is coming very soon actually to Chrome, Firefox, and any up-to-date PDF viewer (they’re adding it to the format)

Has support in eog, imageglass, whatever that foss galley app on Android is called, a lot of open source software, anything Apple (safari, iOS everywhere)

Just in time for AV2!

Yes, and webp lossless is really good. JXL lossless is usually better, but either are better than png.

Random high quality jpeg I found of a screenshot of sheet music:

Original: 53.3 kb

JXL: 12.2 kb

Webp: 25.9 kb

AVIF: 22.6 kb

PNG: 47.3 kb

Most are not anywhere near as favorable, that happened to be the most recent thing in my camera roll. Let me try another:

Original PNG: 19.0 kb

JXL: 12.9 kb

Webp: 15.7 kb

AVIF: 14.9 kb

Finally, some larger and photographic content:

Original PNG: 318 kb

JXL: 185 kb

Webp: 247 kb

AVIF: 201 kb

Encoder efforts picked to be the highest that would finish in within a few seconds in Image Toolbox on my phone. Webp doesn’t go up as high so it was finishing quicker here, and PNG doesn’t have varying effort afaik

BTW JXL effort 1 lossless is insanely fast to encode (the order of a gigapixel per second) and also basically always smaller than PNG

Lead is actually a slight concern with new nozzles or abrasive filaments especially, as there’s usually a bit of lead in brass

Sounds like they just went in, bombed some stuff, grabbed Maduro, and left

I don’t really know though, only info I have is from reading the wikipedia page

Looked this up, turned on zswap on my cheap laptop and now it’s so much more usable, thanks

Yes, looks like it’ll usually be pulling 20 watts or less. Still a lot though

This guy has one already through the developer program and make a few videos about it https://youtube.com/watch?v=MbFGt-KUv9M

they want to make it sound like it’s not just for boys

there were a number of years in the middle where girls were allowed to join but it was still called boy scouts

girl scouts is a separate organization tho, idk if they really have influence over each other

As a US-American person, I usually hear it in that context

in the US at least boy scouts doesn’t exist anymore, they renamed, now there’s just scouts and girl scouts

they should just call them popcorn scouts and cookie scouts imo

I was in boy scouts for a while just for the camping and backpacking really, there’s a bunch of requirements for advancing and stuff that I just completely ignored

yep, I got through about 50 hours of Subnautica at ~15 fps back in the day.

Even portal with RTX is kinda playable on the steam deck though if you use that config that one person made to enable fsr3 and do some default settings changes, and put the gpu clock up to full

DM me if you want me to send you my monster sorting program I made a couple of years ago that has pictures of all of the pages in the monster manual in it

As alternatives to webkit/chromium/gecko browsers go, I like ladybird’s speed of progress and their mentality of doing everything themselves (no external dependencies), but Kling’s political views are concerning. Servo is going slower but still making progress (fell behind in implementing web standards), and both are kinda terrible in terms of speed afaik

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1T2ZQn1jg2LusyjkTT-Wxu2AiIBVRheGP/view?usp=drive_link

Can’t upload bc lemmy doesn’t support jxl

But it looks like this

The only word I can’t figure out is “doderez”

Idk, on lemmy back-and-forth conversations are usually just a few replies at most, not particularly long format, unless you count length by all of the separate comments/branches

Unlike discord for example

Sharkey is a misskey fork

Sure, I could definitely see situations where it would be useful, but I’m fairly confident that no current games are doing that. First of all, it is a whole lot easier said than done to get real-world data for that type of thing. Even if you manage to find a dataset with positions of various features across various biomes and train an AI model on that, in 99% of cases it will still take a whole lot more development time and probably be a whole lot less flexible than manually setting up rulesets, blending different noise maps, having artists scatter objects in an area, etc. It will probably also have problems generating unusual terrain types, which is a problem if the game is set in a fantasy world with terrain that is unlike what you would find in the real world. So then, you’d need artists to come up with a whole lot of datat to train the model with, when they could just be making the terrain directly. I’m sure Google DeepMind or Meta AI whatever or some team of university researchers could come up with a way to do ai terrain generation very well, but game studios are not typically connected to those sorts of people, even if they technically are under the same company of Microsoft or Meta.

You can get very far with conventional procedural generation techniques, hydraulic erosion, climate simulation, maybe even a model of an ecosystem. And all of those things together would probably still be much more approvable for a game studio than some sort of machine learning landscape prediction.

just the reference to the ‘don’t worry about it kitten’ meme i think

I don’t know of any games that use machine learning for procedural generation and would be slightly surprised if there are any. But there is a little bit of a distinction there because that is required at runtime, so it’s not something an artist could possibly be involved in.