Greg Bernhardt's latest activity
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Okay, this turned to out work out better than expected. What I bascially wanted to do was to have an effect where a balloon would... -
Blender has released its latest new version (5.2), and as per usual, they have added a number of new features, two of which I'll touch...
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I wanted to get a few days experience before forming an opinion. I use primarily the dark mode on a mobile device, and I really like the...
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread PF World Cup Chat 2026.Super entertaining 3rd place match. Exactly what you want.
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to QuarkyMeson's post in the thread Announcement PF Style 2026 with
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Even complaining is fine. :devil: So for example here, when I was logging in, you're hit with what I would call "taglines"; i.e... -
Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Announcement PF Style 2026.It does and we will likely moderate in the near future. For now, we're not standing on our own very well. Chat search has greatly harmed...
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My only feedback is that some of the taglines are a bit too preachy and anti-LLM for my tastes. The forum/discussions should stand on...
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It's all based on high school math and linear algebra. But most people aren't interested in that, they just want the results.
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Yes, thanks!
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The last active thread in each SF is now visible which was going to be my gripe. I like the new style, shake things up! As long as all...
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to symbolipoint's post in the thread Gold hydride - what is the significance? with Informative.
Notice as you say, "extreme conditions". Same idea for the Noble Gasses. They had been known to not react, until some scientists tried...
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Gold hydride - what is the significance?.Does this mean gold isn't actually a 'noble metal' anymore, or is this reactivity only possible under these extreme lab conditions?
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Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Free 4D Earth Book.Very cool. Thanks! What did you think? No math? I'm in!
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Greg Bernhardt reacted to Danieldsouza's post in the thread Electronics Low-Cost Object Detection System Using ESP32-CAM – Approach, Challenges with
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Hello everyone, I wanted to share a compact DIY project I’ve been working on recently—an object detection system using the ESP32-CAM... -
Greg Bernhardt replied to the thread Electronics Low-Cost Object Detection System Using ESP32-CAM – Approach, Challenges.What frame rate / detection latency are you actually getting end-to-end, and at what resolution?
