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I'm interested to see if folks have any suggestions on places to go in the US to have a semi-immersion experience. I know it won't be the same as going to China but I think there are definitely some areas of the country with a huge chinese population that make learning it much more engaging.

When I was stationed in California, near SF, there were a bunch of signs in both english and Chinese. And it seemed every where I went there were always folks speaking chinese. Plus I was also working with an all Chinese team which was fun.

https://preview.redd.it/164cwm81nmch1.png?width=493&format=png&auto=webp&s=a3b001a69099c35886e86cc3e087075ac5f2ad6a

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I am running into an "Unsupported GPU Processing Mode" issue when trying to boot up my Davinci Resolve.

My setup:

• I've tried Resolve-Fedora-37 distrobox (registry.fedoraproject.org/fedora:37), davincibox (ghcr.io/zelikos/davincibox-opencl:latest), davinci-fedora (registry.fedoraproject.org/fedora-toolbox:42) distroboxes
• Host is debian linux
• AMD GPU

I've followed a handful of tutorials on youtube but none of them are coming across this issue

• first youtube video
• second youtube video
• third youtube video

Thank you in advance for the help

I’m looking for a keyboard shortcut to close the active notifications on KDE. I could use my mouse but that would cost me >2s and my time is valuable (jk).

Wondering if there are any long time users of free CAD here and what they had to say about it. I feel like I typically see people talking about adopting free CAD but not too many people talking about what it’s been like for them as a seasoned user

My main curiosities are:

* what’s it been like trying to use your skills in the industry? As in, do you struggle finding a job? Is it hard to keep employees who might want to stay with solidworks / fusion360?
* Do you mainly do hobby projects or work professionally?
* what’s made you stick with free CAD so long?
* Do you contribute to the code?
* Do you ever feel like your projects are too complex for free CAD?
* What are you excited about?

* what’s been your biggest take away from using free CAD?

I’m considering doing cosmetology school but I’m curious how much work it is in terms of homework and in class work.

I’m willing to do any amount of work, as I’m really interested in cosmetology, But I just want to know in advance to plan my future schedule around it.

I’ve seen a lot of Tiktoks mentioning that there are really long assignments (about 5 hours).