Well, you're rendering from a local folder so likely the other machine can't find the cache. You can move the max file and cache but that doesn't matter unless the path is EXACTLY the same on both machines.
DR doesn't send any data other than instructions to 'open this file and render this bucket'. It doesn't send cache data over. Both machines have to have full access to cache data, either locally or on a shared network drive. Unless 'C:\users\stalin\desktop\human....' is a valid path on the other machine and also the location of the cache, it won't work.
An exception to this rule (of ENTIRE paths having to be identical), is if you enter a relative path as the cache location. For example, if the cache on both machines, relative to the max file, is: "[maxfile]\cache\blahblah...." you can enter ".\cache\blahblah..." as the cache location (the ".\" - or just '\' - at the start of the path denotes a relative path). Then you don't have to worry about the entire path being identical...just the relative folder structure.
DR doesn't send any data other than instructions to 'open this file and render this bucket'. It doesn't send cache data over. Both machines have to have full access to cache data, either locally or on a shared network drive. Unless 'C:\users\stalin\desktop\human....' is a valid path on the other machine and also the location of the cache, it won't work.
An exception to this rule (of ENTIRE paths having to be identical), is if you enter a relative path as the cache location. For example, if the cache on both machines, relative to the max file, is: "[maxfile]\cache\blahblah...." you can enter ".\cache\blahblah..." as the cache location (the ".\" - or just '\' - at the start of the path denotes a relative path). Then you don't have to worry about the entire path being identical...just the relative folder structure.