Anonyneko

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by Anonyneko 4mo ago
>why so many people seem to want the best model available In my case, I rarely ever go over the Claude/ChatGPT subscription limits, so might as well use those considered-best models. If I had to generate millions of lines of code, m
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by Anonyneko 4mo ago
Amazing! Do you know if anyone tried to run this on a Sage? After getting that Kobo I realized that my hyper specific reading needs require a web browser with extension support (in particular support for Yomitan or similar dictionaries; the
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by Anonyneko 4mo ago
Considering my country of origin is using crypto for sanction busting at an enormous scale, I just take this line as absolute truth.
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by Anonyneko 4mo ago
E.g. ext.to aggregates torrents from a lot of public trackers, very often you can find good releases there.
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by Anonyneko 5mo ago
I wish Mullvad would focus on censorship breaking. These days anything that doesn't implement something along the lines of AmneziaWG/Xray/Shadowsocks/Outline feels like a waste of time, sadly.
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by Anonyneko 5mo ago
We still used them in the university as late as in 2010... ...as writing paper.
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by Anonyneko 5mo ago
And something my older relatives have trouble with to this day, no matter how much I adjust their double-click timing settings...
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by Anonyneko 5mo ago
We will be truly screwed when internet providers will only allow attested hardware to access the internet. Doesn't even seem like an outrageous outcome anymore.
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by Anonyneko 5mo ago
My country had a complete economic collapse in the 90s and people could barely afford food, so mileage varies. As an oil exporter country we were saved in the 00s by oil prices ballooning to the moon, so that was the golden decade for us in
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
Cue the absolutely inevitable pit wall clown masks meme.
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
I actually had no idea, I thought they retired these, but it seems that one of the models is still available. Thanks for the heads up!
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
See, the thing is, here you can't use banking on your computer without having a bespoke authentication app on your phone. There used to be a system of one-time codes sent via paper mail, but even that has been scrapped by now, so using
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
I've resigned to the fact that I'll need to use two phones, one with locked down Android/iOS for banking applications and government services (those require strong bank ID around these parts), another with some kind of a Linu
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
You have selected Microsoft Sam as the computer's default voice.
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
How well does it work with Godot? Engines like Unity and Godot are very focused on using the editor UI, so I've always wondered if there's any better workflow than generating code snippets. Unless you're going full .NET/
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
Russian too. There is a subset of words which are referred to as "it", but for most words "he" or "she" are used regardless of whether these are living things or not. With loanwords we just decide by similarity
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
All I wanted to say is that things can get even worse if left uncontrolled.
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
The Russian leaked ones have proven to be legit many times over by investigative journalists cross-referencing those with other databases (e.g. flight tracking or leaked food delivery databases).
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
Yeah, that of course is a bigger concern for the government right now. I sometimes forget that it's neither 2019 nor even 2021 anymore.
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
This is just par for the course in Russia. Government has telcos track people, and that data ends up available on the black market for anyone to purchase, for a fairly modest fee. The government has been recently trying (with uncertain degr
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
M1 and M2 models run Asahi Linux, M3 and M4 don't run anything natively I think (but not entirely sure).
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
And yet I still haven't ever connected to an internet provider that supports IPv6, across two countries I spend time in...
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
If only I knew how to have full non-interrupted restorative sleep. It seems that my body started losing that skill about 20 years ago, and lost it altogether about 6 years ago. The falling asleep time is a lottery and I'm always waking
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
I'm still sad that the Drop THX Panda never took off (planar-magnetic cans that had 3.5mm passive mode, USB audio mode, and wireless mode, all of which sounded nearly identical thanks to great tuning). It had a physical design flaw wit
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by Anonyneko 6mo ago
This looks really cool, although I personally seem to lack the absolute basic knowledge that is required to make sense of the tutorial messages, so I couldn't even figure out the first level.
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by Anonyneko 7mo ago
Worth noting that the VNDB code is also used to host other databases such as https://nepchan.org/ (a catalogue of indie Japanese or other similar-in-style RPGs)
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by Anonyneko 7mo ago
By now the term "visual novel" got re-imported back into Japan so even Japanese creators have started using it for what they otherwise call "novel games" and VN-like "adventure games".
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by Anonyneko 7mo ago
Brings back memories of how I did much the same for the PSP spin-off VN of the GA Geijutsuka Art Design Class manga/anime (that, of course, also originated from Manga Time Kirara and also had a big focus on art), although those were pr
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by Anonyneko 7mo ago
Yorhel is also the creator of ncdu (a visual disk usage analyzer terminal tool which saved me countless times), as well as https://manned.org/ (a huge man pages index). And in the VN world he has also done a lot of non-publ
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by Anonyneko 7mo ago
I've been getting the endless captcha on my Finnish residential IPs, but I've also been getting that (or outright timeouts) when using VPNs, so I cannot use the site altogether. I wish there were alternatives.

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