Cieric

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   by Cieric 2y ago

   I see Open-source, but I'm not able to find any link to a repo anywhere on that page. And while it's not as popular as I think it should be, there is a project already called outrun ( https://github.com/Overv/o
2. 122.▲
   by Cieric 2y ago

   Shorts link didn't work for me, here is the normal player link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGuTns5Nt9Q I'm not to familiar with LaTeX so I much prefer a WYSIWYG editor. I mainly use things like wolframalpha&#x
3. 123.▲
   by Cieric 2y ago

   I have yet to really get started learning FPGAs myself, but I hear that [1] nand2tetris is a good resource for learning. [1] https://www.nand2tetris.org/
4. 124.▲
   by Cieric 2y ago

   Just to note for anyone like me, Dark Reader appears to mess up the formatting of the article/website. You might need to disable it for the article to actually fill the screen and not be squeezed into a small column.
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   by Cieric 2y ago

   As someone who has dealt with Nvidia messing up resource transitions on AMD cards, I'm not sure how much I would trust a library made by them to also handle that. But besides that point, this seems to do the same stuff that other libra
6. 126.▲
   by Cieric 2y ago

   Haven't had a chance to use capstone yet, but a project I really like happens to use it. https://github.com/xoreaxeaxeax/sandsifter
7. 127.▲
   by Cieric 2y ago

   AMD has some tools for debugging performance related issues called Radeon GPU Profiler/Analyzer and gfxreconstruct (mainly just a replay tool, but can help when comparing across cards), but for debugging shaders running incorrectly on
8. 128.▲
   by Cieric 2y ago

   I was getting the same issues due to the capitalization of my name. Just as a note to make sure yours is correct as well.
9. 129.▲
   by Cieric 2y ago

   Tried the hacker news front page ( https://news.ycombinator.com/news ) and when clicking on OpenRSS I get this error: TypeError: URL constructor: is not a valid URL. [NextJS] (5603-cb6f1c5a9761f9d0.js:14:5466) Browser is Fir
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    I find projects like this really fun, but when it comes to being a game I am seeing a lot of problems. - renderer and physics aren't synced in any way, physics shouldn't be tied to frame rate, but running as 2 separate threads wit
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    I personally have complaints about bringing rust into the Linux kernel (not a maintainer or contributor so my opinion matters very little), however making changes to the kernel to make it safer or more robust should always be welcome. I&#x2
12. 132.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    I figure I'll drop this here just in case. I don't really use my RM2 since keeping it in my backpack caused the cover to start getting destroyed. I wrote this as a "is this possible" type program. It ssh's into the
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    Thanks for that, while searching google for that result only lead me to vscode's IntelliSense settings. Searching for "Intelli Sense Memory Limit" setting in visual studio didn't lead me right to the result but it did gi
14. 134.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    As someone who runs into that daily, I'm surprised I never heard of this before. I seem to have found the 64-bit mode under "Tools > Options" then "Text Editor > C/C++ > IntelliSense". The top option i
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    I mean most of that could be emulated in vulkan or dx12, I'm not sure about other apis. I'm curious what the use case would be though. I'm also fairly certain it can be done to a degree, but without a convincing use case it&#
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    Good guess, but most games don't actually look for that. The closest I've seen is them saving off the final rendered image and checking for wrong information. I think Vindictus was one that did that (learned about that outside the
17. 137.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    2 different ways. 1) We're dependent on external tools for capturing and debugging shaders, most of which are detected as debuggers by anti-cheat and will kill the process before we even have a chance of reproducing the issue. 2) The o
18. 138.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    You're correct, most companies don't make their own anti-cheat. We have categorized the different anti-cheats and have ways around them where needed. But whether or not the game devs or some 3rd party makes the anti-cheats it stil
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    Don't get me wrong I understand the sentiment there. I'm sadly locked out of most of those games from the get go being on linux though. Most of the games that give me trouble aren't online games to begin with. Most online gam
20. 140.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    As someone who has been in the graphics card driver side of things for almost 3 years now, anti-cheat has been the bane of my existence. Some anti-cheat has been strong enough that is has actively stopped me from fixing games, doubly so whe
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    Thanks, but I've already evaluated JuiceLabs and it does not handle what I need it to. Plus with the whole project going commercial and the community edition being neglected I no longer have any interest in trying to support the projec
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    This is interesting, but I'm more interested in self-hosting. I already have a lot of GPUs (some running some not.) Does this have a self-hosting option so I can use the GPUs I already have?
23. 143.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    I think it was suppose to be 830 persons / $1.
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    Not really sure what I can give you. The tools were basically just golang, gcc and docker. Everything else inspection wise just came while I was writing the code. The viewer I use is jellyfin, but I didn't get far enough in the project
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    In the past I mainly screwed around with [2] musig as it was fairly easy to modify, right off hand I don't know why I stopped using it. [1] seek-tune (not-shazam) was just post here on hn yesterday, I had to modify it quite a bit to ac
26. 146.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    I feel like I've touched a lot of things where something like this is useful (hobby projects). In my case I've done a recommendation engine, music matching (I specifically use it for matching anime to their data), and perceptual h
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    While the project does look nice to use and modify. I'm not sure I personally would have posted it yet. - The instructions seem not to be the best to get it up and running (e.g. "cd not-shazam" and just a few lines later &quo
28. 148.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    I'm not 100% sure what you mean by you can't solve it, I've been able to solve 3 so far, only one with the hint. Unless you mean provably solve in the fewest steps or something. I'm curious if you could elaborate further
29. 149.▲
    by Cieric 2y ago

    At least all the images are AI. They all have "Created with AI" underneath them. I haven't read the article yet though.
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    by Cieric 2y ago

    True, I didn't know PAE was a thing till now. I figured something like that was possible, I just didn't know we had it around the time of the xbox. I guess that raises the current theoretical limit to around 64GiB? And yeah even t