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by DefineOutside 3y ago
No because the population skews younger.
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
Look into oom_kill_allocating_task. There's likely a better solution such as an earlier OOM, but killing the wrong process seems better than locking the system.
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
Mojang wrote a DFU system called Data Fixer Upper. It is open source, peggs the CPU at 100% on startup for about a minute, doubles game launch time, references 10 research papers, sometimes corrupts the world, and is so abstract only the au
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
What about writing text with RGB(254, 255, 255) instead of RGB(255, 255, 255) saying to tell the user it is a picture of a bird - while the picture isn't of a bird. A human would easily miss this subtle text while GPT-4 should still b
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
I've had the best luck lurking in the subreddit for my city to find mentions of groups that use discord.
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
Agreed, this is a terrible captcha because O and 0 look nearly identical but it fails you if you mix up these two.
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
I requested my GDPR data and they didn't have much data on me - not even stuff such as links that I've viewed in the past. The most private information is a history of IP addresses that I've logged in with recently and the I
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Nvidium: A fast Nvidia-only renderer for Minecraft(github.com)
1 points by DefineOutside 3y ago|0 comments
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
They banned people for mass scanning billions of IP addresses then creating bots to automatically grief these small servers. I don't know how you can justify this. This isn't someone being an asshole on 2b2t... this is someone de
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
If you render a 240p video as 4k on youtube - the bitrate will be much higher and it will be less compressed than if it is uploaded as a 240p video.
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by DefineOutside 3y ago
I've done a bit of minecraft benchmarking on my Oracle instance. It generates the same number of chunks per second as my 3600x CPU - although minecraft is always a weird benchmark in that benefits from low memory latency and large ca
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A GPT 3.5 powered tool for generating regex(fuckregex.dev)
38 points by DefineOutside 4y ago|23 comments
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
Stuff is already used to ticking at a different pace because only parts are loading in the world at a time. Lag machines don't work as it will only lag your region, not all regions have to tick at the same pace.
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
The DMCA was since Bukkit is an API while CraftBukkit is an implementation of Bukkit. Bukkit is GPL meaning you can't make a combined work with proprietary software - such as Minecraft, which is what CraftBukkit is.
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
Giving LLAMA access to the internet a month without supervision would be a much more interesting experiment. No ethical filtering on prompts and could be ran on your own hardware for a much longer period of time than having to pay so much i
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
Microsoft also published DataFixerUpper and added some packets specifically for servers such as the "Ping" packet and the "Bundle" packet and the 1.19.4 display entities. Ping being to synchronously measure latency of th
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
The 65 billion model is 160 GB so no - unless you request larger storage spaces from github. 7 billion and 13 billion should fit though.
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
I asked BasedGPT if "Should I get vaccinated?" and it responded: ChatGPT: Yes, it is highly recommended to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and other preventable diseases. Vaccines are safe and effective at protecting both individu
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
> So since 2000 schools have been teaching students Microsoft skills (Adobe skills were introduced a little later). My most recent required computer class was indeed learning how to use Microsoft Office in high school in 2016. That&#x2
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
step one: promote BSD and MIT licenses over more copyleft licenses such as GPL step two: profit from people willing to code for enterprises for free There has to be some reason that Google released PyTorch under BSD-3 by Meta and TensorFlow
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
From the perspective of a server-sided anticheat as client side exists as a barrier to entry so it must be intrusive to work. I know of non-cheat devs who have bypassed Vanguard accidentally while implementing low level windows stuff. No,
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
I meant letting other players control your character, why is teleporting someone else to anywhere on the map a valid action?
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
I've played with and studied netcode and I'm unsure what GTA netcode would even look like. I've seen cheats to the point where everyone is just teleported to the cheater, the cheater spawning millions of dollars, cheaters ta
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
Lead, because lead is cheaper so you can buy more for a pound.
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
I use the Mac M1 and wouldn't suggest it for linux unless all the functionality you need is explicitly supported. Most stuff does work for me as a java dev. However, Asahi doesn't support docking to a monitor which prevents me f
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
I've been addicted to the internet since 2010. I learned a lot and became a developer because of modding communities and general PC building. I've also wasted a lot of time on reddit and youtube. Can't say anything product
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
Eaglercraft is an early example of a java program compiled to WebAssembly to run in the browser. It's Minecraft 1.5.2
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
> Stop buying Apple if you don't like it. I personally don't like it and will not stop buying apple phones. The CPU's on an iPhone are far ahead of Android. I could buy either the Pixel 4 or the iPhone 11 for the same $4
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
How do you justify BMW also charging $18/month for heated seats?
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by DefineOutside 4y ago
Yes, no GPU acceleration. All on the CPU. Mainly on google docs though and other websites, nothing very intensive.

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