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by Nouser76 2y ago
This leaves out the fact that attempting to make a human out of these just results in an abomination (and the ability to do alchemy without a transmutation circle).
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by Nouser76 2y ago
This may be tangential, but the interesting thing to me about the Warcraft Wiki is that it serves the lore and API information in great detail and is my go-to resource for those. But when it comes to precise data about the content (e.g. spe
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by Nouser76 2y ago
One of the best cases of leaving Fandom that I know of is the Runescape wiki mentioned in the article[0]. The community that ran the fandom wiki had buy-in from the creators of Runescape to assist with the transition, help with funding, and
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by Nouser76 2y ago
Unless they've moved backwards, that hasn't been doable for a very long time. The client in the past didn't have the information sent to it about things in fog of war. The closest was seeing a skill shot come across your scre
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by Nouser76 2y ago
I haven't kept up on the current state of cheats, but 10 years ago there were cheats that would automatically last hit minions (necessary to gain gold), automatically path towards your cursor while aiming and targeting your skills, mov
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by Nouser76 3y ago
Just a note, Ethereum uses Proof of Stake now instead of Proof of Work, which is what drives the reduction in energy consumption.
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by Nouser76 3y ago
Is there any framework/system that distributes the work across multiple GPUs on different computers over a network (LAN or WAN)? I'm not concerned much about latency or generation time, but would love to train or load up huge mode
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by Nouser76 3y ago
I've used coqui.ai's TTS models[0] and library[1] to great success. I was able to get cloned voice to be rendered in about 80% of the audio clip length, and I believe you can also stream the response. Do note the model license for
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by Nouser76 3y ago
In my experience, modern entertainment takes too much cognitive load to get up and running. With streaming/on demand, I have to make pointed decisions on what show I'm watching. I don't always want to make a decision right no
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by Nouser76 3y ago
https://bulletins.psu.edu/undergraduate/colleges/behrend/sof... Penn State has one.
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by Nouser76 3y ago
IIRC from reading a few days ago it was worth ~$60 USD.
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by Nouser76 3y ago
I'm a big proponent of having sanity checks that values are populated properly, because all it takes is some misalignment between the backend and frontend on the API definition to break some parameters (name mismatch, added in one not
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by Nouser76 3y ago
Ruffle[0] can be embedded in your website to make flash work in modern browsers. Neopets actually did just this a few days ago[1] to bring back their catalog of old flash games. So if you can find a way to write Flash (the old tools should
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by Nouser76 3y ago
> The standard penalty for a violation is $5,000, which is a fraction of the value of the bonus space developers receive from the agreements. For example, the owners of 325 Fifth Avenue have been assessed a total of $54,000 in penalties
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by Nouser76 3y ago
I recently installed Clone Hero, with my only PC Guitar Hero-like experience being Frets on Fire probably 15 years ago, and I was blown away by how it felt exactly like Guitar Hero. FoF felt so clunky whereas Clone Hero is a delight. It han
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by Nouser76 3y ago
I don't know that it's a great plan to do a blogpost and in-app notification as the first round of reminders and email on the day of the change. Both the blogpost and in-app notification requires you to explicitly go on GitLab an
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by Nouser76 4y ago
Super exciting read! I was interested in the Xbox 360 modding scene and re-reading this brought back a ton of memories from reading about all this stuff the first time! Thanks for compiling this, the quality is excellent and the content is
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by Nouser76 4y ago
>SQS has a many-to-one relationship. You can send messages to a queue from many different producers but only one consumer can be defined. A consumer is another application, most often some compute instances such as Lambda, EC2, or Fargat
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by Nouser76 4y ago
One interesting use case to me would be cataloguing features of an item you own. When you are dealing with insurance, they will reimburse you for a product of like kind and quality. For example, if you have an older consumer stand mixer tha
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by Nouser76 4y ago
What's humorous to me about this is that both ideologies can probably make this claim. I know a lot of people who are pro-vaccine and mask mandates that are mad that this pandemic is still going on because of people believing misinform
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by Nouser76 5y ago
I have a local media collection that I like to have as background noise/entertainment while I work. One thing I didn't like about self-managed libraries vs radio/television/etc. is that I still had the cognitive load of
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by Nouser76 5y ago
I absolutely love this! I've been trying to get more into re-use of my existing possessions, and this is helpful for fixing whatever breaks. I think it would be useful for answers/fixes to have a permanent vs temporary classificat
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by Nouser76 5y ago
Honestly, I have the opposite experience. I pressurize around 50-55PSI and do at least 2 carbonation cycles, venting in-between. Using cold water is also key, so I keep a 2L full of flat water for later carbonation - we swap between 2-3 bot
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by Nouser76 5y ago
Honestly, I made my own using this[0] setup and I've never been happier. I had Sodastream before and the cost of refills and inconvenience of restocking them meant that I didn't actually use it that much. I bought some fruit extra
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by Nouser76 5y ago
This is interesting! I'm going to throw a few questions your way, please feel free to answer as many or few as you'd like. A lot of these are stream of thought things too, so apologies. Do you see this product serving the lawyer-l
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by Nouser76 5y ago
I don't know if I'd use proportion of national energy use when a reactor offers a fixed output while each nation's consumption (and area for alternative renewables) can drastically differ. In 2019, the 93 nuclear reactors in
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by Nouser76 5y ago
Location: USA Remote: Yes, fully remote only Willing to relocate: Open to move to Norway or Ireland Technologies: Java, C#, AWS, Python, Javascript Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattyoung219&#x
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by Nouser76 6y ago
Location: United States, moving to Pennsylvania/New York soon Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Spring, Java, C#, AWS, SaaS, IoT Résumé: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattyoung219/ Email: work@m
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by Nouser76 7y ago
Because diverse opinions lead to better end products. Having homogenized groups of people means you're leaving some viewpoints out, and those viewpoints have sometimes been extremely helpful for me as a software developer.
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by Nouser76 7y ago
If you're like me and forgot to look at the publish date, the article is from mid 2018 and not recently.

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