SunlitCat

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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   I am guilty of violating rule 5. To my defense, I bought my HP printer way back while a certain thing was going on worldwide and a HP one was literally the only model the store had on stock. (Yeah, I could have bought another one online, bu
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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   Just wondering, but is writing custom servers for commercial games still a thing?
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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   I know, the goal is (in short) a listing of expected undefined behavior, which could improve security if developers follow along. But isn't putting undefined behavior into the standard an oxymoron, kinda?
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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   That answer inspired me to ask ChatGPT on how blockchain could enhance AI. And, to say the least, I wasn't disappointed! It printed out a pretty long answer with several good points on how it could help to enhance AI. There we have it!
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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   Like with blockchain, there are real uses, of course i totally agree! But I was more thinking about the craze surrounding the whole thing, like with blockchain, you can see everyone trying to sell you AI for kinda everything.
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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   Given they had mobile apus out with similar performance since quite some time, it's kinda baffling they just released a comparable desktop apu now.
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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   Mhm, but it kinda hurts to see, that AMD is able to push out APUs powering the likes of a Playstation 5 and everything on a single chip, while on desktop you need to buy the cpu and a chunky gpu seperately.
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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   I really wonder why AMD is so reluctant to release desktop cpus with a powerful iGPU. Yeah, I know the 8x00G exists, but it's kinda too little too late.
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   by SunlitCat 3y ago

   It's like the previous craze with blockchain. Everyone and their dog was about to use blockchain to do the most awesome thing ever. And even things that didn't really lend themselves to blockchain were suddenly presented as prime
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    by SunlitCat 3y ago

    >Stop selling GPUs. Hoard them. Introduce some subtle bug into the drivers that dramatically increases their rate of burn out. Well, they didn't stop selling GPU when cryptomining was going strong. Instead they continued to sell the
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    by SunlitCat 3y ago

    For certain reasons, i totally support saving the kittens! :)
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    by SunlitCat 3y ago

    The Mistral model I tried when it came out produced "blog posts" as responses. I assume this somehow depends on where those models get much of their training data from (please correct me if I'm wrong).