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by a96 6mo ago
Theory will make it a million times easier. Figure out the key and changes and you'll have likely chords and if you can do substitutions you'll have some alternatives. Even if they're not exactly what was played, you'll
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by a96 6mo ago
Working backwards is a really neat trick. That's something I wished I figured out a long ago.
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by a96 6mo ago
I'd say both are important. Stopping and working slow is the only way you'll find and improve hard things. If you just blunder past them each time, you're only learning to blunder. Able to play the easy things but never impro
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by a96 6mo ago
Jimi and Eddie are the two singularities of guitar, though. Before them it was unimaginable for anyone to sound like that. After them it was the normal. (Although they're also tones that a lot of players still try to chase for their en
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by a96 6mo ago
> Symbols for Legacy Computing and its supplement are unicode blocks containing graphical characters that were found on computers from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. These characters were used to show semi-graphical elements on the terminal&#x2
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by a96 7mo ago
Importantly, it was so short that it was inadequate. Go beats no go every time.
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by a96 7mo ago
https://wiki.c2.com/?MakeItWorkMakeItRightMakeItFast Make it work, make it work right, make it work fast. In that order.
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by a96 7mo ago
Looks like you found the root of the problem already.
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by a96 7mo ago
Looked like a broken page until I happened to scroll (as that works with broken pages). Stopped and closed when I saw Apple crap.
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by a96 7mo ago
It really was. I was just wondering if Last Ninja 2 (Amiga) was the first game I actually liked playing. I mostly hated old games and I still don't like most games. Particularly ones with twitchy controls or platforming. LN wasn't
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by a96 7mo ago
Wow, you could fit tens of those in one bit! (sorry)
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by a96 7mo ago
That also doesn't explain why it was better and why it's been getting worse all the time. Also, just a simple text search in the titles would be much better, let alone all the text data that YT has on the videos. Even with keyword
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by a96 7mo ago
Well, it's a semi nuclear one, but https://github.com/woefe/ytcc
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by a96 7mo ago
I think it depends on the kind of answer and how long the round trip is. Even a fast model that waffles for several minutes before giving an actual answer ( cough qwen3.5 cough ) can feel very slow. Few seconds per word output may be fine i
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by a96 7mo ago
The massive black borders are making the actual part of the video hard to see. Recording just the window and/or zooming the text as big as you can would make it work better. Also, I think I can see some swap being used. The way to see
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by a96 7mo ago
Reminds me of how some vision models will just hallucinate themselves some input if they can't access a file.
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by a96 7mo ago
I always wondered why there isn't something like tinyscheme built into the tools so the models could eval simple math and code using a reasonable language that can do accurate math but gives no access to anything outside.
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by a96 7mo ago
For relatively small values of changing or world, it sure is. In the world of local models, Unsloth is one of the most significant projects there is.
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by a96 7mo ago
The cat is very cat. It's great. Just a warning that if said daughters happen to be very young and/or sensitive, there's a few painful and oppressive looking and feeling scenes in the game though it's mostly safe and fun
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by a96 7mo ago
That seems like a pretty extraordinary claim.
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by a96 7mo ago
Brave is a series scam company. Always has been, always will be.
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by a96 7mo ago
Absolutely not. Only humans will be hurt by bad output (like this). What we should probably consider is blocking this AI psychosis that some people seem to be having.
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by a96 7mo ago
> SGI Indy Emulator Very interesting choice of target. I don't really miss having an Indy though it was a fantastic system in its time.
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by a96 7mo ago
Sounds very neat. Thanks for the explanation. I'm not too familiar with Nix, though I've done a few installs. This sounds like a very interesting setup.
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by a96 7mo ago
Are you running NixOS on the Strix as a main OS? Would be interesting to read how that's working and what your config is like. Any containers involved or hand building outside of Nix?
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by a96 7mo ago
Ah, RPC. The gift that keeps on giving even after 30 years of security fails.
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by a96 7mo ago
Also no mention of quants and not even sizes in many cases. I wish someone did this kind of comparison well.
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by a96 7mo ago
https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by a96 7mo ago
It's not, unless you've installed it by turning the feature on in settings. That's where the heavy download will be.
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by a96 7mo ago
It's because it's mandatory that it should be front and center on any list of specs. But better late than never, I guess. Thanks for digging it up.

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