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apetresc
3y ago
Ooh I see! You do that with Mistral7B, I'm guessing? But not with the small GPT-3.5 trial you did?
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If I'm reading the author's writeup correctly, the prompt he's giving the agent at each pick contains only the names of the cards in its pool so far, and only gives the full text for the cards in the pack it's being pa
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apetresc
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Tip: if you find that the "remember my login" ticks never seem to work for you, it's likely your browser's "Enhanced Tracking Prevention" or whatever. You should be able to disable it for just the domain that t
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apetresc
3y ago
Arena's rule engine was explicitly not based on Duels; this was a big selling point when it first launched to replace Duels, and they've gone into some detail since then describing how it works. See https://magic.wiza
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apetresc
3y ago
The way match/tournament rules work, when you have an infinite loop you can pick any number of iterations, but it has to be a number , not "infinity". Which means that the interaction of two infinite combos comes down to whi
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His point wasn't that an MTG bot should be easy to run, his point was that it shouldn't be any easier/cheaper to run server-side than client-side. But to address your point, while that is true, Sparky itself plays with very b
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> I don't think many would want to go back to an agrarian lifestyle where you live in a one or two room brick cottage, walk everywhere, till a field with a very simple, small tractor, eat only what you grow seasonally, have two chan
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3y ago
Sure, but surely you agree there's a difference in implication, right? Like, if a headline says "McDonald's Announces It Will Stop Serving McNuggets to Donald Trump", and the story was actually that McDonald's was d
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apetresc
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Very first line of the article: > This is a story about how a 45-minute speech killed an entire billion-dollar market.
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3y ago
The CRT effect makes a night-and-day difference. The art was not designed with perfect, crisp square pixels in mind at all. You can reproduce the effect in Dosbox with Auto-CRT; if you're so inclined, eXoDOS just released v6 a few week
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It seems like they're just unnecessarily poking the bear by calling themselves "Uniday Studio".
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3y ago
I did read; I saw the additional sentence that, yes, astronauts are at increased risk of kidney stones. I get that. My surprise comes from the fact that a trip to Mars is already incredibly risky and any astronaut signing up likely is at pe
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> It will also give astronauts the go ahead they need from NASA to travel to Mars. Wait, what? Everything else was worked out, but NASA just went "hold on, we can't go to Mars just yet until we figure out what to do if an astro
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GCP doesn't really have the Google problem of lacking support contacts. I've managed relationships with GCP for a couple of different companies now (from startup to mid-size enterprise), and in all cases I had multiple dedicated a
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They have that already, it's called Apple One: https://www.apple.com/apple-one/ It's how I get Apple TV+.
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Logical direction, but the real killer feature would be for an LLM to read every page you bookmark and not just categorize it once for you, but add it to a queryable knowledge-base that you can reference at any point in future conversatio
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Sure, but the reason it generated that ecosystem was because of the price. I remember when the first Pi's were being marketed, and "the $30 computer" was absolutely the main selling point being pushed.
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Odd choice to capitalize "Apple" in the title there. I thought they were resurrecting Newtons or Lisas or something.
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If you look at the signees (especially the two or three that actually seem the most invested in this message, and responded to the discussion thread linked above), you will see that these are not the people building "core infrastructur
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> Phone pushed into sink without realizing while doing dishes and walking away for an hour long phone call How did they talk on their phone for an hour without realizing their phone was underwater?
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There's no equivalent to the "child labor" in your analogy - and I don't mean that because upcharging for video games isn't morally equivalent to abusing children, I mean that because in this instance the potentiall
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This analogy doesn't work; in your coffee example, the cafe is complicit in benefiting from the manufacturer's cost-cutting (at the expense of the children). But the only injured party in the Unity case is the game developers them
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apetresc
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It was Eric Hansen's (chessbrah) stream that made up the sex toy angle. Everyone else just riffed on that original joke.
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There's 960 of them. Hence, the name. Slight nuance: the 960 figure includes the regular starting position, and there's some variation in different tournaments about what would happen if the classical starting position were select
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apetresc
3y ago
Huh? That's to install Linux, not implement a hypervisor.
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Indeed, given the relatively high cost of streaming high-quality video, you'd think Netflix makes substantially more money from the 0-hour viewer compared to the 100-hour viewer.
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Sorry, is "pig butchering" a euphemism for something, or am I missing out on some new scamming trend?
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Well, when they "deal with it", we'll all be complaining even harder. The fact that they've gone relatively light on obfuscation and security against things like yt-dlp for such a long time is basically tacit approval at
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Neovim's adoption has been incredible. Virtually every major vimscript plugin has either been ported or overtaken by a Lua-native alternative in the Neovim ecosystem.
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It's pretty clear from the title; it's an AR app that projects an emulator over top of your controller. Sounds pointless if you're using a phone as your window into AR, but if you were to imagine this on a headset like a Ques
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