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dahrkael
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dahrkael
1mo ago
so now plastic is the greener choice? what a time to be alive
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dahrkael
2mo ago
install LM Studio, download the automatically selected quant based on your hardware, start a conversation with the automatic context size. 10 minutes at best and zero effort
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3mo ago
ah good to know. still since im already on the microg builds I'll keep using that until this phone dies so I'm still skewing the statistics
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dahrkael
3mo ago
the LineageOS teams refuses to incorporate patches to support MicroG as a replacement for Google Services so anyone (including me) that wants to follow that path is required to use unofficial builds.
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3mo ago
Ruby is always a pleasure to use. Another very good language for parsing binary is Erlang/Elixir where you can pattern match against the raw bytes specifying sizes, endianess, etc and its all too well integrated in the language.
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4mo ago
Normal people doesnt do that, thats just you and a couple others in this thread. Normal people just listens to music and enjoys it without a second thought
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4mo ago
because the other people may write better prompts than you
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4mo ago
AceStep XL is a music generation model trained on an open dataset. is the content generated with that one okay with you then?
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4mo ago
Spotify is full of AI songs so not a good alternative in this case
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4mo ago
elevator music doesnt need any deep meaning
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4mo ago
when ruby was trendy the 1.9 branch was still cooking so in a lot of people's mind it is veery slow
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6mo ago
I tried Gemini 3.1 pro once to implement a previously designed 7-phase plan. it only implemented a quarter of the plan before stopping, the code didnt even compile because half of the scaffolding was missing. it then confidently said everyt
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7mo ago
this is great, specially the evaluation loop. the worst part of using AI to make games is testing things work as intended after every modification specially if its a complex game. whats the art creation pipeline?
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7mo ago
if no code is contributed back then why is there an ongoing problem with massive amounts of PRs?
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8mo ago
im referring to WinNY, Share, Perfect Dark and the likes which work kind of like FreeNet with their own twists
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8mo ago
at least they confirm you are indeed sharing them and not just matchibg your IP in some swarm list which may not even be real
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8mo ago
japanese people have been doing this with their darknets for decades and they are fine
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8mo ago
how is discords freemium successful when they are trying to put Nitro in your face at every step? trying so hard to me that sounds like not enough people pay
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8mo ago
when coming back to a community after a long period of time i have to follow a trail of links to rooms that say they have been upgraded and the current one abandoned until i reach the current one. thats stupid, confusing and time wasting
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8mo ago
any place to follow your progress on this? sounds very interesting
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8mo ago
I just tried it. designed a very detailed and reaaonable plan, made some amedments to it and wrote it down to a markdown file. i told it to implement it and it started implementing the original plan instead of the revised one, that was weir
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9mo ago
GOG's business relies on Windows going above and beyond to remain retrocompatible with older versions of itself so trashing on it feels like a shitty move
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9mo ago
rockchip may have lots of raw power but software compatibility vs a N150 is very low
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9mo ago
now it also has threaded channels so it went full loop into a forum
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10mo ago
in my case Spain with the DNI 3.0 but as others commented its a thing in many of them
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10mo ago
sorry but why is the "web" part relevant for that? cant you keep a normal tcp or udp connection open?
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10mo ago
european IDs already have a chip with your personal keys and you can use that to log into any state operated service
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10mo ago
if the solution to censorship is flooding the network posting the same message to multiple of their preferred relays in hopes that the recipient gets it, what happens if i get banned from all their preferred relays? i dont think i can messa
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10mo ago
considering most people today only use 3 or 4 big email providers i can see the exact same happening for nostr, the p2p part seems more like a gimmick than a protocol requirement
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10mo ago
absolutely
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