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by edude03 2y ago
Of zdnet fame? That's pretty neat! Point still stands though - presumably DRM free games will continue to exist regardless of the humble games layoffs (though, not to imply that the situation isn't terrible, it is)
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by edude03 2y ago
According the the humble games website though: > Humble Games is an indie video games publisher owned by Humble Bundle that is dedicated to bringing you great games the Humble way. So, humble bundle owns humble games, and this doesn&#x27
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by edude03 2y ago
Or more tactfully, if you're hosting it, we'll assume you're guilty because we don't want to deal with it, and you agreed to a very restrictive ToS that lets us take it down.
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by edude03 2y ago
Is there one you'd recommend?
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by edude03 2y ago
It feels hard to ask this without sounding snarky, but how do you separate growth from making good decision and having a good product from growth (in this case) because AI is hot and HF offers a lot of utility for free?
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by edude03 2y ago
Not trying to be snarky, but I'd like to understand who you think the steam deck would appeal to? The original article, and the comment you're replying to seem to want pen input to do work/draw art, and like the tablet form f
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by edude03 2y ago
How much is the flash attention algorithm tied to the hardware? For example, in this announcement they mention taking advantage of the async capabilities of the H100 GPUs which I assume means you won't get those speedups on non H serie
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by edude03 2y ago
Apparently makemkv forum members created some patched firmware that lets you raw read BRs for the sake of extracting metadata that’s intentionally hidden for DRM. Though I’ll have to recheck my understanding since you’re saying you can’t ac
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by edude03 2y ago
Yes, I have a few of these and I love them
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by edude03 2y ago
> Most Americans do not want these big cars Based on what? Anecdotal I know, but my biggest frustration is I can't convince friends and family they should buy a small car instead of an SUV because they always say "I might need
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by edude03 2y ago
If you're interested you can use Pyspinel[0], Wireshark and a $5 ESP32-C6/H2 to connect to and debug thread networks - it's what I use right now for the project I'm working on. [0]: https://openthread.io/
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by edude03 2y ago
Probably not - although that's "kind of" how thread is supposed to work, in practice it doesn't because there isn't a standard way to configuration / key material between thread networks. This [0] is a great EL
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by edude03 2y ago
Depends on your definition of "forces" - the protocol enforces ipv6 addressability, and has the concept of a "border router" that transports messages from the network the BR is connected to to the thread network. Presuma
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by edude03 2y ago
I'm probably missing some context - I don't really grasp the problem being solved or why it's related to the fediverse. Would an accurate summary be "how to make activitypub based systems end to end encrypted (by default
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by edude03 2y ago
How do we know it generates the images itself and isn’t passing the text to dalle? It’s supposedly how the current gpt4 model does listen mode (with whisper but same idea)
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by edude03 2y ago
I'm super excited about this - 1 because it makes me believe apple is taking the smart home seriously and 2 because in theory it means faster and more reliable smart home networks
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by edude03 2y ago
Despite all of these things ringing true for me as well at the last few companies/projects I worked at that used graphql, I will say that like everything in tech, there are trade offs, but if the tool generally solves the problem you h
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by edude03 2y ago
Thanks for sharing, I like the approach and it makes a lot of sense for the problem space. Especially using existing products vs building/hosting your own. I was however tripped up by this sentence close to the beginning: > we encou
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by edude03 2y ago
I knew this would happen when they had a fire sale on these - but surprised that it won't work at all anymore. Hope they open source the firmware, unlock the boot loader so nerds like us can do something with it
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by edude03 2y ago
Quite a bit (can't find a reliable number, but looks like 300-1000kg and yes, I realize that's a wide range) The fuel economy is actually quite reasonable unloaded - I'm getting 11L/100km vs 13 on my 370z. The point I&#x
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by edude03 2y ago
I used to have a bmw i3 then a model y while I lived in an apartment building. In my experience although public charging is more expensive the amount you pay overall is cheaper than an equivalent gas vehicle such that it’s probably not wort
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by edude03 2y ago
Some feedback - for me (and probably for the HN crowd) saying it's powered by "AI" takes away credibility from what otherwise seems like a reasonable project. My first impression was that you'd "just" upload my
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by edude03 2y ago
Basically yeah. At my last company we switch from n GitHub runners to 2 128 core epyc boxes and massively (20x?) decreased our build times. A surprising thing is how much time is spent on IO to upload and restore the cache between steps tha
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by edude03 2y ago
I’m bullish on RAG since you’ll always need a way to work with new information without retraining or fine tuning an LLM. Even as humans we essentially do RAG with google
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by edude03 3y ago
(this articles formatting was super hard to read, I love the web 1.0 "just get it out there" vibe but man I wish CSS had a good "reasonable default" for lots of text) I'm a huge fan of kagi and have been paying for
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by edude03 3y ago
Kind of surprising, 1- because Automatic is known for wordpress, what's the play with messaging? 2- They apparently acquired texts.com as well so clearly an area they are interested in. I also would prefer not to see consolidation but
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by edude03 3y ago
The funny thing is, I have 8 3090s which last epoch would have put in like - top 1% of compute. Now, still a lot of compute but pales in comparison to the 100x H100 GPU clusters we're seeing today.
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by edude03 3y ago
Maybe the only downside to how fast LLMs are moving is papers come out faster than anyone (not at Google) can train and test the improvements. I got into deep learning around when ReLU and dropout was hot and on my consumer 1080 I was able
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by edude03 3y ago
Possibly this https://github.com/intitni/CopilotForXcode
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by edude03 3y ago
Tesla as a company has only existed for 10 years and the current design language 5? years or so. Anyone old enough to drive would have experienced gas cars and the norms there, but we're also starting to see people get a Tesla as their

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