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by girvo 3y ago
> But when I see what the kids are up to in the multiplayer cheating forums The EFI-based cheats, or even the DMA PCI-e hardware streaming memory data out to a second computer are fascinating, to get around ring-0 anticheats like Vanguar
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by girvo 3y ago
Yeah they’re the only one sadly. Riot doesn’t, Sony doesn’t, among others. I’m hopeful they do eventually follow suit
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by girvo 3y ago
My issue with IPv6 is online gaming doesn’t seem to support it at all. Valorant and similar online competitive games are IPv4 only; despite IPv6 having considering upsides for real time games. I think you could get real uptake from gamers i
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by girvo 3y ago
Fair enough, I have neither, so it’s been great for me.
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by girvo 3y ago
If they’re like me, they subscribe to those through the various apps from the app store, such that Apple is the processor for them. It means paying more typically, but it’s worth it for me to have as many of my subs as possible in one place
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by girvo 3y ago
Yeah it’s a win for me. I do not care about other huge corporations making money via alt stores. I do care about an FDroid like alternative that will let me download emulators!
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by girvo 3y ago
It does have a large amount of malware too, though
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by girvo 3y ago
That one doesn’t have to write the glue code around your HTTP client library?
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by girvo 3y ago
You've explained that wonderfully, thank you! I'm not the original commenter, but was also confused by my intuition here. That makes a lot more sense now :)
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by girvo 3y ago
LoRa the radio tech was first, so as far as I'm concerned it's the canonical definition of the acronym. But I'm biased, I'm an embedded firmware dev
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by girvo 3y ago
Eastern Europe would be my guess?
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by girvo 3y ago
> Most programmers can't implement a PID loop. Wait, really? I would expect that most programmers could absolutely implement one if they understood what they are, but perhaps I'm biased from living in embedded land
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by girvo 3y ago
Within cells, useRalativeImagePath? This is the first time I've come across glitch tokens. Fascinating really; I wonder what the equivalents (if any) are for other models? Is there any overlap?
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by girvo 3y ago
Two is greater than one.
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by girvo 3y ago
> C in IoT stands for “cost-effective” I guess I know this sounds pithy (and it is!) but you'd be surprised exactly how cheap and cost effective Wi-fi enabled SoCs are. A lot of the time we're getting Wi-Fi for free, and most o
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by girvo 3y ago
Ooh this is a much nicer approach than the kind of brute force approach we took at work for theme gen
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by girvo 3y ago
It's fascinating to me that this process seems to rhyme with that of the path PHP took, with HHVM being built as a second implementation, proving that PHP could be much faster -- and the main project eventually adopting similar approac
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by girvo 3y ago
Those used Bluetooth and were horribly thick and you had to charge their battery and so on
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by girvo 3y ago
I love this so much, but it’s a missed opportunity IMO: I want one for my 13 Mini, and (secondarily, even for normal sized iPhones) it should use the M600i/P1i keyboard http://www.allaboutsymbian.com/images/reviews
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by girvo 3y ago
> Drones are not "seen" with cameras and then identified as drones Depends. Not every part of the Ukraine front has state of the art EWAR capabilities (on either side), and is infested with drones. That said, it's still n
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by girvo 3y ago
It's unavailable to me as well, I'm in Australia. I found the article through Googles cache no worries at least https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:...
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by girvo 3y ago
I think they mean the strong sense of déjà vu. I get a weird one where the déjà vu itself is what I've felt before, déjà vu squared. Feels horrible!
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by girvo 3y ago
> maybe even affordable ASICs on the market Part of me envisions a Coral-like device, but the kicker/difficulty/cost problem is always going to be fast, big memory. I think that puts a bit of a price floor on some of it. Can&#
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by girvo 3y ago
From their GitHub[0]: > Evaluation shows that PowerInfer attains an average token generation rate of 13.20 tokens/s, with a peak of 29.08 tokens/s, across various LLMs (including OPT-175B) on a single NVIDIA RTX 4090 GPU, only
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by girvo 3y ago
> GCC has a bit richer history in the embedded space Yeah as someone who works in the embedded space, I do wish that LLVM had more microcontroller support. Maybe one day! It was weirdly hard to get up and running with the STM32L4 and LLV
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by girvo 3y ago
Totally fair :) I'm going to have a play with it at work!
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by girvo 3y ago
Better value I absolutely understand. But I thought they were claiming its out and out better/superior? As far as I was aware, the 4090 still edges out the 7900XTX in pure raster in most games, but again I'm not certain on that
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by girvo 3y ago
Xylazine is rarely taken on it's own, it's bought as a combination of various fentanyl analogs or nitazene analogs and xylazine added. Horrific stuff.
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by girvo 3y ago
> and in pure raster perf, they’re dominating the graphics space as well. Wait, is that actually true? The 4090 is superior in raster to the 7900XTX I thought? Happy to be corrected!
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by girvo 3y ago
Oh gosh, AUTOSAR... shudder The MISRA analysis seems neat -- It's GPLv3 from what the LICENSE suggests, does that cause problems when being used to scan proprietary code?

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