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godshatter
11mo ago
It can't be hardware, as others have noted these kinds of games have been working great on machines that are magnitudes slower than the OPs machine. Maybe it's some kind of search that is running linearly on an assumed small datas
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godshatter
11mo ago
There are dozens of us. And none of us can agree on anything.
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godshatter
11mo ago
C gets a lot of crap, sometimes for good reason, but one thing I like about it is that the question of whether C is allocating something is easy to answer, at least for your own code.
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godshatter
11mo ago
I use gpt4all and have downloaded some models. It's not that hard, and doesn't take a huge system. It's pretty easy if you use models on their list, it's a bit more work to find the right chat interactive script (forgot
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godshatter
1y ago
There was a study published by the University of Exeter in 2021 that showed the following: rsfMRI revealed stronger connectivity between the visual–occipital network and several prefrontal regions (BAs 9, 10, 11) in the hyperphantasic group
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godshatter
1y ago
I have aphantasia and cannot hear sounds or music in my head. I can't taste or smell things either, but I've also been going through life assuming most people can't either. From reading about it, it seems that some people can
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godshatter
1y ago
The hypnogogic state seems to work fine in at least some aphants, including myself. I see nothing at all when I try to visualize. I have also lucid dreamed in the past and have consciously seen things in a dream as well. I can remember the
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1y ago
As a person with aphantasia, I can see actual images when I'm on the edge of sleep, and I can see actual images when I'm dreaming, but I can't get anything like that to show up when I try to "picture" something. Jus
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1y ago
Generally, a lot of games play fine just by selecting Proton Experimental, though some of the games I play do require adding a configuration in the steam menu for the game which I usually crib from the protondb page for the game based on us
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godshatter
1y ago
When I was cramming for a test the day before I would use an accelerated version of this. I would work on something difficult for maybe an hour or so, then go do something fun for a few minutes that required focus. Going for a walk just lef
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1y ago
It still boggles my mind that in this day and age most people use the one search engine that keeps the most copious records of everything that is entered and that ties that to the most information any corporation probably has about any rand
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godshatter
1y ago
Is there a stand-alone syntax highlighting cli tool? It sounds like we need one if one doesn't exist yet. Something that would take an input stream, a language parameter, and maybe an optional color syntax highlighting config or someth
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1y ago
The problem I have with trailing commas for the last entry is that it's missing one key bit of information: the last entry is supposed to be the last entry in the list. Whenever I see a list where the last entry has a trailing comma I
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1y ago
I wonder what would happen if LMs were built a bit at a time by: - add in some smallish portion of the data set - have LM trainers (actual humans) interact with it and provide feedback about where the LM is factually incorrect and pro
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1y ago
If you didn't have the luxury of a delete button, such as when you're just talking directly to someone IRL, you would probably say something like "no, wait, that doesn't make any sense, I think I'm confusing myself&
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godshatter
1y ago
A few months ago I played around with GPT4ALL which lets you run a local LLM with a chatbot interface. Using this, the relationship ruination problem still exists (assuming it has the same memory feature - I didn't use one if it existe
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godshatter
1y ago
I'm willing to throw that away to get rid of the scammy ads. It would be nice if there were ad networks that were vigilant about who they let use their service, but "money", I guess. So adblockers it is.
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1y ago
These files are worth their weight in gold if they actually do have compromising data on many different people in power. Lists of people who flew on Epstein's plane is hardly incriminating from a legal perspective, it's only valua
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1y ago
It's been a while, but that might mean that (in the example above) B is the shortcut key for that menu item.
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1y ago
I'm a C programmer who has tried to move to other languages, but I keep coming back to C for a few different reasons. It's a small language and I can keep it in my head along with much of the standard library and that's very
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1y ago
It's crazy that we live in a time when "pay with money and your data" or "pay with your eyeballs" are the only viable options and "pay with your money without your data" can't even be considered.
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godshatter
1y ago
Strangely enough, I do feel entitled to download data from YouTube using standard protocols on a standard port. It's not like I'm breaking in or anything.
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1y ago
I don't log in to YouTube because I don't want to participate in the Google ecosystem to that extent. That precludes paying for Premium. If they don't want me to watch videos, then they should gate them behind the login they
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godshatter
1y ago
I'd go for "Share profile photo" for the checkbox. Why even get into ownership of the photo? Maybe it's not mine and was given to me by whoever took the photo? Just keep it simple and stop pretending that my OS is alive.
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godshatter
1y ago
Yep, I'll be using something like gpt4all and running things locally just so I don't get caught up in something by some online AI calling the authorities on me. I don't plan to talk about anything anyone would be concerned ab
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godshatter
1y ago
As an outsider looking in as I don't deal with NPM on a daily basis, the 30k dependencies going 50 branches deep seems to be the real problem here. Code reuse is an admiral goal but this seems absurd. I have no idea if these numbers ar
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1y ago
If they get a court order then they can start trying to break the encryption.
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1y ago
> It's not a particularly crazy idea that free users get a lesser experience. Agreed, but it's the difference between a restaurant serving a mid-tier soup for cheaper versus giving customers a really good soup that the chef spi
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1y ago
> Without, the last line is inconsistent with the other lines. The last line without a comma imparts the information that this line is expected to be the last line in the list which is something you don't get from it with that trail
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1y ago
That's interesting. I also have aphantasia and I seem to be the only one around where I work that cares one bit about visual presentation. I suspect it's because people with aphantasia have to rely on waiting for visual recognitio
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