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by hackcasual 3y ago
Yes! They used a full orchestra for it
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by hackcasual 3y ago
Both Total Annihilation and Outlaws had real bangers
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by hackcasual 3y ago
That and his addiction to amphetamines adds a heavy amount of paranoia to his later work
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by hackcasual 3y ago
He's completed both Space Exploration and Seablock, both of which are 300+ hour runs. Kind of shocking really how much time you can spend on Factorio overhauls
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by hackcasual 3y ago
It's not necessarily harder, it's very different from writing code for CPUs and it's used to accomplish different things. Though it's different, a usually what what you're writing is smaller in scope than something
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by hackcasual 3y ago
I tested it out by playing dark souls 3, beating the first boss
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by hackcasual 3y ago
V4 is a massive improvement in lag. The CM4 doubles the camera interface bandwidth, which was the bottle neck.
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by hackcasual 3y ago
OpenRC predates systemd I believe
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by hackcasual 3y ago
Not to mention having your interface chip not be what you're organizing increases reliably and prevents bricking
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by hackcasual 3y ago
Huffman trees are really cool and a neat little example program to put together.
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by hackcasual 3y ago
What's really interesting to me is how a decent chunk of the voices behind wait and register are involved in the AI systems themselves. I'm guessing it's hoping to kick the ladder out from above
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by hackcasual 3y ago
Bad news, with Microsoft selling this add a way of gaining ground on Google, and a bunch of other "hot startups" dog and pony shows, this will be in the news for awhile.
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by hackcasual 3y ago
if you don't optimize for size, more things get inlined. LTO creates more inlining opportunities, so plain LTO will increase your binary size. A complicating factor is small functions often inline smaller than leaving them outlined, si
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by hackcasual 3y ago
LTO without Os/z will increase your binary size, since more things get inlined
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by hackcasual 3y ago
All the more reason to support right to repair
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by hackcasual 3y ago
Only works if they have been moved. Addresses start out as hashes of ECC keys, not the keys themselves
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by hackcasual 3y ago
These aren't mystery systems. While the sheer volume of data makes individual outputs difficult to understand how they were derived, the systems operation are well understood. These are statistical models of language. They don't h
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Did my best to match the colors https://imgur.com/HubwY1d
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by hackcasual 4y ago
If you like more maths/complicated sudoku's you should try variant sudoku. Killer cages in particular make the puzzles quite mathy
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Squirrel
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by hackcasual 4y ago
That's good to know. I've used them in the past for embedded vision for FIRST robotics. I was actually thinking about getting the N2+ to replace my Rpi4 for HA, but might just go with a NUC.
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Odroid is my go to low cost SBC. If you just need something like a WiFi connected display/sensor/switch, esp32. I really like the M5stick. Other than that specific projects usually have a list of alternatives which can help. There
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by hackcasual 4y ago
There have been a few that aren't exactly vernacular. I'm still angry about "parer"
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by hackcasual 4y ago
The .22 Eargesplitten Loudenboomer was designed to hit 5000 fps (3400mph), but testing the round most people agreed it only hit 4600 (Just a few dozen mph shy of glass). With modern propellants it would probably beat the glass.
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by hackcasual 4y ago
The .22 Eargesplitten Loudenboomer could probably do it with modern propellant
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Difficult not to see this as anything other petulance. It's Musk's site and he's free to do whatever he wants with it, but this seems squarely against "any legal speech will be allowed"
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Now to just add it to Home Assistant
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by hackcasual 4y ago
I used this trick for delta compression for an ArrayBuffer backed data exchange format. Since it was getting sent from a web server, we got gzip for free, but could still shrink data sizes by filtering it in such a way as to make it easier
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by hackcasual 4y ago
Sadly no mods on the Switch.
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by hackcasual 4y ago
I bought a Raritan KX IV-101 at the start of the pandemic, and it was single handedly the best home office purchase I've made. They're going for about $300 more than what I got it for, but it simply out-performs the PiKVM for an a

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