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jekwoooooe
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jekwoooooe
1y ago
This guy makes some good points but he clearly has a bone to pick. Calling dlss snake oil was where I stopped reading
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Raspberry pi is fairly overpriced and doesn’t make sense unless you want to spend exactly 50$ for some reason If you need gpio, you can probably get away with an esp32 If you want a server, n100 based computer will be better
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1y ago
Title should be updated to make it clear this is an interview cheating project. It’s quite ironic
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1y ago
That doesn’t make any sense that’s like saying you should be allowed to trick your bank into giving you free money because you processed their website “in your network”
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1y ago
Not proposing a moral opinion but this is still piracy no matter how much they deny it. The contract with free Spotify is you receive ads.
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1y ago
I hope this finally ends meetings. Pretty much nothing ever needs to be a meeting. Everything can be decided async. Extroverts are the only ones demanding a meeting to hear themselves talk. I have yet to experience a single compelling remot
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1y ago
It’s not sinophobia to point out an obvious pattern. It’s like saying talking about how terrorism (the kind that will actually affect you) is solely an Islamic issue, and then calling that islamophobic. It’s okay to recognize patterns my ma
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1y ago
Good write up. At some point we have to just seize these Chinese malware adjacent crap at the borders already
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1y ago
Because it starts with a consonant
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1y ago
AS can also route and black hole traffic. There’s no real reason to continue allowing their traffic on the same internet when it’s all malicious
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1y ago
No no no don’t you get it they have this multi entity “non profit” and something something “capped profit” yet everyone is employed by the for profit. But they just want to give AGI for free right
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1y ago
OpenAI has no shot without a huge cash infusion and to offer similar packages. Meta opened the door.
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1y ago
Allegedly they were offered 100m just in the first year. I think they will be fine
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1y ago
Hostile to you, but 99.99% of the user base prefers it that way I’m sure.
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1y ago
What’s missing? It has generics and robust typing. Man this website must be full of old geezers with all the go hate I see
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1y ago
Go can be way faster than those. Garbage collection is not an issue at all if you write efficient code And the error handling is way better than catching stuff because it’s so explicit
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1y ago
Go rocks for pretty much everything
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1y ago
It seems civilized because comments that call out Iranian propaganda get flagged. Only one opinion is allowed on the internet. Israel is demonized beyond belief. No one talks about US aid to Egypt, a literal dictatorship, or Saudi Arabia, o
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1y ago
Most people posting about Israel this Israel that couldn’t tell you one damn thing that happened on October 7. It is our 9/11. These brainwashed college kids don’t even realize how many college kids Hamas raped and murdered
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1y ago
Sure I definitely believe it. It’s definitely true. For sure.
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There’s only one opinion allowed on the internet now. If Israel let a mob grab all the aid the news would slam them for not doing anything. The demonization is unreal. Meanwhile, Yemen killed and raped thousands of its own citizens and I ha
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1y ago
And why are they Israel’s problem to solve? What about Jordan who expelled EVERY Palestinian in 1970? What about Qatar? What about Egypt? Lebanon? Any Arab country??? Why is it Israel’s problem? There was a legal agreement in 1948. It could
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1y ago
It was a good read on the concept but I’m left unsatisfied by hand waving all the stuff. Like how, physically, is the reinforcement actually saved? Is it a number in a file? What is the math behind the reward mechanism? What variables are c
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1y ago
Ah well this time they can’t just illegally acquire a bunch of gpus and then just train a model from openai outputs. R1 was so overhyped
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1y ago
I don’t think it’s useful to explain things that are fundamentally mathematical by leaving out the math and tech. It’s a good article though
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1y ago
Go is fast and memory safe. It has some data race protections built in but doesn’t go as far as rust. This has its benefits like not having to deal with borrow checker insanity (or rust syntax for that matter) Unlike python or java, it’s bo
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They really aren’t. I used to think that but I actually enjoy skill based matchmaking. It makes game availability better and faster and I don’t have to deal with 1 outlier absolutely stomping or overzealous admins or whatever. I like both a
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Archaic: Very old or old fashioned
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1y ago
The goal isn’t to stop 100% of cheats but the majority of them and that’s fine. Either way, it’s the only thing stopping me from playing the rest of my games on steamos.
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1y ago
The last missing piece for full Linux gaming is anticheat. Last I looked into it, the major vendors don’t want to support it due to lack of kernel security and the ones that do, game devs refuse to allow it (destiny for example) One we can
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