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by jsheard 11mo ago
Anime streaming services were already paying translators and dub actors absolute peanuts for their work, but the race to the bottom isn't stopping until it reaches the center of the Earth apparently.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
I think they mean 20 hours for a machine to print a whole batch, which looks to be at least ~80 watches in one of the clips. That's not quite so bad.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Trucks also don't sound like a swarm of angry bees, in fact the all-electric fleet that Amazon uses around here barely sounds like anything at all. Drones would be a huge step backwards for noise pollution.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
The funniest outcome would be Apple throwing so much money at Intel Foundry that they end up monopolizing the leading-edge nodes, like they do at TSMC, leaving the rest of Intel to fight for scraps on their own production lines. I guess Int
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by jsheard 11mo ago
> The reason it's necessary is because players want to be able to play with/against other players around the world. Matchmaking requires some form of anti-cheat. Running your own server as admin can't give you the degree o
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Then again PDF also technically supports embedded audio, video, 3D graphics, and arbitrary Javascript. If Flash hadn't died it would probably still support that too. It's a clown car format where everyone besides Adobe just tacitl
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by jsheard 11mo ago
That's why both Mozilla and Google have predicated their JXL support on a memory-safe implementation. There's a Rust one in the works. I think Google are aiming to replace all of Chromiums decoders with memory-safe ones anyway, ev
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Samsung directly announced that OpenAI expects to procure up to 900,000 DRAM wafers every month. That number being 40% of global supply comes from third party analysis, but the market is going to notice nearly a million wafers being diverte
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by jsheard 11mo ago
I don't think DDR4 is even being manufactured anymore, so the rush is clearing out that inventory for good.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
And TSMC (and ASML). It's shovels all the way down.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
OpenAI bought out Samsung and SK Hynixes DRAM wafers in advance, so they'll prioritize producing whatever OpenAI wants to deploy whether that's DDR/LPDDR/GDDR/HBM, with or without ECC. That means way less wafers for
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Apparently OpenAI locked down 40% of the global DRAM supply for their Stargate project, which then caused everyone else to start panic-buying, and now we're here: https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory&#
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Which they do already, because slamming all of the aimbot settings to max is a fast track to getting mass reported and escalated to human review, which will immediately see what's going on. Any cheater with an ounce of desire to preser
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Some kinds of cheating can be mitigated that way, but it can't really stop cheats which just play the game more optimally than the user is able to, using the same inputs and outputs that a legit player would use. Aim assistance in sh
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by jsheard 11mo ago
A trusted entity (probably Valve) could provide a locked down distro where kernel integrity is enforced through secure boot and TPM attestation, but that would mean giving up some control over your own system. There's no guarantee that
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by jsheard 11mo ago
They do, but their capacity is limited so you have to ask them for access and make a reasonable case. https://docs.codeberg.org/ci/
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Some of those phantom visitors might have been bots, most of which wouldn't show up on analytics simply because they don't run Javascript at all.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
They're from Arctic Cooling, so 140mm at most. They don't make anything bigger than that.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
In this case they're not doing themselves any favors by leading their posts with obviously AI generated images. That just primes the reader to suspect the author is slopping it up before they even start reading.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Mistakenly hellbanning legitimate players wouldn't be much better than banning them outright. Either way you've got a justifiably angry customer.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Easier said than done for some genres, unfortunately. To catch things like aim assistance from the server-side you'd have to resort to handwavy statistical analysis and somehow thread the needle between catching well-crafted aimbots, b
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by jsheard 11mo ago
The problem is that training a free and open source model costs just as much as training a closed one, but has even fewer potential avenues for recouping that investment. The money still has to come from somewhere. I'm not sure if open
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by jsheard 11mo ago
The Online Safety Act is clear-cut censorship but that's not why Imgur left the UK. They were facing fines for violating the UKs data protection laws, specifically a set of rules that were introduced years before the OSA was even passe
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by jsheard 11mo ago
> but if they disappear tomorrow, a lot of things break. Tale as old as time, long-running forums are graveyards of dead Photobucket, Tinypic and Imageshack embeds. Imgur has lasted longer than most but the cycle will probably repeat eve
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by jsheard 11mo ago
To be way too pedantic, if WSL2 (and therefore Hyper-V) is enabled then Windows actually boots into bare-metal Hyper-V first, which then launches the Windows kernel as a VM under itself, side-by-side with the WSL2 VMs if any are installed,
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by jsheard 11mo ago
WSL2 is a full blown Linux VM under the hood, running a real Linux distro and real Linux kernel. It's Linux in every way that matters.
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Nah, OpenAI Five directly interfaced with the game through the bot API. It did have superhuman perception, they just artificially nerfed its reaction time to try and counterbalance it. https://www.reddit.com/r/DotA2&#x2
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by jsheard 11mo ago
> Cheddr > Coverd Even worse, they're bringing Web 2.0 startup names back...
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by jsheard 11mo ago
Since the commit history is public, there's a much easier way to tell that AI had a hand in writing that list. https://github.com/a16z-infra/reading-list/commit/93bc3abb04... > opus descriptions in c
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by jsheard 11mo ago
> It's also worth noting, DOTA 2 is far-and-away the more complicated game than League of Legends. Although OpenAI Five didn't actually engage with DOTAs full complexity at any point. In its most advanced form the AI and human

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