kilpikaarna

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by kilpikaarna 6mo ago
Pfft, only 52 simultaneous colors vs 256!
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by kilpikaarna 6mo ago
> Doing business with the enemy always comes with a risk. Or indeed with allies, as Europe is just finding out...
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by kilpikaarna 6mo ago
The only way to lose even harder would be to build a shitload of datacenters for them
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by kilpikaarna 6mo ago
Europe is obviously full of sole proprietor tradesmen, shop and restaurant owners etc. It's completely orthogonal to the apparent shortage of VC-funded startup unicorn hustle culture.
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by kilpikaarna 6mo ago
Wasn't the scaffolding for the Mythos run basically a line of bash that loops through every file of the codebase and prompts the model to find vulnerabilities in it? That sounds pretty close to "any gold there?" to me, only a
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by kilpikaarna 6mo ago
Didn't you know running binaries on your own machine is dAnGeRoUs? Better sign up for our subscription based cloud service!
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by kilpikaarna 6mo ago
That stood out to me as well. Specifically: how did he power the Wii?
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by kilpikaarna 7mo ago
Alignment/convenience? I'm guessing the GP wants 8 bit texture coordinates, so they send only the fractional part.
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by kilpikaarna 7mo ago
Man, this really brings one back to discovering https://gfxzone.planet-d.net/ sometime around 1999 (when this was already fading into the past because the scene was dying, PC with 24bit graphics and painting software pushin
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by kilpikaarna 7mo ago
Made is still active in the demoscene and creating art for/with (the restrictions of) old platforms. Check https://m4de.com/?tag=archives
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by kilpikaarna 7mo ago
What would a non-naive take look like?
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by kilpikaarna 7mo ago
> mjk didn't have anything to add to the social economic conversation around llm usage There's some semi-apologetic interest in ML, esp. smaller local models, in the "permacomputing" (don't like the term but what
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by kilpikaarna 7mo ago
I think China would say the last one is the reason for the first three, and point to democracy as a root cause for the problems facing the West.
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by kilpikaarna 7mo ago
I'd love to know what exciting new features the developers of my bank auth app (also used as semi-mandatory ID in various services) have available to them now that they've let it break on my otherwise adequate phone.
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by kilpikaarna 7mo ago
As much as I like the form factor and price point of the MB Neo, I just can't accept a computer that needs to phone home when reinstalling the (one approved) OS. Bought yet another second hand 11" MBA instead. Now looking at SMT s
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
They seem to call it "escaping the permanent underclass" on Xitter.
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
Exceedingly elaborate, internally-consistent mind constructs, untested against the real world, sounds like a good definition of schizophrenia. May or may not correlate with high intelligence.
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
You might want to check out Dune3D. It advertises itself as combining the constraint solver from SolveSpace with a OpenCASCADE geometry kernel supporting fillets and chamfers. :) Haven't used it much apart from some minor tests (I tend
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
Reindeer lichen is not a moss (Wiki link), or even a Plantae...
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
Anyone know what the music visualizer is? It's certainly not the real one[0], but looks a lot like the Winamp AVS/MilkDrop stuff. My Inspect Element -fu was however insufficient for getting a closer look. [0] https://en
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
See, it's the green and woke RLHF making them stupid!
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
Well, as someone who still regularly plays arcade games I first played decades ago, but gets bored with most modern home games halfway through the tutorial, I'm sad that the incentive and design skill to create those 15 minute intense
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
Thank you for you work! It's easy to forget today, but the Sega home consoles were always secondary to their arcade business. The main reason the Saturn sold even as well as it did was because it was the only way to play versions of th
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by kilpikaarna 8mo ago
> I feel like most of human endeavor will soon be just about trying to continuously show that AI's don't have AGI. I think you overestimate how much your average person-on-the-street cares about LLM benchmarks. They already tre
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by kilpikaarna 9mo ago
> An oil executive with no political experience but close ties to Russian president Vladimir Putin at the head of the State Department? When the best-read member of the Cabinet is nicknamed “Mad Dog” you know we are in uncharted waters.
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by kilpikaarna 9mo ago
While I agree with you about protoboards (especially the non-strip kind, which seem to be the predominant ones nowadays), I feel like, for anything but the most trivial circuit, drawing the schematic in CAD, picking footprints, laying out a
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by kilpikaarna 9mo ago
Monkey Ball (without the Super iirc) was an arcade game initially. With a banana-shaped joystick and everything. Then SMB added some extra modes and came out as a release title for the Nintendo GameCube. It was probably intended as kind of
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by kilpikaarna 9mo ago
Nah.
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by kilpikaarna 9mo ago
In theory, although camera raw formats tend to be more or less undocumented/proprietary, and the people with the resources to create tools that support them tend to be commercial enterprises (mainly Adobe and few minor ones) that are i
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by kilpikaarna 9mo ago
There's absolutely a far right fediverse. Though they're mostly (back) on Twitter for obvious reasons. Not sure why this split would be a problem? It's a very Big Social Media idea that everyone should use the same thing and

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