krzyk

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by krzyk 2mo ago
If it doesn't give penalty for refusal it is not that useful.
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by krzyk 2mo ago
And that one was funny: https://x.com/i/status/2080697793023483928
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by krzyk 2mo ago
And to the guardrails of Fable: https://x.com/cheatyyyy/status/2080693704290140330
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by krzyk 2mo ago
Writing on a book is a bad way to treat a book. I hate it.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
> Its 2026, there is no need for a proprieraty IDE that is stuck in the early 2000s. This is the best IDE for Java. And it is nowhere near 2000s, it is modern and the best one can use for Java.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
I was a bit afraid that MUD was an acronym for something else, I clicked in about 10% hope that this will be for multi user dungeons and behold, thank you. Interesting read. That brought back memories when we were trying to find free termin
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by krzyk 3mo ago
Not all, most desktop have two options with or without igpu.
68.
by krzyk 3mo ago
Yes, but that's way out of budget for most consumers.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
The same for Game on Whales.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
I wonder how it compares to Games on Whales. GoW had that advantage over Sunshine, that it allowed selecting any resolution, it didn't require hdmi connector that simulated a monitor.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
Great value if you buy games in steam sales, which are so common and deep that it leaves any console way back.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
tokens are getting expensive these days
73.
by krzyk 3mo ago
Well, those are even funnier than Giblartar.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
A very interesting read. I'm a bit puzzled by one thing. Author writes that the Greek alphabet is based on Linear B script, and also that it is based on Phoenician alphabet. So was it a mix of both?
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by krzyk 3mo ago
How did he keep laptop?
76.
by krzyk 3mo ago
If google does that, then they do a poor job at that. In Europe OSM is way more detailed and up to date than Google Maps.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
Yes, it is recentish, but not that recent. Remember Spore game? It allowed 3 installations, later they changed that. I was never in the "resell software" mindset, similarly to books, I don't sell those, unless I get a present
78.
by krzyk 3mo ago
Well, yes. Always online is a problem, but it doesn't change what one buys. A thing that is easy to copy without destroying the original. So they invented licenses to contain the copying part.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
Video games ar software, this has only digital form. And AFAIR all software is sold as a license since way back.
80.
by krzyk 3mo ago
That is literally in any software since like 90s. You buy license.
81.
by krzyk 3mo ago
I hope you see how this is less secure than a docker container?
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by krzyk 3mo ago
Agent that can apt-get is more useful.
83.
by krzyk 3mo ago
Or provide them.
84.
by krzyk 3mo ago
Here there is at least same prefix. Only issue I recall might be with female Aleksandra (abbreviated to Ola) and male Aleksander (abbreviated to Olo, or Olek). Others usually (if I remember correctly) have similar prefix.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
Is it really? Harness is important for model performance, but weights are surely mode important, without that you would have haiku doing the work.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
I was afraid that it is for Marty McFlys only.
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by krzyk 3mo ago
I don't think people keep all their money on a single account. I have 20 in my bank (different savings, some foreign currency accounts, etc.), and only one is tied to my debit card. I move money there when I need it. Opening another ac
88.
by krzyk 3mo ago
File format for what? Text, graphics, compiled code?
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by krzyk 4mo ago
No? The only PC peripheral I have with USB-A is a mouse dongle when I'm lazy and don't connect bluetooth - and that one I connect to the monitor. All others are usb-c.
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by krzyk 4mo ago
3090 and 2x3090 are quite popular. But if you uses gigantic (for local models) context of 200k it will go south pretty quickly - any quantization of context quickly becomes the issue.

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