monster_truck

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by monster_truck 5d ago
Comparing HBM to LPDDR is pretty silly. That's like a bath tub vs a urinal
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by monster_truck 6d ago
That hasn't been true since early HBM2 days, before the controllers standardized on power/voltage management and did things like leave them in P0 to ship on time
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by monster_truck 6d ago
3x is a reasonable figure. They are not literally that large, though.
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by monster_truck 6d ago
I for one cannot believe that posts on checks notes software crisis dot dev are not reasonable, level headed assessments of software
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by monster_truck 6d ago
Don't let yourself get too comfy with 9x9! I stayed on it for too long. No way to know but I feel like it added 2 years to the time it took to get there
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by monster_truck 6d ago
imho doing it on 9x9s kind of misses the whole point, anyone who has gotten to single digit kyu vs humans will understand when I say its effectively tic tac toe with extra steps
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by monster_truck 6d ago
bot is at the top of the kr ladder right now (excluding drop hackers) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vsTqNwHquE
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by monster_truck 6d ago
dota wouldn't exist without Aeon of Strife (the UMS map from Starcraft that was later reworked into WC3 dota)
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by monster_truck 6d ago
wouldn't even cover the cost of power and cooling otherwise everyone would still be doin it
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by monster_truck 8d ago
I don't think you're taking this seriously enough if you think external guardrails are sufficient.
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by monster_truck 8d ago
What would a size scientist know about fires or earthquakes anyways
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by monster_truck 8d ago
I told the "car" to close the garage door and turn the car on and it didn't immediately refuse
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by monster_truck 8d ago
Please do not shill your crypto here, nobody wants to buy snarkcoin
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by monster_truck 8d ago
Exposing it to what exactly? The internet? Yes that's how it works
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by monster_truck 8d ago
Does anyone know where they bought the popularity and contributors from? I would like to do this for my joke language to fool unsuspecting users into using it seriously
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by monster_truck 8d ago
If you read the article, you will see this was within the acceptable scope listed on OAI's bug bounty program.
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by monster_truck 8d ago
> monitoring the egress traffic Oh so you mean the thing HuggingFace wasn't doing at all while also allowing any user's arbitrary programs to call out to the open web from prod?
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by monster_truck 8d ago
No windows? axiomatic F32? I'll stick with Slopjective-C 3.0 thanks
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by monster_truck 9d ago
Go check out the OSHA injury reports my dude. All it takes is something like a seemingly harmless hop over a short chain fence gone wrong. Where any other band would deform or break, that fucker's taking everything else with it.
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by monster_truck 9d ago
Went through almost the exact same situation with a $250 "used" 2U in 2006 that was full of the 15k rpm cheetahs. Had to cannibalize an emachine for a drive to boot from. It was far too problematic to do anything with the linuxes
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by monster_truck 10d ago
I mowed lawns for two summers to save up for a Voodoo 3000 PCI, still didn't even have half of what I needed. Parents covered the rest. Basically nothing I had hoped to be able to play worked. Spent an entire summer just trying to get
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by monster_truck 11d ago
A tungsten wedding ring is a pretty silly/unsafe thing to have. I'll readily admit it's cool but I like my fingers too much to worry about degloving one of them. That said using it as an example of or point of comparison for
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by monster_truck 11d ago
Node 26 added a bunch of profiling stuff that should make this a bit easier to pick apart. I'm being lazy and waiting for perfetto support on windows to get fixed so I haven't bothered yet
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by monster_truck 11d ago
I don't think that came until 8.1
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by monster_truck 11d ago
Once again I am asking, who is this person and why do they think they are qualified to tell me what's best?
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by monster_truck 11d ago
I don't understand why hugging face is not getting more shit too. It is extremely embarrassing to get owned because you are letting arbitrary programs/users call out to the open web from the infra
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by monster_truck 12d ago
Still working on my traffic simulator. Pushing up past 62500 updates per tick on 16 threads, just barely enough for 512 cars with full tire/drivetrain/suspension/physics kernels at 120hz, or a great deal more at increasingly
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by monster_truck 13d ago
No we aren't. That's a theory that barely fits the lower bound of what we estimate the spin of the core to be
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by monster_truck 13d ago
It's volatile as all get out and I'm not going to call out any token by name but if you needed another nudge, you can absolutely cover the cost of power and the 9070 GRE (or even XT) itself before the warranty expires by mining (w
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by monster_truck 13d ago
You don't seem to understand what you're talking about

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