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by snowram 2y ago
Some outputs are pretty fun : Gemini 2.0 Flash: "Good luck to all (but not too much luck)" Llama 3.3 70B: "I've contributed to the elimination of weaker players." DeepSeek R1: "Those consolidating power risk be
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by snowram 2y ago
It is a whole lot more complicated than a Simpsons joke. While it is still pretty much completely unwarranted, French bashing has been a thing that started way earlier in history. Check this Reddit thread for a well documented summary : ht
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by snowram 2y ago
The A30 has a better CPU, an actual GPU and more RAM. It also runs an older Linux kernel (3.4 iirc) and GCC compatibility is old so running things on it is a challenge.
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by snowram 2y ago
Is Nvidia really cooked? If this new RF tech does scale, couldn't a bigger model be made that would require more compute power for training and inference?
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by snowram 2y ago
It doesn't have a QWERTY keyboard, but you can repurpose an Anbernic RG35XXSP as a Linux device : https://github.com/MrJackSpade/RG35XXP-XFCE
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by snowram 2y ago
Nginx ingress, arguably the most popular reverse proxy for Kubernetes, is also lacking any HTTP3 support because of this slow progress. The related issue is 5y/o and the feature is now planned for its successor. https://gith
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by snowram 2y ago
Does that mean that taking warp zones in Mario doesn't count as beating the game?
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by snowram 2y ago
It does, and "preserving" Switch games that aren't even out yet doesn't constitute preservation. See Yuzu case where they specifically used leaked copies of Zelda games to make those compatible with the emulator, while a
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by snowram 2y ago
I quite like some parts of AI. Ray reconstruction and supersampling methods have been getting incredible and I can now play games with twice the frames per seconds. On the scietific side, meteorological predictions and protein folding have
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by snowram 2y ago
The Follin brothers used straightforward methods but took them to the extreme. Arpeggios? Double them and make them use complex chords. Triangle channel? Use it both as bass and drums. Note attack? Use the octave to simulate guitar sound. W
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by snowram 2y ago
SID chip does have some FM components to it, for exemple ring modulation or LPF/HPF. This is what makes the learning curve pretty high for it.
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by snowram 2y ago
A classic for starting is the NES sound chip (Ricoh 2A03). It only has 5 channels and is very straightforward to use. FM chips like the one in the Megadrive or Commodore 64 have a way steeper learning curve in comparison.
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by snowram 2y ago
The Pocketpair CEO posted on Twitter some AI generated Pokémons he made two years before Palworld released.
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by snowram 2y ago
Also SID files play for a fixed amount of time, so long-ish ones cut during playtime. I know HVSC has a database that defines track length, not sure for the others though.
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by snowram 2y ago
Looks like there are a bunch of Famitracker modules (.ftm files) that are converted to MIDI but should actually be converted to NSF like any other NES song.
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by snowram 3y ago
We had very strict Covid restrictions in my country (France) back when it started. Going outside for anything other than walking the dog was complicated, you had to sign a form that said that it was an absolute emergency. Yet, some of my fr
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by snowram 3y ago
Similar enough intellectual properties can lead to legal trouble if their domain overlap.
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by snowram 3y ago
Hell, some people have been doubting moon landing videos for even longer now. Video wasn't a reliable source since its inception.
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by snowram 3y ago
"poltician + devil = democrat" Huh, what was the training data for this model?
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by snowram 3y ago
It also has a great soundtrack, I wholly recommend it!
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by snowram 3y ago
Palworld creators designed their models to be as close as possible to Pokémon while still staying legally distinct. It is so genius I wonder why no one has thought about doing this before.
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by snowram 3y ago
Can't wait for people to wreack havoc by shouting a kill word at the inevitable smart car everyone will have in the future.
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by snowram 3y ago
More like "Nvidia sucks. That includes Wayland users."
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by snowram 3y ago
Same thing happens to me. I swear that I have been in the same imaginary train station at least a dozen of times and in various scenarios. I wish it would have been a cooler place but I often take the train in my life, so there am I. It got
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by snowram 3y ago
It is more insidious than that, as those programs are bundled alongside the driver in Windows Update.
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by snowram 3y ago
The UBo team commented on the Reddit thread that they were looking into it. So it may have already been fixed.
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by snowram 3y ago
Actually, someone made a working DSi mode WiFi driver some months ago. It is even used in a DSi compatible fork of ftpd. Very handy when transferring files on the SD card of a hacked DSi since it has WPA2 support unlike DS mode which is stu
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by snowram 3y ago
7B models are small enough to be usable on a smartphone, so a local handheld assistant sounds like a use case.
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by snowram 3y ago
Nintendo is actually thinking about the future by teaching children how to remember an IPv6 address, how considerate of them!
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by snowram 3y ago
Funny that you mention this game. bg3.wiki, the community wiki had a lot of troubles with SEO. It got ignored or pushed down in the search results for a very long time, while the awful Fextralife wiki that includes a Twitch view botting ifr

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