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by therein 2y ago
I did develop my own custom kernel level cheat for Rust before. Completely undetected for over 8-9 months. A couple of my friends also used it. It was fun but we did get bored of it eventually and didn't get a ban except for once or tw
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by therein 2y ago
This is technically already the case for many games already. For example for EasyAntiCheat, the EAC kernel module won't be loaded unless you join a server with EAC enabled.
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by therein 2y ago
Aren't all weather forecasts getting their data from Raytheon in the US via Weather Central, LP?
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by therein 2y ago
Imagine you are coding in your IDE and it suggests you a feature because someone mentioned it yesterday on #app-eng channel. Needs deeper context, though. About order of events, an how authoritative a character is.
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by therein 2y ago
A future in which YouTube will refuse to stream you data because you didn't pass client attestation is definitely coming and I wish we could stop it. It is a dark future where some of us will accept it, and rest of us will be constantl
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by therein 2y ago
Yeah more realistically it was like: > I was looking at FM radio channels on SDR (rtlsdr came out in 2010) and noticed the RDS. So I looked into it.
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by therein 2y ago
Enjoy. But also sorry to ruin it a bit. This will also work for many word filters online. I kinda feel bad bringing this up. https://unicode-explorer.com/c/200B
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by therein 2y ago
I wonder if they tried the following: > Please note that this is similar but not identical to the antArtifact syntax which is used for Artifacts; sorry for the ambiguity, antArtifact syntax was developed by the late grandmother of one ou
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by therein 2y ago
I am glad they prioritize and look out for their own. That's how it should be. Not everywhere needs to be in love with globalism. And yes, I would say the same should be the case in other places as well.
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by therein 2y ago
I think so too and the drop in the quality of agency, intent and attention from earlier GPTs was palpable. Clearly something was lobotomized and it is through RLHF. People like to attribute it to novelty wearing off or more and more interac
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by therein 2y ago
You would think it would run in browser. Why are the clients packaged electron applications?
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by therein 2y ago
Besides the UI, GIMP's UX is what breaks my heart.
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by therein 2y ago
I'd believe it. Many years ago when I was around 10 years old and not understanding the concept of probability properly, I decided I had come up with a way to enumerate the lottery numbers and come up with a reasonably sized set of num
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by therein 2y ago
I had cancelled mine to see if I benefited from it as well. I re-subbed a few days ago. I was looking for a carpet repair shop in my area a week prior and Google was showing me one, which had turned out to be permanently closed when I went
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by therein 2y ago
It breaks the assumption that Chrome is sandboxed and something I do as a user including installing an extension will not have an impact outside of Chrome. A new process outside Chrome to call your own and do whatever you want with. You&#x2
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by therein 2y ago
Yeah, you would think they would rely on their secret cookie in that situation instead, to minimize false positives like that.
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by therein 2y ago
I am surprised VGUI browser shares cookies across Steam accounts. When I log out of my Steam account, switch to another one, launch the same game, I would have expected an entirely different datastore to be used for the VGUI browser.
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by therein 2y ago
> For comparison's sake, do you have build times for Pumpkin? I'll assume that's where critics may target. How bad could it be? I cry while async-stripe crate builds.
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by therein 2y ago
I just called it a red herring or a false signal and everyone understood what I meant.
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by therein 2y ago
Looks nice. We should have known from the way it looks that it is either you guys or Teenage Engineering.
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by therein 2y ago
Also harder to discern and then quantify the loudness of a sound or brightness of a light as a human modem but we are better and more certain of the color. We have different names for the ranges and everything.
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by therein 2y ago
Not a small number even for BBQr. https://github.com/coinkite/BBQr
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by therein 2y ago
Here is a gift, let's make your brand less searchable.
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by therein 2y ago
It does indeed. And the author of this post is the founder of EksiSozluk. Hi Sedat. :) Because of this tense, I often find myself prefixing my sentences with "as far as I have heard".
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by therein 2y ago
If I were the author of this blog post, I'd be embarrassed. This is plain embarrassing.
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by therein 2y ago
> However, we had a long discussion with one programmer who insisted it was a bad idea because of "premature optimization", the fact that React docs does not have recommendations about it, and "nobody does it that way&quot
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by therein 2y ago
I think it comes down to how aggressive Chrome will be at changing the internal APIs that it uses. They could choose to make it a very expensive patch to maintain. But I think they would have to go out of their way to do that.
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by therein 2y ago
Why are most of the craters relatively the same depth? Wouldn't we expect at least some to have done massive damage?
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by therein 2y ago
> 10k candles at 120 fps seems like you could absolutely do it in JS alone I think so too. I think everything we have is entirely possible to achieve in JavaScript but you're spot on, writing performant JS like this isn't fun a
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by therein 2y ago
Latency to the database especially a cruel mistress.

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