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whoami_nr
3y ago
Author here. I agree. We call it bum-hunting and its part and parcel of the game. I stopped live games mainly because I found it depressing to win from a guy who is obviously drunk or has a gambling problem.
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Author here. Yes, I did mention it in my post. It was actually a big reason I switched back to daily job inspite of making 10-15x for the 3years that I played. It was very good money but depressing af. More over, once you are financially se
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Author here. Live poker is soft but getting enough hands/hour is a pain. Rake is insanely high in Indian casinos that the overall winrate drops hard.
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Author here. Yes, the grind is something like that. I used to watch couple hours of theory videos and maybe have a hand review session before 4pm. The grind starts around 6PM and I play on-off till 5-6am. Rinse repeat for all 7 days of the
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3y ago
Author here. Happy to answer any questions. @dang please replace the above link with the original: https://rnikhil.com/2023/11/12/quitting-fulltime-poker.html
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Farewell to the felt – Quitting the full-time Poker scene
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Why I quit playing Poker full time
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Yeah but why a downloadable? Can't we use webrtc to achieve the same on the browser itself?
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But this isn't the same. Going by your example, its like arresting the designer of the shredder machine
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This is very alarming and a very overreaching thing by the government. These men wrote an open source protocol (smart contract) which was used by random folks to "also" launder money. Its like arresting Tor developers because peop
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https://rnikhil.com/ Stuff on the gaming market in India, real money games, Poker and some software projects I worked on in my past life.
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I have 454 logins in the Bitwarden
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It says "Cookie check failed" for every user input. Looks like something is broken in the backend. Can you check and fix it? Do you have more levels I can play with? Do you know more CTFs (except the ones mentioned in this thread)
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What model are you using? Just tried this with GPT4 and it worked. It didn't use any of those words
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Great quote. Checked Ira Glass out and he seems interesting. I totally agree with what he has to say. I used to be super apprehensive when writing my blog posts but I don't care as much these day. I don't care if people think I a
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Cohere LLM University
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How to evaluate a game for your startup?
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3y ago
Most of the answers can be resolved by just prompting "TL:"
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3y ago
Maybe then, you will like playing this game based on GPT: https://gpt.43z.one/
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You can also get your hands dirty with writing a proxy or a VPN which in my opinion also exposes you to a lot of low level stuff. My other suggestion would be malware reverse engineering but I don't think you are interested in systems&
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One of the early projects I worked to teach myself networking was Port Knocking[1]. Think of it like designing a calling bell for your servers where they can smartly understanding who is doing the "knocking" on their ports. Writin
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Agreed. Reminded me rc-bandit. Used to spend countless hours on that game back in the 2000s.
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How to think about game bundling?
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Do multi-gaming apps make sense?
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State of Real Money Gaming Industry in India
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I believe it was adept.ai that he is talking about.
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I genuinely think code snippets as a "thing" is going to die. I just wrote a web scrapper while knowing absolutely nothing about the language or the syntax of the library by just asking GPT and feeding back the errors the interpre
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Wouldn't you consider FaceID to be a step jump in tech? I didn't know IR scanning was a feasible consumer tech before that. Even M1 was the same, right?
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Classifying 2022 DeFi
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While what you are saying is mostly true for most of the "influencers", this guy was a 2x icpc world finalist back in the day, so probably knows a thing or two. Having said that, I read through the excerpt and it is actually outr
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