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djmips
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Comment #49054356
Interestingly using AI is priced by tokens rather than outcomes.
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Comment #49054226
Last year I interviewed with Epic Games and I didn't get the job but they arranged a meeting to let me down easily, encourage me to apply for other positions. I really appreciated …
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Comment #49051655
This is more interesting since it's actually 3D
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Comment #49029863
I'm seeing 34 Hz on a Ryzen 7 3600X 3.6 Ghz with Chrome. 47 Hz in Firefox.
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Comment #49029849
That may be true of a lot of posts on programming and other topics, nevertheless they are still interesting.
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Comment #49029833
firefox has a built in VPN now. I wonder if it would work for you.
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Comment #49029825
have you experimente with https://huggingface.co/HauhauCS/Qwen3.5-9B-Uncensored-Hauhau... to test that conjecture? It's very easy to try.
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Comment #49008687
for hacking I assume that would be the case
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Comment #49008637
Can right mouse escape during calibration as well as ESC please. Make it easier to re-calibrate
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Comment #48993090
Do you see potential for automation based on what you learned from your hand tuning?
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Comment #48982660
He's into all kinds of things!
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Comment #48956077
Sharp SM83 assembly. ;-)
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Comment #48956070
Are you sure about that anecdote around the GBA? It would make more sense that they used the Sharp SM83 core - which is pretty far from a Z80 considering it's missing IX, IY and th…
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Comment #48956045
RISC-V has no overflow flag? That's fascinating. I'll have to dig into that!
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Comment #48956037
It feels a bit like a first language. That's the one that really sticks with you.
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Comment #48886953
Hacker NEWS Maybe at least include the date
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Comment #48879095
fascinating! That's a useful thing to know.
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Comment #48879081
I was thinking to myself as I was reading the post that here we go again - it's like how much can a man take. It's not that it's unclear... because it is easy to read. I also long …
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Comment #48876597
It used Microsoft Basic (unlicensed) which came from the Apple II variant! It had impotent Apple II graphics commands from such. Unfortunately they did not add commands to directly…
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Comment #48876552
It might not have been to the exacting taste of someone who wanted the exact BBC micro version however...
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Comment #48876219
It's the really long range that have always needed an autonomous end phase
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Comment #48876203
Back in the day, I had an early pre-release Xbox One Devkit and mouse and now I realize it was likely outfitted with Dazzle camouflage - but we just called it zebra.
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Comment #48837966
With the subscription, it costs less to use opus in that it doesn't chew up our session however the cost/benefit is balanced against not performing as well on certain tasks. So it'…
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Comment #48828934
I can't afford an the recommended Applesauce for Apple II disk preservation so I'm hoping that the Adafruit work which added Apple II drive support will work for me. https://github…