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nekitamo
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Comment #49213722
I think you're on to something. It's really concerning that the people with the money to run these ad campaigns are so removed from the bulk of the populace that they don't even bo…
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Comment #49072823
This tracks, in my experience the 27B is better at coding and instruction following. I'm shocked at how much of a difference the dense models vs MoE makes. But it's a moot point, b…
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Comment #49024539
Yes, Wine was (EDIT: partially) compatible with the Roblox anti-cheat, and there was a period in time where Roblox with its anti-cheat ran on Wine. Eventually, however, a decision …
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Comment #49024278
I personally liked their Code virtualizer. And it's under active development. Sorry to hear about Theia, I haven't run into it yet.
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Comment #49002558
This isn't true. Roblox never had and does not have a kernel anti-cheat.
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Comment #48672733
I don't think that's necessarily true. Certainly the video streaming is expensive, but other things like workers and KV store are quite cheap and performant and powerful _if you st…
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Comment #48655253
They are still around, under the name Denuvo :)
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Comment #48546087
You can protect human rights without stifling progress. It's not a "pick one of the above" situation. The EU can and should reform many parts of its sclerotic laws and bureaucracie…
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Comment #48329399
While AI isn't particularly good with obfuscated code, it is true that code obfuscation in most old games can be removed relatively easily. The attack and defense state-of-the-art …
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Comment #48151109
Given that 42% of Android devices are unpatched as of now [1] it's an interesting decision on their part to release their research and make them all vulnerable [1] https://gs.statc…
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Comment #47946350
I wonder if this is related to the pretty serious security incident about Github which got published today: https://x.com/sagitz_/status/2049153195243372569 With malicious HTTP hea…
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Comment #47860343
That's interesting, Kimi K2.5 used through KimiCode was comparable to Sonnet in my tests, and is an excellent alternative to Anthropic models That being said, I noticed that Kimi b…
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Comment #47732256
Ideally you would want someone like Charles De Gaulle. The job is inherently difficult, and I think a big problem is institutional decay/drift leading to a bad pipeline of leaders,…
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Comment #47731017
I agree the US has many problems, and I really don't want to make this a EU vs USA thread. I also wouldn't say the US is "successful", whereas the EU is not. I just think the EU ha…
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Comment #47730998
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to engage in tropes, I'll be more specific. Emmanuel Macron is so unpopular that he has to forestall elections until 2029 to remain in power. In the meanti…
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Comment #47700370
As an American living in Europe, I don't think the well-balanced European way of life is the cause of Europe "falling behind". Instead I think it's a combination of the following i…
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Comment #47700265
One of their journalists also doxxed Naomi Wu, intruding on her personal life, making her lose her income, and possibly getting her in trouble with Chinese authorities: https://x.c…
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Comment #47423201
100% this. Ant was bad in many ways, but at least it was lightning fast. Gradle is just tragic.
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Comment #47423176
I'd like to mention the web framework I'm using these days, Jooby: https://jooby.io/ I've found it quite satisfying compared to the other "new" ones. As for the original topic, I j…
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Comment #47315994
I've participated in some corporate shit-shows in my day, but man I don't think I've ever seen one burn cash this fast. Another thought: they say the software you ship reflects you…
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Comment #47295273
Which comparable US dedicated server providers do you prefer?
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Comment #47258917
In my tests, Qwen3.5-35B-A3B is better, there is no comparison. Better tool calling and reasoning than Qwen3-Coder-Next for Html/Js coding tasks of medium size. Beware the quants a…
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Comment #47255243
Thank you. The difference was quite noticeable today.