anonymousab

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by anonymousab 21d ago
> they shared numbers around the scale they're dealing with now that everyone is constantly building and pushing with AI. That is an active choice they are making, over and instead of any reliability for the rest of their users. It
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by anonymousab 1mo ago
Allowing and accepting the LLM load is a willful choice they made and are making at the expense of their users, including their paying enterprise users. They could easily tighten things up in that regard, and make a choice that is right for
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by anonymousab 1mo ago
It seems vastly higher on every region and VPN I've tested, so I think this is a case of the "technicalies". It is technically 20%, because a bunch of the requests that happen on page load do succeed. Just not the few crucial
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by anonymousab 3mo ago
Even getting through the discussions and negotiations with the 3 big game console companies to support their platforms can eat up so much of your time window. You can't really vibecode your way out of that - though I suppose you could
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ESA bafflingly declares private Minecraft servers 'illegal'(pcgamer.com)
15 points by anonymousab 3mo ago|2 comments
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by anonymousab 3mo ago
Looks like it doesn't handle high impedance headphones well either. Oof.
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Epic Games boss calls Steam AI disclosures "irresponsible of Valve"(gamesradar.com)
4 points by anonymousab 3mo ago|2 comments
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Absolute State of Unreal 2026(joewintergreen.com)
2 points by anonymousab 3mo ago|0 comments
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by anonymousab 4mo ago
It is not an overreaction at all to them replacing the principled leader who promised things with the vulture leader whose job and job history is primarily to enshittify things and sell them off.
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by anonymousab 4mo ago
5% would already be well within the margin of difference for separate identical clean installations of windows on the same hardware. But the issue is that it is many multiples of that, especially on the most common PC gaming hardware (Nvidi
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by anonymousab 4mo ago
One problem is that having better FPS stops mattering if the frame pacing and timing is bad, making the game feel like a juddery mess. Or if there is significant input delay differences. That's why all the data matters for all of these
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by anonymousab 4mo ago
Yet another day where 'pull_request_target` is allowed to exist and cause tons of pain. They really ought to kill it off by now.
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by anonymousab 4mo ago
I expect that the US administration will very quickly ban these cars from being leased or resold into the US from Canada. ...if they're not banned from entering the USA altogether, which seemed to be the way the US President was leanin
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North Carolina student fights accusation of AI use(govtech.com)
3 points by anonymousab 5mo ago|1 comments
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by anonymousab 5mo ago
It turns out that this was, in fact, the case. They DDOS'd themselves, with a deployment of their own code - something they have separately claimed is "99% AI written" these days.
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by anonymousab 5mo ago
I have found that the vast supermajority of the content that Netflix provided themselves is wretched to my tastes, so I would just automatically scroll past and mentally blot out anything with that red N. Unfortunately, it is so omnipresent
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by anonymousab 6mo ago
I am still surprised that they thought they'd see success with the extremely low quality version they shipped at launch. Just awful models and missing features along with a completely lackluster and shallow vision for what any sort of
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by anonymousab 6mo ago
Zuck never seemed to actually articulate how this was any different or newer than a sterile corporate vr version of second life. Then VRChat got big and seemed to be better than Horizon Worlds for... everything. I feel like the main possibl
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by anonymousab 6mo ago
> and that's the point where the righteous indignation displayed by the neo-Luddites will be necessary and helpful At that point it will be far, far, faaaaar too late. > Don't waste your passion defending legacy copyright in
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by anonymousab 6mo ago
> Interestingly though, PartyB might be wrong about the current population Luckily, this problem is wholly solved via selective enforcement.
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Valve facing UK lawsuit over music rights in games Valve doesn't make or own(ign.com)
8 points by anonymousab 6mo ago|2 comments
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by anonymousab 6mo ago
Blame/lawsuit avoidance is a powerful motivation to keep things the same. But there's also a very strong drive to reduce costs, and this would be a very enticing cost center, for better or worse. Hard to say how things would play
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by anonymousab 7mo ago
GitHub itself was reorged under the CoreAI division recently, I think. For the stability issues, I see it more as a potential tenuous link between having to hyper accelerate the Azure moves with a "you have no excuses because AI makes
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by anonymousab 7mo ago
There are probably enough regions where it is required or will be required soon, that it makes sense to just get it over with. The Internet is more or less becoming a locked down, controlled and fully observed thing for end users and citize
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by anonymousab 7mo ago
There is a bit of an arms race between id verification systems and users bypassing them when AI gen. Which is really just ai generated images vs. AI generated image detection. In practice, nothing will stop it, the tooling will gradually ge
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by anonymousab 7mo ago
Another way to think of it is: paying $1 to have your pr and concerns elevated above the supermajority sea (that which will be ai driven contributions). For that cost, it's a steal of the deal. Then, from the perspective of "it&#x
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by anonymousab 8mo ago
I think OBS can be built and ran on a raspberry pi. https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/support-for-raspberry-p...
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by anonymousab 8mo ago
> Surely Congress or the courts would have something to say about it? The entire mode of operation for the current administration is to ignore such things whenever they don't blindly rubber stamp or get out of the way. It has been v
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by anonymousab 9mo ago
Trump has today, explicitly said that the US administration - specifically his administration - will run Venezuela, with boots on the ground, for as long as is necessary.
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by anonymousab 9mo ago
They deprecated the more interesting version of WSL after a short while, unfortunately. WSL2 ended up just being a bog-standard VM setup.

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