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Denuvo Sues Game Cracker 'Voices38' for Bypassing Its Anti-Tamper DRM(torrentfreak.com)
2 points by cbg0 6h ago|1 comments
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by cbg0 3d ago
As long as the ones offering the benchmark aren't trying to sell you something and have no affiliation with one of the companies on the page I'll take it as opposed to having the benchmark rendered useless in 3 months when the nex
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by cbg0 5d ago
I did some quick ChatGPT math for the same performance/storage as the benchmark: Neki 1 primary + 2 replicas: ~$5.0M/month (just the AWS bill) Google Spanner w/ 3 replicas built in: ~$3.85M/month
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by cbg0 5d ago
Just use autocompact?
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by cbg0 5d ago
So your experience is that Astra doesn't over engineer? For more than twice the price of Sol I think most people will take the over engineering.
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by cbg0 6d ago
Not Astra but Sol hasn't been nerfed: https://marginlab.ai/trackers/codex/
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by cbg0 6d ago
I've disabled the checkbox many months ago and it's still disabled today. EU citizen, not sure if that's relevant.
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by cbg0 6d ago
Thanks for providing some real feedback on using it.
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by cbg0 6d ago
Does it move the needle on high reasoning?
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by cbg0 6d ago
$0.003 off-peak, not 0.003 cents.
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by cbg0 6d ago
This is a bit of an urban myth. There are trackers which keep historical performance and Sol hasn't been nerfed: https://marginlab.ai/trackers/codex/
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by cbg0 6d ago
While typical investors in their last round are subject to a five-year lock-up and will not have voting rights, China's National Artificial Intelligence Industry Investment Fund also put money into it, retaining both voting rights a
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by cbg0 7d ago
Did it create the path to the solution, or just grab it from conversations with a researcher working on the problem?
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by cbg0 7d ago
This is meant (mostly) as a joke: A model without guardrails gets injected with an interesting idea: let's wipe out (insert major city here). <Thinking> It's a big city, we could try to create a giant sink hole by sabotaging
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by cbg0 7d ago
There has always been quite a lot of fanboy-ism on HN with regards to certain corporations and there are also certain "celebrities" on this site that get tons of upvotes even on silly takes just because they're well-known, no
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by cbg0 8d ago
It will now be able to.
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by cbg0 8d ago
Using a token slot machine to beat a financial slot machine, what could go wrong?
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by cbg0 8d ago
What exactly are you arguing? I already said 5%. Your personal experience of DDoS being super rare doesn't seem to match the real world.
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by cbg0 8d ago
I was curious and it seems like smaller businesses do get DDoSed, ~5% of them in Canada: https://www.bdc.ca/en/articles-tools/blog/cyberattacks-small...
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by cbg0 8d ago
Given that we're on HN I probably should've said startup, though depending on the business itself it's not unrealistic for some of those 200-400 employee companies to sit on a free Cloudflare plan if their entire website is s
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by cbg0 8d ago
I was explaining why I believe it's a super popular service. I have no affiliation or stock, just a regular user.
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by cbg0 8d ago
What you're paying for is business continuity, not for them to host your site. I know you can host the site itself on much cheaper infrastructure.
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by cbg0 8d ago
> The front door is not the whole stack Hey Claude, can you move the ciphercue blog to Cloudflare so it can deal with traffic from HN? On a more serious note, Cloudflare comes packed with features even on its free plan which makes it use
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by cbg0 8d ago
Blocking EU from those services would crash the valuation of US AI companies, so I'm not expecting it to happen.
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by cbg0 9d ago
Fines like this always come with a legal obligation to adhere to the requirements, it's never just a cost of doing business.
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by cbg0 10d ago
My ublock origin blocked ~20 elements on page load so I'm pretty sure that's intentional.
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by cbg0 10d ago
The "trials" you're referring to is probably this study on 1000-word short stories https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/judgment-and-decisio...
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by cbg0 11d ago
We've gone the "crowdsorting" route but if we didn't go this way the fees for garbage collection would be higher and the city's garbage collection company would still make profits, that's a constant.
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by cbg0 11d ago
I'm guessing you're being facetious? The options aren't to either develop anxiety or not care at all.
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by cbg0 11d ago
The figures aren't based on real measurements of what every person actually emits, they're based on a model that allocates consumption-based CO2 emissions across income groups. Regardless of that, I agree that making useful policy

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