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I recommend llmfit. It shows you exactly what models you can run and at what speeds

https://github.com/AlexsJones/llmfit

thank you

I checked before I commented and it was the only thing that I found

And I don't get the remark about history

why is git's name self-deprecating? Wasn't it just chosen randomly and has no meaning?

Why is it not smart?

I don't

it won't, it appends your query like this: google.com/search?q={query}

you could code this yourself

43.6MB for that huge gif at the top of the article. This could have been a 2MB video at most

Try it, why not. There's even a tutorial world on the consoles if you prefer it

Didn't you mean "dissecting"?

Edit: thanks guys, that's very useful knowledge! Could have saved me many times in the past

I'll pass

will you continue using it?

Goat simulator as well

Some hackers want to spend their time doing cool stuff rather than constantly fixing their system

Yup, I just reread the post you are talking about (https://www.riotgames.com/en/news/peeking-valorants-netcode) and it really seems like just endless fluff and no real solutions. Reading this post is almost unbearable and it all just comes down to this part:

We built Riot Direct, our own internet backbone, to minimize network routing delays and processing time across the internet.

We’re standing up VALORANT servers around the world, ultimately aiming to deliver 35ms ping to 70% of our player base.

We optimized our servers to provide a smooth 128 server tickrate to all players.

We optimized the VALORANT game client to run at 60FPS on most machines from this decade and higher framerates for players with high refresh rate monitors.

We run clients and servers running with minimal buffering, targeting one buffered frame of movement data for clients and an average of half a frame of movement data on servers.

This seems like basic stuff that every other game does.

So awesome. Sad it isn't getting the attention it deserves

Why? Are you implying his lack of imagination? Or how one can interpret the comment?

Can't you just tell him?

it hasn't been maintained for the last 10 years. I wonder if it's even working. I thought he was looking for adnauseam

maybe just adding something like (revived) to the timestamp, or a [?] link that explains what happened to the date? If you want to avoid adding info to the ui it will inevitably create confusion

everything here looks fine to me. what should I be looking for?

Buttons (and their children) randomly change their border radius when clicked. This project looks as unappealing as it has a year ago

someone here commented earlier that the animations had to be disabled because they were causing some issues

I think you are a bit biased

Even if not, it's really, really distasteful

But you are severely limited on what you can do on a console

what the hell do you mean they were doing auth client side? how is this possible with infinite budget?

I've always wondered how they do it as well.

Second problem - if they remove it from localstorage they still need to hold them somewhere. So are they moved to a simple variable then? It's just as accessible as localStorage. Maybe it's randomized every load?

I don't know that video you are talking about

https://www.todepond.com/sky/non-binary/

you go with any pronouns so why bring this up?