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I tested some image and text generation models, and generally things just worked after replacing the default torch libraries with AMD's rocm variants.

It's more so the 128GB package is not worth that much, so it's easier to just delete it.

Breakcore has been my go-to for background noise, and I found the "This will break you" mixes to be good when not listening to albums from my collection.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2cPmxxyhEY

OBS can do this with a plugin: https://github.com/univrsal/input-overlay

Definitely one of my favorite talks. I believe this is a higher quality version of the same talk a few years later: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL-I3-C-KBk

Same talk (slightly updated perhaps?) in higher quality: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KL-I3-C-KBk

We've done that with all the reports so far. Most of us aren't in the US, but hopefully the ones that are can reach out.

Thanks for the US-CERT/FBI links, we'll report to them. We've reported the site through Google's safe browsing form and the registrar and host abuse addresses. Both registrar and host replied saying they found no malware on the site, despite us submitting analysis on it.

I don't think ICANN deals with malware, but we'll contact the registry. We've also considered DMCA, but we think it would be a very temporary solution.

There are some changes to ceval in 3.8 that should make it a bit simpler:

  The interpreter loop has been simplified by moving the logic of unrolling the stack of blocks into the compiler. The compiler emits now explicit instructions for adjusting the stack of values and calling the cleaning up code for break, continue and return.
  Removed opcodes BREAK_LOOP, CONTINUE_LOOP, SETUP_LOOP and SETUP_EXCEPT. Added new opcodes ROT_FOUR, BEGIN_FINALLY, CALL_FINALLY and POP_FINALLY. Changed the behavior of END_FINALLY and WITH_CLEANUP_START.
  (Contributed by Mark Shannon, Antoine Pitrou and Serhiy Storchaka in bpo-17611.)

https://docs.python.org/3.8/whatsnew/3.8.html

https://bugs.python.org/issue17611

Sounds great! I'm looking to race a little closer to where I live, maybe karts or something like Legends Cars.

I haven't really come up with the perfect endgame yet, but some ideas I've had:

  Teaching in an university or such (I love teaching)  
  Traveling the world to meet my friends  
  Financial freedom to do things I'm interested in (racing, VR)

For tagging apartments as "I don't like it", you could create a browser extension that automatically hides them. That aside, I think dirktheman's comment is relevant; I don't think the data you want is useful for most other users.

I don't think that's right. PlayerUnknown created the Battle Royale mod for Arma 2, and it took off. I'm sure it was helped by DayZ's popularity, but the games are not really comparable.

It was submitted as a text post, instead of link.

They can see your name under "Group Info".

In German: https://www.gema.de/de/aktuelles/gema_unterzeichnet_vertrag_...

> I see no point in streaming anything if you can just put files on your player and not depend on any connection.

Sure, if that works for you, but my collection is too big to fit on my mobile device (even after encoding it in Opus instead of FLAC).

I suppose my use case is rather rare, but even then, why not give the ability?

My music collection is all in FLAC, and encoding it again would be a waste of space and/or resources. Streaming FLAC is completely fine for me, as I don't have bandwidth caps or such.

I can see myself building a streaming service for myself to listen to my collection while I'm on the move.

No, but I come across some on IRC, hear from friends and such.

Definitely looks like it to me. Took me a good month to back up my (video) files with CrashPlan, as it was using some 10% of my upload.

I think it would be a good selling point for a service like this to allow higher upload speeds.

I've noticed Twitch has a similar problem. If you enable Twitch to tweet for you when you go live, you often get favorited by bots that advertise selling followers/viewers.

I think that's why they got on Steam.

I definitely got bookmarks at the very least. Not sure about speed dial, that may have been only on fresh installs or on chromium. It's been quite a while since Presto last updated. :)

I think they've done it in Presto too, when updating to a new version.

Or compare it with the Just Cause 2 multiplayer mod, which requires you to own the game on Steam, and acts like a DLC.

http://store.steampowered.com/app/259080/

Edit: Before they got on Steam, they required you to log in on their site and the mod with Steam's OpenID system, which they could use to check if you owned the game or not.

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