/maho/ - Hardware & Software

I really don't know how it works, but I haven't been logged into youtube for at least a decade. Sometimes it recommends some neat things, but it likes to throw curveballs at me sometimes. Sometimes I'm watching it in bed and I fall asleep and wake up to conspiracy theory stuff because I was watching history. Kind of annoying.
Opening youtube in a private tab to see the base experience is about what you'd expect- just normal people stuff like MrBeast or world news and sometimes surface-level 2D stuff like whatever the big anime of the moment happens to be. The good news is that at least at the beginning it doesn't feed you outrage content, but maybe that's it being purposely deceptive.

I think if they can place a backlink from where you came from and then have identifying traits of people coming from that backlink then they can knbow what to recommend to you from there. Which would explain your results.

>>2420
>Win 11 or the subscription-based 12 in the future.
omfg what

>>2436
Good one anon!

no, seems obvious to me

we need another tinder clone

twitch plays tinder

>>2144
Because they're dead simple programs and can be one shot easily

Correction: There are some < signs in >>316 that should be ≤ signs.
Instead of
> 2 < (r/s)^2 < (√2 + ε)^2
> 2 < r^2/s^2 < 2 + 2ε√2 + ε^2
> 0 < (r^2-2s^2)/s^2 < 2ε√2 + ε^2 = ε(2√2 + ε) < 3ε < every positive rational.
it should say
2 < (r/s)^2 ≤ (√2 + ε)^2
2 < r^2/s^2 ≤ 2 + 2ε√2 + ε^2
0 < (r^2-2s^2)/s^2 ≤ 2ε√2 + ε^2 = ε(2√2 + ε) < 3ε < every positive rational.

>>315
>>316
So to answer the question of whether there's a number system with a number ε such that
¥ 0 < ε < 1
¥ 0 < ε < 0.1
¥ 0 < ε < 0.01
¥ 0 < ε < 0.001,
and so on, the answer is yes, there are many. There are the hyperreal numbers which are useful as an alternate way to do calculus. There are the surreal numbers which arose out of game theory. And you can even just postulate such a number ε and add it to the reals sort of like how we add i to make the complex numbers. In the case of the complex numbers, you get the complex numbers from all the linear functions of i. If you add ε, your new set of numbers consists of all the rational functions (polynomial divided by polynomial) of ε.

But we can see that a nonzero infinitesimal number like ε will

>>312
>They made use of a preexisting Java library to do the calculations:
>https://www.hboehm.info/crcalc/

I said that like they just used someone else's code, but on second look I see the guy who wrote that library is the author of the CACM paper. He developed it while he was working at SGI and then got hired by Google to work on Android stuff.

bump for respect
thanks

how do I get yt-dlp to download the dub track?

I recognize that voice from the rainbow kakapo classroom fad from a few years ago.

>>2830
With any luck you can use a flag to list the audio tracks and snoop out the english one.

Done it before but I forget out.

>>2843
vertical tabs are better. I like seeing my tabs instead of them shrinking as I open more

Zen does have issues, but it's an Beta product.

I use zen twilight, only issue I've had (that didn't get patched) is that tabs I havent had as an active tab for a while will randomly act like I clicked to close the page with text submitted even if I didn't, and ask if I want to close the page and lose info. Was a little annoying when wiki editing

My idea is to put the tab bar to the right of the address bar.
Just cram it all in one bar, hamburger menus everywhere.

not really a game, just looks like an effect

maybe this means youtube has given up trying to block invidious and yt-dlp, and this is how they're trying to get people to come back to their ad and tracker infested website

> get people to come back
You were never a significant client base

ROM hacks that are clearly made by people that really love a game and want to spend more time in are pretty awesome. The most common is probably the 'randomizer' that seems to be hugely successful for streamers and it leads to tournaments and other things which highlight the player's knowledge and ability to adapt to things.
They're cool, but a handcrafted thing will always be better I think. Another cool thing with these rom hacks is if you buy a flash cart thing they're playable on actual hardware. I would have killed for this stuff to be available back in the day when these consoles were new. Imagine staving off boredom with all this stuff!

the whole romhack is like this
that and a looooot of timing puzzles
timing is a pretty solid thing to build a wide variety of puzzles around because all the different elements you can use in yoshi's island have different delays and speeds. theres a lot of richness

I'll keep saving up money so I can afford an RTX 8080 with 256GB VRAM in 2030.

>>2738
Yeah that’s useful, but where do they get their data from?

thats very cool anon
the part that I stalled on was making a 'level loading' system because everytime i try and learn bison/lexx to make a real parser for the level files i give up

>>2693
>OP, is your goal to learn programming and about game engines, or is it to make a finished game?

A bit of both. I do plan to build a finished game (actually multiple!) off of this, but much of the reason I'm making my own engine is indeed so I can become a better programmer.

With that said, if push comes to shove, I'm more than willing to use libraries if it means getting the engine done in a reasonable amount of time. I'm already using SDL and I'm most certainly going to use a JSON-parsing library for resources like level-layouts and save files, and a UTF-8 library for text.

Quick update, a big thing I've learned working on this is the importance of documentation. I'm at the point where my code does too many things that are too complex for a quick read to suffice anymore, so I've taken to writing descriptions of everything using code comments.

>>2716
on topic sager

>>2716
Might as well take the time to create proper documentation, comments can only take you so far.

I remember using a couple waaaaaay back in the day. I can't really remember much about it.

I mean there was already a 360 emulator but a lot of stuff doesn't run great on there so if this method will run stuff better that's cool. Maybe it will give me an excuse to finally play Lost Odyssey. I think most good games of that gen I already played on PS3 and a lot have PC ports these days.

Wait a minute... 512 is even more than SHA256... How long would it take a bitcoin miner to crack that...

what are you trying to get me to do here? There's no way I can get some sort of pattern out of a salted hash.

>>2517
If you do though, you'll become a billionaire.

>>2521
/maho/ just got played in some way and we shall never know