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One of my favorite mods ever across any game is Create for Minecraft. It is well-made and polished, and sparked a whole ecosystem of mods that work with it. I wonder what possibilities the de-obfuscation can bring to that ecosystem.

I like this. Do you have a link to your simulator code? I might borrow for a personal project of mine if it's ok.

> But nobody was ever going to that

If this is a choice between risking to pay 1.5 billion or just paying 15 mil safely, they might.

This is actually very frustrating and was partially hindering the progress with my pet assembler.

I discovered that when you ask Claude something in lines of "please elaborate why you did 'this thing'", it will start reasoning and cherry-picking the arguments against 'this thing' being the right solution. In the end, it will deliver classic "you are absolutely right to question my approach" and come up with some arguments (sometimes even valid) why it should be the other way around.

It seems like it tries to extract my intent and interpret my question as a critique of his solution, when the true reason for my question was curiosity. Then due to its agreeableness, it tries to make it sound like I was right and it was wrong. Super annoying.

I have 3070 and when I choose LLaMA in config it just changes it back to Mistral on launch

Recording music.

I have recently started recording Rachmaninoff's Piano Concerto no. 2 using some DAW and orchestral instruments from my digital piano. It is not easy to make sound good, and a major undertaking since even the first part is 10 minutes long. But it is a fascinating process to me. I hope it turns out ok.

Nice! Also would be cool to see the text positioned above the face and translated just like in the cyberpunk gif.

uBlock Origin is cool, but the reason I stopped using it is that any web page stopped opening on my work PC. Never found out why, used Adblock Plus since. Considering going back now.

Well, maybe it indicates specifically that they had no meeting :)

That is true, but I think IntelliJ provides you with the list of commands it executed to get there.