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wi hajoon pics

33,157 次观看 • 3 个月前

I don’t know how many of you have experienced “Where Winds Meet” but I’d like to inform you that this is by far the most insane FREE game I have ever played. The amount of content this thing has is not even funny. I’ve just watched the CN version of the game where a guild broke one of their members free from jail.. WHICH INVOLVED DOING STEALTH, and protecting him from guards and other players trying to down the prisoner.. like WTF?! 😳 No way this game did that.. “me and my brother requested this a long time ago to the devs, as sort of role-play feature for this game” and they’ve fucking added it. I’m devoting my time to support this game indefinitely. Not to mention how insanely sick Arena battles are in your own region. Peep the video below. Also there’s a raid. Boss which mounts a donkey, who turns us into Donkeys 😂😭 shit is so funny, than we have to run and hide with other npc donkey herd whilst this boss tries to cook you.. ☹️ 🤣🤣 shit is insane man. What freaking game.
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I don’t know how many of you have experienced “Where Winds Meet” but I’d like to inform you that this is by far the most insane FREE game I have ever played. The amount of content this thing has is not even funny. I’ve just watched the CN version of the game where a guild broke one of their members free from jail.. WHICH INVOLVED DOING STEALTH, and protecting him from guards and other players trying to down the prisoner.. like WTF?! 😳 No way this game did that.. “me and my brother requested this a long time ago to the devs, as sort of role-play feature for this game” and they’ve fucking added it. I’m devoting my time to support this game indefinitely. Not to mention how insanely sick Arena battles are in your own region. Peep the video below. Also there’s a raid. Boss which mounts a donkey, who turns us into Donkeys 😂😭 shit is so funny, than we have to run and hide with other npc donkey herd whilst this boss tries to cook you.. ☹️ 🤣🤣 shit is insane man. What freaking game.

GameBreakerGod

292,138 次观看 • 7 个月前

Thrust on the Commodore 64 (Firebird, 1986) is still one of those games that punish you beautifully. I love it! At first glance, you realize this is a game of physics, inertia-based physics, and fuel management. I wish I did better at school LOL! Luckily, it's also a game of common sense too, phew! Towing the precious Klystron pod while desperately trying not to smash into cavern walls all the while avoiding turret gunfire, this was the ultimate stress back in the day, and we loved it. And Rob Hubbard's title music? As always, Rob delivers; that's why he's my favorite Commodore 64 SID musician. You may recall, last year I gave away 100 digital editions of his book The Master of Magic on this X channel. This month I am giving away a Commodore 64 Ultimate to one lucky SUBSCRIBER! Being a subscriber is $3 USD/month with monthly giveaways and exclusive videos. Zzap!64 magazine rated it a massive 94% "At last!! A version of Gravitar which plays just as well as the original. Although not being a totally faithful copy, Thrust adds its own elements and comes up with one of the most addictive and playable arcade games." Absolutely agree with this rating and Zzap!64's love for this game. What about you guys, was Thrust a favorite of yours too?
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Thrust on the Commodore 64 (Firebird, 1986) is still one of those games that punish you beautifully. I love it! At first glance, you realize this is a game of physics, inertia-based physics, and fuel management. I wish I did better at school LOL! Luckily, it's also a game of common sense too, phew! Towing the precious Klystron pod while desperately trying not to smash into cavern walls all the while avoiding turret gunfire, this was the ultimate stress back in the day, and we loved it. And Rob Hubbard's title music? As always, Rob delivers; that's why he's my favorite Commodore 64 SID musician. You may recall, last year I gave away 100 digital editions of his book The Master of Magic on this X channel. This month I am giving away a Commodore 64 Ultimate to one lucky SUBSCRIBER! Being a subscriber is $3 USD/month with monthly giveaways and exclusive videos. Zzap!64 magazine rated it a massive 94% "At last!! A version of Gravitar which plays just as well as the original. Although not being a totally faithful copy, Thrust adds its own elements and comes up with one of the most addictive and playable arcade games." Absolutely agree with this rating and Zzap!64's love for this game. What about you guys, was Thrust a favorite of yours too?

Commodore Computer Museum 🕹

16,138 次观看 • 5 个月前

If we get AGI before 2030 but can only produce ~200 GW a year of chips on advanced process nodes, can we ease the bottleneck by going back to older nodes? Some of the most singularity-pilled investors think so. Most of the FLOPS improvement between chip generations has come from numerics - not transistor density. But you could just design a new version of a 7nm chip like the A100 to have FP4. Holding numerics and die area constant, a B200 (2025 chip on 4nm) would only have ~3.5x more FLOPS than an A100 (2020 chip on 7nm). That seems like a manageable haircut - does it mean we can blow past the 200 GW ceiling? Dylan Patel explains why this is not an apples-to-apples comparison. If you run real-world performance analysis on DeepSeek V3 or Kimi K2.5, the performance gap between Hopper and Blackwell isn't 3x. It's ~20x. Why? Because inference is already memory-bandwidth-bound, and older chips have far fewer FLOPS per die, requiring even more communication between chips. Remember the bandwidth hierarchy: on-chip SRAM runs at tens of TB/s, HBM at single-digit TB/s, NVLink within a 72-GPU domain at high hundreds of GB/s, and between racks at low hundreds of GB/s. Each boundary is roughly a 10x drop. With less compute per chip, you need more chips to run the same model - which means more communication across those slower pipes that are already bottlenecking you.
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If we get AGI before 2030 but can only produce ~200 GW a year of chips on advanced process nodes, can we ease the bottleneck by going back to older nodes? Some of the most singularity-pilled investors think so. Most of the FLOPS improvement between chip generations has come from numerics - not transistor density. But you could just design a new version of a 7nm chip like the A100 to have FP4. Holding numerics and die area constant, a B200 (2025 chip on 4nm) would only have ~3.5x more FLOPS than an A100 (2020 chip on 7nm). That seems like a manageable haircut - does it mean we can blow past the 200 GW ceiling? Dylan Patel explains why this is not an apples-to-apples comparison. If you run real-world performance analysis on DeepSeek V3 or Kimi K2.5, the performance gap between Hopper and Blackwell isn't 3x. It's ~20x. Why? Because inference is already memory-bandwidth-bound, and older chips have far fewer FLOPS per die, requiring even more communication between chips. Remember the bandwidth hierarchy: on-chip SRAM runs at tens of TB/s, HBM at single-digit TB/s, NVLink within a 72-GPU domain at high hundreds of GB/s, and between racks at low hundreds of GB/s. Each boundary is roughly a 10x drop. With less compute per chip, you need more chips to run the same model - which means more communication across those slower pipes that are already bottlenecking you.

Dwarkesh Patel

56,362 次观看 • 3 个月前

Andrzej Zulawski on why 'The Devil" (1972) was an important movie for him & the advice Andrzej Wajda gave him: "'The Third Part of the Night' (1971) was extremely important being the first film of course, but also for the way it is written. The flashbacks, the cuts or whatever, and the essence of the story is essentially the story of my father. Starting with that I really wanted to say Hello, I know, we know…we remember…je me souviens…like in Quebec. Stylistically it was not for me any kind of breakthrough into a different way of filmmaking, and 'The Devil' (1972) was. Wajda told me once, maybe one of the two things he said which I keep with me today, he said: "Look…be careful because the first day of the shooting of your new film, independently of the time which has passed between the two, will be the last day of the film which you just did before.” It’s so right, and so when we started 'The Devil', first day I remember, we started with this travelling shot, this elegant photography because 'Third Part of the Night' is elegant visually, anyway for me; then I said “Oh God, something is radically wrong…forget the rails, take the camera in hand and let’s do the film like a documentary about a bloody dream in which the history of Poland collapsed, etc. etc.” We did the film almost entirely with hand-held camera so it was a radical departure stylistically from the first film. This break was most important to me than anything later on, in technique." (Zulawski's interview with Donato Totaro, Offscreen, 2013)
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Andrzej Zulawski on why 'The Devil" (1972) was an important movie for him & the advice Andrzej Wajda gave him: "'The Third Part of the Night' (1971) was extremely important being the first film of course, but also for the way it is written. The flashbacks, the cuts or whatever, and the essence of the story is essentially the story of my father. Starting with that I really wanted to say Hello, I know, we know…we remember…je me souviens…like in Quebec. Stylistically it was not for me any kind of breakthrough into a different way of filmmaking, and 'The Devil' (1972) was. Wajda told me once, maybe one of the two things he said which I keep with me today, he said: "Look…be careful because the first day of the shooting of your new film, independently of the time which has passed between the two, will be the last day of the film which you just did before.” It’s so right, and so when we started 'The Devil', first day I remember, we started with this travelling shot, this elegant photography because 'Third Part of the Night' is elegant visually, anyway for me; then I said “Oh God, something is radically wrong…forget the rails, take the camera in hand and let’s do the film like a documentary about a bloody dream in which the history of Poland collapsed, etc. etc.” We did the film almost entirely with hand-held camera so it was a radical departure stylistically from the first film. This break was most important to me than anything later on, in technique." (Zulawski's interview with Donato Totaro, Offscreen, 2013)

DepressedBergman

27,247 次观看 • 4 个月前

Musk says the simulation hypothesis is almost certainly true since 2016. And this is also why he renamed Twitter to X... Elon founded xAI on the mission of understanding the universe. He renamed Twitter to X in 2023, picking the only letter without an opposite. The thesis traces back to a Darwinian thought experiment. "Like in this version of reality, in this layer of reality, if a simulation is going in a boring direction, we stop spending effort on it." Boring simulations got cancelled. Interesting ones got renewed. Then, he said, the corollary appeared. "They particularly seem to like interesting outcomes that are ironic." The simulation, in Musk's frame, didn't just keep stories alive — it actively preferred the ones that flipped on themselves, the ones where the noun and the truth ran in opposite directions. He pointed at the names of AI companies and read them off one by one. - OpenAI is closed. - Midjourney is not mid. - Stability AI is unstable. - Anthropic is misanthropic. Four labs. Four nouns. Four ironic reversals. Each picked a name with a clean flip available. The simulation took every one. Musk, who had named X for that exact reason, dodged the trick. "It's a name that you can't invert, really. It's hard to say, what is the ironic version?" He called it an irony shield. No opposite. No mirror. No clean flip. Musk, on the bet underneath the joke: "It's, I think, a largely irony-proof name. By design." P.S. I made a playbook breaking down 100+ most powerful decision making mental models used by history's greatest thinkers. 5,000+ downloads. 113 five-star reviews. Grab a free copy here: If you're new here, follow GeniusThinking for content on the greatest minds in economics, psychology, and history. — Elon Musk ( Elon Musk ), CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, on Dwarkesh Patel's ( Dwarkesh Patel ) podcast
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Musk says the simulation hypothesis is almost certainly true since 2016. And this is also why he renamed Twitter to X... Elon founded xAI on the mission of understanding the universe. He renamed Twitter to X in 2023, picking the only letter without an opposite. The thesis traces back to a Darwinian thought experiment. "Like in this version of reality, in this layer of reality, if a simulation is going in a boring direction, we stop spending effort on it." Boring simulations got cancelled. Interesting ones got renewed. Then, he said, the corollary appeared. "They particularly seem to like interesting outcomes that are ironic." The simulation, in Musk's frame, didn't just keep stories alive — it actively preferred the ones that flipped on themselves, the ones where the noun and the truth ran in opposite directions. He pointed at the names of AI companies and read them off one by one. - OpenAI is closed. - Midjourney is not mid. - Stability AI is unstable. - Anthropic is misanthropic. Four labs. Four nouns. Four ironic reversals. Each picked a name with a clean flip available. The simulation took every one. Musk, who had named X for that exact reason, dodged the trick. "It's a name that you can't invert, really. It's hard to say, what is the ironic version?" He called it an irony shield. No opposite. No mirror. No clean flip. Musk, on the bet underneath the joke: "It's, I think, a largely irony-proof name. By design." P.S. I made a playbook breaking down 100+ most powerful decision making mental models used by history's greatest thinkers. 5,000+ downloads. 113 five-star reviews. Grab a free copy here: If you're new here, follow GeniusThinking for content on the greatest minds in economics, psychology, and history. — Elon Musk ( Elon Musk ), CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, on Dwarkesh Patel's ( Dwarkesh Patel ) podcast

GeniusThinking

20,844 次观看 • 1 个月前

Resident Evil: Requiem | Hands-On Details ▶️ ▪️"I came out of my demo with a sense of Resi 9 feeling like something between Alien: Isolation and PT" ▪️Gamescom demo focused on Grace Ashcroft in the Rhodes Hill Care Center, no firearms in this specific demo ▪️The game features some of the most impressive lighting and character rendering yet from RE Engine ▪️"Feels like a souped-up version of the immersive survival horror found in recent entries of the series" ▪️The new stalker enemy can and will travel above you through ceilings as you play, similar to the Xenomorph in Alien: Isolation ▪️Grace can use glass bottles to draw attention away from her ▪️Your best bet against this for is to sneak and take advantage of hiding spots, flicking open your lighter will draw its attention ▪️The monster is vulnerable to bright light and its skin burns when exposed to it, giving you safe spaces to escape for a moment ▪️"It feels like Capcom has created a new, lumbering foe that more than lives up to the mantle of a Resident Evil stalker" ▪️You can change the camera between first and third person anytime from the menu, doesn't feel like an afterthought ▪️"Both viewpoints are extremely well-designed, with moments tailored for each experience to maximize the player's fear" ▪️Capcom has made efforts to maintain scares despite your preference ▪️Some scenarios feel much scarier in first person, like the stalker's giant claw-shaped hand scaping past a window, inducing panic ▪️Running away from the monster in a hallway in first person can fairly smooth and simple, while going into third person implements camera-specific animations that have Grace stumble and fall, increasing the tension to make up for the reduced level of threat produced by the wider, vision-granting perspective ▪️Grace feels like a more defined character, thrust into an unfamiliar situation, talking to herself, stronger connection to her sense of vulnerability as a protagonist IGN ➡️ Eurogamer ➡️ Engadget ➡️ #ResidentEvil9 #ResidentEvilReqiuem
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Resident Evil: Requiem | Hands-On Details ▶️ ▪️"I came out of my demo with a sense of Resi 9 feeling like something between Alien: Isolation and PT" ▪️Gamescom demo focused on Grace Ashcroft in the Rhodes Hill Care Center, no firearms in this specific demo ▪️The game features some of the most impressive lighting and character rendering yet from RE Engine ▪️"Feels like a souped-up version of the immersive survival horror found in recent entries of the series" ▪️The new stalker enemy can and will travel above you through ceilings as you play, similar to the Xenomorph in Alien: Isolation ▪️Grace can use glass bottles to draw attention away from her ▪️Your best bet against this for is to sneak and take advantage of hiding spots, flicking open your lighter will draw its attention ▪️The monster is vulnerable to bright light and its skin burns when exposed to it, giving you safe spaces to escape for a moment ▪️"It feels like Capcom has created a new, lumbering foe that more than lives up to the mantle of a Resident Evil stalker" ▪️You can change the camera between first and third person anytime from the menu, doesn't feel like an afterthought ▪️"Both viewpoints are extremely well-designed, with moments tailored for each experience to maximize the player's fear" ▪️Capcom has made efforts to maintain scares despite your preference ▪️Some scenarios feel much scarier in first person, like the stalker's giant claw-shaped hand scaping past a window, inducing panic ▪️Running away from the monster in a hallway in first person can fairly smooth and simple, while going into third person implements camera-specific animations that have Grace stumble and fall, increasing the tension to make up for the reduced level of threat produced by the wider, vision-granting perspective ▪️Grace feels like a more defined character, thrust into an unfamiliar situation, talking to herself, stronger connection to her sense of vulnerability as a protagonist IGN ➡️ Eurogamer ➡️ Engadget ➡️ #ResidentEvil9 #ResidentEvilReqiuem

Shinobi602

55,857 次观看 • 10 个月前

❗️Starlink drones are already in the Russian sky. What's important to know. Tells the commander of the communications unit, with the call sign "Günter", of the "Akhmat" special forces. 🔴 Starlink is a satellite communication and internet. If you install it on an UAV, the drone is controlled not by radio frequency, like a regular one, but via satellite. 📌 What does this give to the enemy? A real-time picture. Precise targeting down to the centimeter. And complete freedom of action. ➡️ The main danger is that it's almost impossible to jam the Starlink signal. Our EW systems can't handle it. Drone detectors - "Bulat", "ZOV" and others - don't see this signal. Starlink is only detected by special equipment, which not everyone has. At the same time, the drone flies high, fast, and it's extremely difficult to shoot it down. 🔄 Ukraine has been using Starlink for a long time. But now such drones are being spotted over Russian territory. Even more alarmingly: in 2023, a signal was detected in ranges that were not previously declared. Presumably, this is the military version of Starshield, which was being tested by a NATO group. The enemy is raising the stakes. Satellite drones in our sky are no longer a scenario, but a reality. ✅ Video for Radio "Sputnik" 🔂 Eliseevalive
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❗️Starlink drones are already in the Russian sky. What's important to know. Tells the commander of the communications unit, with the call sign "Günter", of the "Akhmat" special forces. 🔴 Starlink is a satellite communication and internet. If you install it on an UAV, the drone is controlled not by radio frequency, like a regular one, but via satellite. 📌 What does this give to the enemy? A real-time picture. Precise targeting down to the centimeter. And complete freedom of action. ➡️ The main danger is that it's almost impossible to jam the Starlink signal. Our EW systems can't handle it. Drone detectors - "Bulat", "ZOV" and others - don't see this signal. Starlink is only detected by special equipment, which not everyone has. At the same time, the drone flies high, fast, and it's extremely difficult to shoot it down. 🔄 Ukraine has been using Starlink for a long time. But now such drones are being spotted over Russian territory. Even more alarmingly: in 2023, a signal was detected in ranges that were not previously declared. Presumably, this is the military version of Starshield, which was being tested by a NATO group. The enemy is raising the stakes. Satellite drones in our sky are no longer a scenario, but a reality. ✅ Video for Radio "Sputnik" 🔂 Eliseevalive

Elisabeth Eliseeva 🇷🇺 SPUTNIK

12,919 次观看 • 29 天前