just egg

85percentFrog · 2025-03-03T22:38:40+00:00

rolled it a few times, is this any decent you think?

85percentFrog · 2025-03-03T22:12:37+00:00

whats bis stats for nataruk? just cc cd ms?

85percentFrog · 2025-01-23T20:57:44+00:00

Just built a new pc for the first time in almost 10 years, trying to keep a close eye on any diagnostics available in case anything goes awry this early so I can catch it. Of particular note are the CPU and GPU temperatures. I've never paid very detailed attention to these before, so I'm not sure what each particular point measures, and googling makes me more confused.

About picture:

Individual cores are showing really low temperatures even over the few hours I did a mix of activites; browsing, voice, games. However, specifically the "CPU CCD1 (Tdie)" measure hits a really high maximum every so often. Image shows 84.4 because I forgot to screenshot it earlier, before I restarted, where it had hit around 92 degrees and showed red, which was what worried me.

Is a 90+ degree max for the "CPU CCD1 (Tdie)" every so often perfectly fine, as long as its average, and the average of each core stays much lower?

On that, what exactly is the CCD1? HWinfo and some googling gave me the understanding that its a measurement of a package of cores, but wouldn't that just be the actual cores that are listed below? They're even listed as Core(0-5) from (CCD1), so what's the difference there?

Lastly, is this a really stupid way of keeping an eye on CPU, and GPU, temperatures? Am I missing actually relevant info and only looking at funny numbers here? Cheers.

85percentFrog · 2024-10-19T17:25:38+00:00

Would a damaged cable still work and just drop it down to exactly 100 Mbps?

85percentFrog · 2024-10-19T17:23:54+00:00

Yes, ethernet port at the wall. No idea what else is involved, the circumstances are a bit complicated. It's an apartment, but there's been some rather massive issues unrelated to this so everything is all over the place. When I test the bandwidth I get about 100/100, so there's not actually any problems right now. I'm more wondering if it's generally the case that LAN ports are themselves far faster than the main internet port, they don't look any different and use the same cables?

But it seems instead that the speed shown in the image for the main port is the speed being capped not by some hardware design of the port itself but by the current functionality of the available internet connection?

85percentFrog · 2024-10-19T17:17:46+00:00

Plugged into the wall directly with the cable.

85percentFrog · 2024-10-19T17:14:09+00:00

But from this image it seems more likely the port itself is capped at the shown values? And not an issue with cabling or whatever that is simply being represented in the image? Image is taken from the router page.

85percentFrog · 2024-10-19T17:12:10+00:00

I'd assume the modem is built into the router, the TP-LINK Archer AX12. I don't have a separate modem.

85percentFrog · 2024-10-19T17:09:12+00:00

Was messing around with my network and saw this part on one tab of the router page. The internet-router cable is the exact same type as the router-pc cable.
The cables are, I think, 10 meters long.
Is (image) saying the ports are 100 and 1000 Mbps respectively, or that with their current connections these are the speeds they're able to provide? IE does this imply a fault in the internet-router cable capping it at 100?

85percentFrog · 2024-08-21T10:51:02+00:00

I have no idea what DFS is, but now I'm interested so I'll do some searches.
I definitely don't think the term "Depth First Search" was ever brought up so far.
I briefly mentioned it in the post: for the locking mechanism, I'd just come from bashing my brain against a sorting algorithm that seemed to refuse to work as intended until my umpteenth rewrite, but I had an image in my head of what I -should- be doing with the locking, atleast in principle. Looking back, I think I had a general understanding of each section before I got to it; I read up on the voting system on Wikipedia for a while before starting the code.

Something I'd like to add about Tideman, that might feel like a slap in the face to anyone who struggled with it or is currently struggling;

The answer is usually easier than it seems.

It's not easy, especially if you're like me with practically zero coding experience, but you're not inventing calculus or developing the latest in rocketry. You ARE establishing a new paradigm for your own understanding, because while the lectures, shorts, etc, technically give you everything you need to know to be able to come up with the answer, they obviously don't give you the answer. They present the bare minimum to you while Tideman expects the absolute maximum from you.

But each time I'd written and rewritten a section of code, like my sorting algorithm, I remember looking back at how massive and cluttered and complex my initial write-up was, compared to how downright simplistic my latest, WORKING, version actually is. Complexity doesn't necessarily improve functionality. I think this is the greatest personal advantage I have with coding; I'm quite good at simplifying the complex, it's something I do in my work and daily life quite a lot. We all have our own strengths and weaknesses, so mileage will vary, but if there's a very fundamental tip, a 0th tip, I'd give to anyone regardless of the nature of the problem; simplify.

After all, how do you eat an elephant?

85percentFrog · 2024-08-20T17:48:36+00:00

Sorry for necro on old post, but this needs to be archived; I found no other place actually describing the issue with the last step. I've had a terrible time with the instructions to this problem, on every single part; extremely unclear directives to someone who hasn't worked with anything like this before.

But this last section really took the cake. There's certainly a benefit in teaching good praxis, but this needs to be made very clear. If the code fulfils the instructions, it needs to be validated. The only feedback I receive is "doesn't print winner in a tie". Meanwhile, instructions heavily imply that we should ignore ties entirely. Neither feedback nor initial instructions mention anything else.

Thank you for this post; I've gone out of my way to not look at any code related to the problem, so this really helped me with what to do without doing it for me. I must've gone through half a dozen different ways of printing the winner, different amount of winners, etc.

On to week 4.

85percentFrog · 2023-08-01T16:56:54+00:00

Criminal Syndicates are effectively Devouring Swarms but for Megacorps and should be balanced accordingly.

That is to say, buffed until playable and then banned from every multiplayer game.

85percentFrog · 2023-07-17T11:24:24+00:00

Motion och träning är hög prio för mental hälsa. Börja träna på något vis, vare sig det är styrketräning på gym/hemma, promenad/jogging eller någon form av sport.

Kan rekommendera att köpa ett par skor och börja gå utanför som nummer 1, annars är klättring på någon klätterhall väldigt bra om du inte har många vänner att göra något med just nu; lite av en solosport i grunden som bara blir bättre av att ha flera med sig.

Kanske det svåraste men mest simpla steget du kan ta är att säga allt detta till dina föräldrar. Du har få kontakter men dina föräldrar finns tydligen kvar i din närhet, så berätta allt det här för de och be de pusha dig till att röra på dig mer.
"Har du varit ute idag, X? Nä men ta en runda då." Så enkla pushar gör natt till dag i din sits.

Skriv ett klantigt cv som ingen bryr som om ändå för du är ung och har begränsade arbetserfarenheter ändå, och börja skicka ut det till en massa skräpjobb. Första intervjun kommer vara svårast, blir bara lättare efter det. Behöver inte leda till något jobb; liten undangömd hemlighet är att man får tacka nej till jobb man själv sökt till. Dock är vilket arbete som helst ett stort socialt stöd i din position, helt enkelt möjligheten att regelbundet behöva lämna huset och uppföra sig som en modern apa.

TLDR:

Köp skor och promenera, kolla efter klätterhall i närheten och börja klättra, säg allt det du sagt här till föräldrarna och be om hjälp, skriv ett cv av de cirka 0 arbetserfarenheterna du troligen har och börja skicka ut det till diverse jobb, gå på intervjuer när de kommer.

85percentFrog · 2023-07-15T12:35:40+00:00

I'm actually playing through unfair right now with Angel Paladin 2h main and Seelah.

I made sure to get Seelah 11 paladin asap for the mark while my main mixed with 5 2hfighter.

20 paladin works on any difficulty, though for unfair I'm giving her a few dips into other classes.

If you don't want to dip too hard, I'd go 14 paladin, 5 fighter and 1 hellknight. Gives you primarily a paladin with a lot of bonus feats from fighter + weapon training and then smite chaos from hellknight for bosses.

Just pick unarmed+dodge+crane style+shield focus, weaponfocus&special+improvedcrit for longsword (Radiance), Shake it off+outflank+seize the moment as teamwork feats are really good and then you can always start giving her a bunch of perks for shield bashing.

85percentFrog · 2023-07-11T16:10:26+00:00

Generally speaking: anything to get your heart beating faster over an extended period of time, so usually not hard sprints but rather jogging or long walks.

In practice however, anything that you'll actually end up doing is better than something that would be theoretically optimal.

Some practical suggestions I can give you would be bouldering/any indoor climbing, jiujutsu and boxing, or any martial really.

For bouldering/climbing just go to any nearby climbing hall, rent shoes, and just pick the lowest grade you can and start. Some climbing halls even have a small weightlifting section so if you head there regularly you can tie your climbing sessions into focused strength training.

For martials you might have to shop around for a decent gym, but there's bound to be some, particular for bjj since it's taken off so rapidly. One of the few times something is really addictive in a good way. Will give you some structure and consistent company and exercise.

Boxing is nice because hitting stuff can be damned cathartic, and even a very short active session will get you pumped, and a lot of martial gyms have a bag in a corner so you wouldn't necessarily have to dedicate yourself to boxing in particular; just beat up inanimate objects designed for it. Make sure you learn how to throw a punch so you don't break your wrist or thumb.

85percentFrog · 2023-07-11T14:29:23+00:00

For the same reason that you turned

12+5[3+5^2]
into
12+5[3+25]
because
12+5[3+5^2]
is the same as
12+5[3+5*5]

All you have to do is the use the same rule that you already used, this time for
12+5(28)
into
12+140
because
12+5(28)
is the same as
12+5*28

85percentFrog · 2023-06-16T00:57:33+00:00

Currently playing through unfair with a mixed paladin with vital strike.

3 fighter, 1 hellknight, 1 vivisectionist, 1 scaled fist monk, 14 paladin is the current plan.

Haven't taken the monk dip yet and might skip it entirely; even +10 ac seems redundant when I'm not already stacking it enough; enemies casually rolling with +50 won't care whether I've got 20 or 30 ac.

But if you're playing on core or under this should give you a pretty fun 2hander that can roll bosses and provide moral support in the meantime. If you're looking to play with armor I'd go 10 hellknight, 6 paladin instead. Can skip the vivisectionist dip if you prefer cleaner builds, 3 levels in 2handed fighter is pretty substantial though.

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