| def l4_0(x): | |
| # x is a list (or vector) of length 232 | |
| return max(0, 1.0*x[0] + 128.0*x[56] + -256.0*x[112] + 128.0*x[168]) | |
| def l4_1(x): | |
| # x is a list (or vector) of length 232 | |
| return max(0, 1.0*x[1] + 128.0*x[57] + -256.0*x[113] + 128.0*x[169]) | |
| def l4_2(x): | |
| # x is a list (or vector) of length 232 | |
| return max(0, 1.0*x[2] + 128.0*x[58] + -256.0*x[114] + 128.0*x[170]) | |
| def l4_3(x): |
| > eliza@ start /Users/liamz/Documents/eliza | |
| > pnpm --dir core start "--characters=/Users/liamz/Documents/eliza/characters/french.json" "--" | |
| > [email protected] start /Users/liamz/Documents/eliza/core | |
| > node --loader ts-node/esm src/index.ts "--characters=/Users/liamz/Documents/eliza/characters/french.json" "--" | |
| [32m ["✓ Starting agent for character averagefrench"] [0m |
| // https://wiki.theory.org/BitTorrent_Tracker_Protocol | |
| // https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0015.html | |
| package core | |
| import ( | |
| "bytes" | |
| "encoding/binary" | |
| "fmt" | |
| "math/rand" | |
| "net" |
| import re | |
| # Given TV script | |
| tv_script = """ | |
| [The scene opens in Rick's Garage. Rick is tinkering with a complex-looking gadget while Morty leans against a table, eyeing Rick curiously.] | |
| Rick: Morty, hand me the interdimensional portalizer, will ya? | |
| [Morty rummages through a pile of gadgets and tools, finally handing the portalizer to Rick.] |
| /*! For license information please see main.903fc3df.js.LICENSE.txt */ ! function() { | |
| var e = { | |
| 694: function(e, t) { | |
| var n; | |
| ! function() { | |
| "use strict"; | |
| var r = {}.hasOwnProperty; | |
| function i() { | |
| for (var e = [], t = 0; t < arguments.length; t++) { |
find all files larger than 1MB and output their file extensions
find . -type f -size +1M -exec sh -c 'echo "${1##*.}"' _ {} \; | sort | uniq -ctrack these extensions in git lfs
git lfs track "*.bmp" "*.cubemap" "*.dae" "*.fbx" "*.glb" "*.jpg" "*.mp4" "*.png" "*.psd" "*.tga" "*.tif" "*.unity" "*.wav"
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[WIP] Comparing IPFS and BitTorrent in 2023. |
2023-08-10 |
research ipfs bittorrent p2p p2p-networks dht |
In this post we're going to compare two of le plus grande P2P file-sharing networks! IPFS and ye olde BitTorrent. This research piece is based on a lot of experience I have with IPFS, namely integrating it into Dappnet.
This article is a work-in-progress. My goal is to collect a lot of data (50+ links so far) and simplified explanations that cut through a lot of the obtuse technical gala. This post isn't intended to be a complete review of either project, DYOR. If you have any questions or if I've gotten anything wrong here, please reach out on Twitter @liamzebedee and I'd be happy to chat.
| layout | title | date | tags |
|---|---|---|---|
post |
Comparing IPFS and BitTorrent. |
2023-08-10 |
research ipfs bittorrent p2p p2p-networks dht |
In this post we're going to compare two of le plus grande P2P file-sharing networks! IPFS and ye olde BitTorrent. This research piece is based on a lot of experience I have with IPFS, namely integrating it into Dappnet.
To begin with, since a lot of people don't actually know how they work, I'm going to cover a little bit about their technical designs, and then we'll go into their practical differences.
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