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5mo agoWe just completed the largest decentralised LLM pre-training run in history: Covenant-72B. Permissionless, on Bittensor subnet 3. 72B parameters. ~1.1T tokens. Commodity internet. No centralized cluster. No whitelist. Anyone with GPUs could join or leave freely. 1/n
Because this has gotten some recent attention again. Apex Legends has bugged FPS ranges, like 140-160FPS for example, where you are severely magnetized to the floor when trying to Slidehop. This Issue has existed for it's entire Lifetime and has been raised to Respawn multiple times. That this still hasn't been addressed in a self proclaimed Movement shooter is completely unbelievable. So i'm once again calling public attention to it in yet another attempt to get this actually looked at. If you regularly reach the following FPS Ranges you HAVE TO Cap your FPS below them to prevent this magnetization issue. - 65-85FPS - 140-160FPS - 205-230FPS - 275-300FPS Even very shallow inclines extend these ranges even further. If you regularly reach FPS in these ranges use the +fps_max command to cap your FPS below one of these ranges. For example “+fps_max 270”. To be safe around inclines set your fps cap 5-10FPS below these ranges. I can guarantee you there will be people under this post utterly flabbergasted that this was the issue all along for why their movement felt so much shittier compared to the smooth movement of the Content creators they watch.
Your sprint setting might make you slower. I'm not joking...🤷♂️ You get full sprint velocity on Frame 1 after finishing a Mantle....but only on toggle sprint. On Hold sprint u have to accelerate back to sprint speed. This even applies to auto sprint, which is supposed to ignore the toogle/hold setting lol. This directly effects other movement tech like Superglides or how you get to slidejump after mantling. So hold to sprint is objectively worse than toggle sprint. And if you use auto sprint …
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Compiled the leaked Claude Code source and got it running locally. Then I spun up an Agent Team and had it analyze its own codebase. https://t.co/3TeXRkTzfm
I don’t remember so much rapping in Labyrinth.
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