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I've gone and made a small script that generates a graph demonstrating the issue. If you're logged into a Google account, Google will literally set you up a server quickly, run the results and generate the graph live, and show them to you. All you have to do is press the play button on the top left of the code block. If you don't make your own results fresh, you'll simply see the last results I had when I run this. You may need to also click "Enter playground mode" at the top to generate a copy that'll actually run, as the original is read only.
(You'll need to hover over where the play button should be for it to appear).
Since this is using Googles servers, it is using Google's internet infrastructure; where Google literally owns substantial amount of the internet backend and, frankly, no users internet connection is going to be better than Google's itself.
Please feel free to point out where the code could potentially be wrong.
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1_tRNSOwgGwBfjppNXHqgln3X5c0umBfZ#scrollTo=QLtLBshtrSDW&forceEdit=true&sandboxMode=true
Each time you run it, you will get very different results. For a substantial amount of the results, I did not even have an issue. It took about 4 repeats of running the script until bad results started happening, showing to me, this bug is absolutely irregular but very noticable when you are actually measuring and looking for it. Yet by chance, you might still never see it.
So now we have a reproducible environment operating programatically running on the infrastructure of the single biggest tech company in the world, have I got enough evidence that just maybe, this is actually Jagex?
(You'll need to hover over where the play button should be for it to appear).
Since this is using Googles servers, it is using Google's internet infrastructure; where Google literally owns substantial amount of the internet backend and, frankly, no users internet connection is going to be better than Google's itself.
Please feel free to point out where the code could potentially be wrong.
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1_tRNSOwgGwBfjppNXHqgln3X5c0umBfZ#scrollTo=QLtLBshtrSDW&forceEdit=true&sandboxMode=true
Each time you run it, you will get very different results. For a substantial amount of the results, I did not even have an issue. It took about 4 repeats of running the script until bad results started happening, showing to me, this bug is absolutely irregular but very noticable when you are actually measuring and looking for it. Yet by chance, you might still never see it.
So now we have a reproducible environment operating programatically running on the infrastructure of the single biggest tech company in the world, have I got enough evidence that just maybe, this is actually Jagex?
26-Mar-2020 12:16:38 - Last edited on 26-Mar-2020 19:09:08 by Hmm
Hmm
said
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I've gone and made a small script that generates a graph demonstrating the issue. If you're logged into a Google account, Google will literally set you up a server quickly, run the results and generate the graph live, and show them to you. All you have to do is press the play button on the top left of the code block. If you don't make your own results fresh, you'll simply see the last results I had when I run this. You may need to also click "Enter playground mode" at the top to generate a copy that'll actually run, as the original is read only.
(You'll need to hover over where the play button should be for it to appear).
Since this is using Googles servers, it is using Google's internet infrastructure; where Google literally owns substantial amount of the internet backend and, frankly, no users internet connection is going to be better than Google's itself.
Please feel free to point out where the code could potentially be wrong.
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1_tRNSOwgGwBfjppNXHqgln3X5c0umBfZ
Each time you run it, you will get very different results. For a substantial amount of the results, I did not even have an issue. It took about 4 repeats of running the script until bad results started happening, showing to me, this bug is absolutely irregular but very noticable when you are actually measuring and looking for it. Yet by chance, you might still never see it.
So now we have a reproducible environment operating programatically running on the infrastructure of the single biggest tech company in the world, have I got enough evidence that just maybe, this is actually Jagex? Well I tried a number of things ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... and all you notice that all of a sudden 'Google' pops in
I've gone and made a small script that generates a graph demonstrating the issue. If you're logged into a Google account, Google will literally set you up a server quickly, run the results and generate the graph live, and show them to you. All you have to do is press the play button on the top left of the code block. If you don't make your own results fresh, you'll simply see the last results I had when I run this. You may need to also click "Enter playground mode" at the top to generate a copy that'll actually run, as the original is read only.
(You'll need to hover over where the play button should be for it to appear).
Since this is using Googles servers, it is using Google's internet infrastructure; where Google literally owns substantial amount of the internet backend and, frankly, no users internet connection is going to be better than Google's itself.
Please feel free to point out where the code could potentially be wrong.
https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1_tRNSOwgGwBfjppNXHqgln3X5c0umBfZ
Each time you run it, you will get very different results. For a substantial amount of the results, I did not even have an issue. It took about 4 repeats of running the script until bad results started happening, showing to me, this bug is absolutely irregular but very noticable when you are actually measuring and looking for it. Yet by chance, you might still never see it.
So now we have a reproducible environment operating programatically running on the infrastructure of the single biggest tech company in the world, have I got enough evidence that just maybe, this is actually Jagex? Well I tried a number of things ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
... and all you notice that all of a sudden 'Google' pops in
26-Mar-2020 18:51:03
Jagex does wanna make contact with 'Players' ... not something else.
26-Mar-2020 18:53:26
CM Nick
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Hey y'all, just to let you know I've escalated this thread to hopefully get a look-see by the JMod team.
Thanks for that Nick, I expect Lyon will be surprised to find a bug report with an attached Jupyter notebook with code to reproduce it, but there's a first time for everything eh? Can't say I don't put in effort
I, honestly, expect Jagex is already aware of these issues and just simply hasn't had the time to focus on dealing with the edge cases of them. I don't particularly notice much of an issue anywhere except the forums, the game configuration files are generated quickly, the OSRS
forums
highscores are fixed, on the whole, it is more or less "just the forums".
Edit:
OSRS Forums --> OSRS Highscores
Hey y'all, just to let you know I've escalated this thread to hopefully get a look-see by the JMod team.
Thanks for that Nick, I expect Lyon will be surprised to find a bug report with an attached Jupyter notebook with code to reproduce it, but there's a first time for everything eh? Can't say I don't put in effort
I, honestly, expect Jagex is already aware of these issues and just simply hasn't had the time to focus on dealing with the edge cases of them. I don't particularly notice much of an issue anywhere except the forums, the game configuration files are generated quickly, the OSRS
Edit:
OSRS Forums --> OSRS Highscores
26-Mar-2020 19:37:09 - Last edited on 26-Mar-2020 19:40:59 by Hmm
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