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The Infinite Craft game was sending queries up to ChatGPT to make the new items, if I recall correctly. This one is happening so quickly it must be happening lo
by SamBam 3y ago
The Infinite Craft game was sending queries up to ChatGPT to make the new items, if I recall correctly. This one is happening so quickly it must be happening locally. Is that right? Is it using a local Javascript LLM?
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- DannyPage 3y agoThere aren't any network calls; It's all pre-fetched and stored in the javascript file. The file itself seems to be tagged to the build, but it's in the ./hypersplit/assets/index-<ID>.js file.
- hobofan 3y agoInfinite Craft was only sending queries to ChatGPT when it encountered a new combination. Otherwise it was hitting a remote cache, and I think also a local cache before that. I am assuming that this game can fully pre-load everything, as all splits are predictable.
- xnx 3y agoThere are no network requests when splitting, so I believe it's all local. Not sure a local LLM would be necessary if all the splits are deterministic and pre-computed.
- luto 3y agoIt just has a giant database of concepts and their splits built-in. Most of the time it's pretty unnecessary to run an LLM (directly). https://lantto.github.io/hypersplit/assets/index-DhIQc66H.js https://lantto.github.io/hypersplit/assets/index-DhIQc66H.js
- free_bip 3y agoDoes it use ChatGPT thought? I thought Infinite Craft actually uses a fine-tuned LLama2 model.
- KomoD 3y ago> I thought Infinite Craft actually uses a fine-tuned LLama2 model. Yeah, it does.