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I think that's just meant to mean that cloning the repo isn't part of the tutorial. For the tutorial, you're meant to use the "npm create promises-training@latest" command to get the correct parts of the repo. The w
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Do our evolved pro-social instincts control us and prevent our free will? If not, then I think it's wrong to say that trying to build AI similar to that is unfairly restricting it. The ways we build AI will deeply affect the values it
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Neither Sam nor Ilya thinks that committing to open sourcing their models is good for the safety of humanity. This conflict is not about open source at all. ( https://www.theverge.com/2023/3/15/23640180/op
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Meta does a ton of ongoing work to optimize the stack in the headset. I was just reading about Application SpaceWarp ( https://developer.oculus.com/blog/introducing-application-sp... ) earlier today and it's impress
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tl;dr: the author doesn't think AGI is possible (or somehow thinks it won't affect anything) but Ilya does think it's possible, and the author is concerned by this for some reason.
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Sorry, I thought the implication was that the UI was also made by another company. In my experience the UI and everything in the Quest 2 and 3 works great so I don't understand where the original poster is coming from at all.
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What other headset shares the Quest's UI? Most headsets aren't even standalone like it.
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Yeah, the Quest's boundary setup process astounded me at how polished and user-friendly it is compared to the Vive and Index's room setup process. Anyone saying that the Quest's software is obviously terrible lives on a diffe
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Quake 2 just had a remaster released a few months ago, and Quake 1 had one too a few years ago by the same team. The remasters were put into the existing Steam releases, work great on the Deck too, and were also released on consoles. It
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AI is one of the primary topics on LessWrong.
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Undefined behavior is absolutely easy to trigger in normal C++ code, and being able to prevent it is a massive safety benefit. Ignoring UB while talking about safety is like ignoring car crashes when judging whether seat belts give any bene
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You're skipping the most needed improvement of all: fixing the issue where scripts with unquoted variables will seem to work until they contain a space. Almost every single bash script of more than a dozen lines I've seen outside
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I think people really underrate browsers. The browser standards are open and have multiple open source implementations. People associate browsers too much with annoying trashy ad-based and other questionable websites to see how good they ar
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Honestly the main thing I find killer about Kotlin over Java is its stricter null safety (types do not permit null values unless you mark the type as nullable with a "?" suffix). (I know Java does have the @Nonnull annotation but
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The user can add self-signed certificates. Random websites using self-signed certificates won't work without that extra configuration from the user.
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You can build a Next.js app and run it on a docker container or regular linux host almost anywhere. Vercel has some nice continuous deployment stuff built-in but I'm not sure how a Next.js app is locked into it at all.
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Anything built with emscripten expects the emscripten runtime to be provided for those imports. The default output of emscripten isn't a WASM file that's meant to be used on its own, but a WASM file plus a JS file that sets up the
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Are we hobbled by the fact evolution made us into social creatures who value each other? If not, then I don't think it's wrong for us to make AI like that too.
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>Especially given the way MCC massacred Halo1 with the horrendous Halo 1 PC port back to Xbox, and then later to PC again. MCC launched in a terrible state, but it's had a crazy amount of deep improvements over the years and I think
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This is on par with publishing a CVE claiming that you can cause a denial-of-service attack against a server by turning the server off.
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HMR is a feature of bundlers but your frontend code has to specifically interface with it if you want JS changes to live-apply to a running page without losing state instead of refreshing the page. With React, you have to use react-refresh
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I thought the human genome project finished in 2003, but now that I look it up again, apparently "finished" meant 92%. And then it was finished in 2022. And now it's finished again. Are there any remaining milestones left tow
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That's fair, though there have been several projects that have attempted to be "JS-ish but with some behavior changes with strict type handling sprinkled in for optimizations" like the Strong types proposal (cancelled) and Da
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I find myself really missing union types when I'm in a language that doesn't have either it or Rust-style enums. The usual alternatives are awkward: either one class representing the union type containing N nullable properties wit
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Typescript is defined to run exactly as the equivalent Javascript you get when all the type declarations are stripped out of the source. There's no benefit in compiling it to WASM unless you had a WASM JS engine (or JS->WASM convert
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It sees a lot of separate conversations in its training. It seems much simpler to assume that it's incorrectly learned that it should shift the conversation into a new one occasionally to match this tendency of the training data rather
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Why assume it's ahead of us? That would be assuming there are many intelligent civilizations in the local observable universe, facing challenges that are much more insurmountable than the tiny chances of abiogenesis and development of
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You're going to have not the same textures as regular Doom 2 so plenty of designs and custom textures based on the originals used alongside them will look out of place. For playing with MyHouse for the proper experience, it would be be
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I'm not sure you understand what React Server Components are if you think server-side web forms with only the necessary client-side JS is in opposition of it instead of being exactly what it's about.
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Are you trying to use Typescript separately from Deno instead of Deno's builtin support for Typescript? Are you using VSCode without the Deno extension? I think you're overcomplicating something if you're running into this is
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