Hamuko

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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Open source is not communism. Communism would entail that we collectively own Linux, which we don't. It's private property, and if we want to use the code, we need to abide by its licensing terms. Licensing terms that are built up
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
There's been rumblings. https://www.techpowerup.com/344578/leaks-predict-usd-5000-rt...
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Has anyone noticed their employer actually cutting back on employee hardware purchases? Because if new laptops are still being handed over to developers on a 2–4 year cycle, then probably not. Game developers might have to do something thou
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Now that the rocks are out in the glass houses, can someone please pelt one at Perplexity? https://blog.cloudflare.com/perplexity-is-using-stealth-unde...
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
> BUT the person opening a PR must read and understand that code. The AI evangelists at my work who say this the loudest are also the ones shipping the most "did anyone actually look at this code?" bugs.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
Considering how shitty tests my coworkers are producing with Claude, I'm not all that surprised.
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by Hamuko 9mo ago
It is more unenforceable since the LICENSE file in the repository clearly states that I can "deal in the Software without restriction", and that includes the right to "sell copies of the Software".
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
> If generative AI is generating convincingly photorealistic CSAM, what the fuck are they training the models on? Pretty sure these models can generate images that do not exist on their training data. If I generate a picture of a surfin
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
I got a new Apple Watch and just getting it set up was a pain. For some reason the passcode input would fail to register key prompts and I had to spam the buttons until something clicked. Then I gave my old Apple Watch to my mom and the set
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Cloudflare gives me free resources. If they tomorrow reduced my blog to be available on a single region only, I'd shrug and move on with my day.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
It's in the EU and Japan, so basically all regions that have pushed back against Apple's anti-competitive ways. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/bundleresources/en...
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Finnish authorities seize vessel following sea cable disruption(yle.fi)
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
I have noticed that Claude users seem to be about as intelligent as Claude itself, and wouldn't be able to surpass its output.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
I'm almost ashamed to admit that I keep my LG C1 on the "natural" motion smoothing setting, since I watch a lot of anime and it really smooths out panning animations without making live action look like soap operas.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
> The biggest problems with Cyberpunk were architectural, things that would basically require redesigning the game to match what was promised. 86% of all-time Steam reviews for Cyberpunk 2077 are positive, and if you only look at recent
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Maybe they can still invoice Tesla for some office stationary or something.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
That's assuming that AI companies are gathering data in a smart way. The entire MusicBrainz database can be downloaded for free but AI scrapers are still attempting to scrape it one HTML page at a time, which often leads into the servi
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
How? We don't have access to their version control. How do you validate an external version control to be accurate and reflective of the state years ago? Git histories can be rewritten as one pleases.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
> There's also been an extremely effective propaganda campaign by the major entertainment industry players to get creatives to come out against AI vocally. Where can I find out more about this?
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Do you have proof that many are using AI for coding?
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
NFTs have way less downsides than LLMs and GenAI, since the main downside was just wasting electricity. I didn't have to worry about someone cloning my voice and begging my mom on the phone for money.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
There's not that much irony considering how people into indie games are more about the art and craft of video games, whereas The Game Awards is a giant marketing cannon for the video game industry, and the video game industry has alway
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
The problem of allowing "placeholder AI assets" is that any shipped asset found to be AI is going to be explained away as being "just a placeholder". How are we supposed to confirm that they never meant to ship the game
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
The demo includes a lot of the game assets though. Looks like it has the full map, probably a lot if not all of the vehicles, peds too.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Says reVC in the description, so it's been decompiled from the original Vice City binary and then reimplemented in JavaScript/WebAssembly.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
10/10, no notes.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
> The happiest countries in the world are in Scandinavia; this year, Finland is followed by Denmark, Iceland and Sweden. Finland and Iceland are not in Scandinavia. Iceland is in fact an island quite far removed from the peninsula.
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Possibly a good time to remind people that the default value of jobs.<job_id>.timeout-minutes is 360 (minutes), meaning that your hanging job will cost $0.72 before it times out. https://docs.github.com/en/actions
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
Even the discussion side has been pretty meh in my mind. I was looking into a bug in a codebase filled with Claude output and for funsies decided to ask Claude about it. It basically generated a "This thing here could be a problem but
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by Hamuko 10mo ago
I have a feeling that the long-term economics of this don't really work. OpenAI is burning money and Altman has already gone out in public saying how Sora-generated content is being made in large volumes for little audience. > Peopl

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