InitialPhase55

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   by InitialPhase55 6mo ago

   Nope, the Director agent dynamically generates the world and storyline as you play! (unless you strictly specify an exact plot you want). Nothing is otherwise pre-determined or set in stone, and LLMs make the call/judgment on the spot.
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   by InitialPhase55 6mo ago

   Oh, and I'll keep topping up user quotas manually for the next 72h so you can keep experimenting freely, but if I forget, give me your username and I'm happy to give you enough balance for many hours of stories :)
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   Show HN: SimFic – A multi-agent narrative simulation for interactive fiction(simfic.net)

   4 points by InitialPhase55 6mo ago|4 comments
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   by InitialPhase55 6mo ago

   Good point! Didn't consider that aspect, agree.
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   by InitialPhase55 6mo ago

   Curious, how did you settle on Haiku/Sonnet? Because there are much cheaper models on OpenRouter that probably perform comparatively... Consider Haiku 4.5: $1/M input tokens | $5/M output tokens vs MiniMax M2.7: $0.30/M
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   by InitialPhase55 6mo ago

   Might be more difficult for people with private repos, as I recall Codeberg doesn't like private repos on their platform.
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   by InitialPhase55 6mo ago

   I think the easiest solution to prevent such injections is just to render PDFs by page into images, and feed the images into whatever downstream task. I believe this is enough to prevent the attacks techniques listed in the repo :)