InsideOutSanta

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by InsideOutSanta 5d ago
I first played it in my 40s when the remaster came out, and it's one of the best games I've played. It holds up incredibly well, particularly with the modernized controls. So if anyone is wondering if this is just nostalgia, or if
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by InsideOutSanta 5d ago
> Heavens. Is it possible you're reading into it a bit? He's miserable to work with? From this one blog post? Everything about this blog post makes me think that I don't want to work with him, not just the "act with
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by InsideOutSanta 5d ago
I think if people are always told that they are geniuses, they stop being able to discern good ideas from bad ones. Then they end up writing things like this, thinking they're incredibly gracious for publicly admitting they can be wron
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by InsideOutSanta 6d ago
There's a difference between having an opinion and sharing it in a hurtful way. > I think you know better than to accuse me of hurting people No, I actually really don't. You saw something and posted something that was clearl
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by InsideOutSanta 6d ago
GLM-5.3 and Kimi K3 are just below where I can use them to completely replace frontier models. Oddly,* SWE-2 is there for me. If this performs similarly in the real world, we're approaching a level of capability where for most devs, it
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by InsideOutSanta 7d ago
Why in the world would you write something like that. Genuinely, what good does this do, other than hurt people?
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by InsideOutSanta 7d ago
Yeah, I think this is interesting independently of how it was made, because it reveals a kind of "what could have been" alternative history. It's fun to imagine a past where the Speccy got a desktop, and it's fun to see
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by InsideOutSanta 7d ago
They'd know how big they are, obviously.
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by InsideOutSanta 9d ago
They can obviously do whatever they want, but realistically, having five different engines that are all 70% complete is not helpful. That's not providing more options. Instead, having one that's 99% complete would be providing mor
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
In reality, courts interpret and make the law.
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
PowerPoint Karaoke used to be a fun distraction; now it's literally people's job.
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
I think the whole discussion about consciousness misses the simple point that LLMs might just work better if we treat them as if they were conscious. Maybe it's a coincidence that the company doing this also tends to have the best mode
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
LLMs, in a decade: "Those squishy things can't possibly be conscious; there's mounting evidence that they just lack the proper substrate."
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
> Citizens United was 100% correct It's interesting to me that one can look back at the effects that decision has had on the US and say it "was 100% correct." It's a bit like sitting in the burning ruins of Rome and
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
Came here to say the same thing. Models used to rely heavily on world knowledge from their training data. They are now much better at tool use and deciding when to research a topic, rather than just answering from memory. I wonder how much
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
> It is odious to start a company in the EU. This is false. > There are many accounts of this on HN itself. Yes, I saw one just recently where the poster made obviously false statements about starting a company in Germany. (Before
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
> "free" implies no bounds No bounds for whom? Your implied premise is that private companies cannot impede others' freedom, which isn't true. In unfettered capitalism, only the largest corporations have the power a
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
Sure, but Turkey is also an authoritarian autocracy, which I think might be a bit of a problem for the EU.
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
It's interesting to me that people generally see Europe's regulations as interfering with entrepreneurship, while they see American decisions that give more power to multinational corporations at the expense of smaller companies a
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
> SWE-2 is free to use for users like yourself for the next month, and almost all usage should be supported via our CLI ( https://docs.devin.ai/cli ) Thanks for pointing that out; I wouldn't have found out about it
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by InsideOutSanta 10d ago
A hallucination in the context of LLMs is generally understood as an incorrect answer presented as factual. If you claim that "x can't hallucinate" in the context of LLMs, you're saying that x always gives accurate answ
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by InsideOutSanta 12d ago
I only use chinese models for code reviews because you can actually tell them to take an adversarial stance and actively look for security issues without risking refusals. GLM-5.3 has been great for this, although it can be slow on larger P
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by InsideOutSanta 12d ago
Elon Musk, gratis speech absolutist.
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by InsideOutSanta 12d ago
Never having eaten there, I thought to myself, it can't be that bad. Then I went to their website and looked at it. Good lord.
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by InsideOutSanta 12d ago
Sounds like you've never worked for a CEO with "ideas." One time a CEO made the whole R&D team switch to "aspect oriented programming" because he had read a blog post. Another time we had to switch to C# because
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by InsideOutSanta 13d ago
I think I made my point in the original post you responded to: OpenAI heavily subsidized token cost using investor money. If they go under, there will still be demand for that compute, but because OpenAI is paying more for it than it is act
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by InsideOutSanta 13d ago
Believing only makes things true for so long until things fall apart. You can't keep burning billions every quarter. At some point, you run out of investors who believe, and the ones you have run out of money (see: Softbank).
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by InsideOutSanta 13d ago
Code isn't worth all that much if you don't own the associated IP, mainly copyright. And even if you disagree with that premise, if you trust that they can keep the code secret, it's basically free money. At any rate, I'
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by InsideOutSanta 13d ago
Right, "believe".
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by InsideOutSanta 13d ago
> Only the fed can actually order more money to be "created". If you go to a bank and get a loan, that is literally money that did not exist before you got a loan. People think that you are borrowing money that somebody else

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