Ireallyapart

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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
> LLMs are not particularly good at arithmetic, counting syllables, or recognizing haikus, though, because (contrary to the thesis of the article) they don’t magically acquire whatever ability would “simplify” predicting the next token.
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
Doubtful. The developer is really old school. Additionally he's already spent years on integrating his huge lore generator into the fabric of the game. An LLM will throw a wrench into the whole process.
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
There's no books man. This stuff is too new. But all the components are in place and exist. This guy just demonstrated what's required to generate a theme, and it's not far off from extrapolating further from that in using a
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
This is good for procedural generated 2D worlds. Think Hollow Knight, but expansive across infinite environments. Just randomly generate the control image and have the LLM generate the theme. Combine that with LLM generated lore and the pos
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
> The article claims that Chinese army researchers were at the lab researching viral weapons. That sounds like ill-intent to me. The US does weapons research it does not mean ill intent. The Chinese does weapons research for the same rea
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
Loma Linda is a bluezone because of diet and community. They are very far away from the ocean. The environment their is more desert rather then Mediterranean climate. How do I know? I live in LA county about a couple miles due west of loma
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
Also moisture is trapped in the enclosure between eye and screen.
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
of course they are terrified. Not being terrified is delusional. It's apple.
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
weird. I never had a problem with pyrex. Must be something to do with the environment the glass in your specific case is exposed to.
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
Get the expensive pyrex glass.
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
aluminum may be toxic too.
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
>That's not how we gain extraordinary trust (remember, Kyrie Irving is pretty darn famous). Nope. It is how you gain extraordinary trust. It really depends on what they are famous for. There are many famous people or scholars who yo
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by Ireallyapart 3y ago
>Much less commonly said, but still true, is that extraordinary claims require extraordinary trust. What you say is true. But here's the problem. 99% of people in this world are people you don't know well and don't know pe