Kuinox

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by Kuinox 9mo ago
The wording doesn't indicate that they asked themselves. Plus, I'm finding other sources that did more investigation: https://www.hardresetmedia.com/p/an-ai-generated-reddit-post...
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by Kuinox 9mo ago
So, The Verge wrote an article claiming something was generated by AI, by asking an AI. There was no investigation, they just asked an AI and published what the AI said.
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by Kuinox 9mo ago
Coming from windows and starting to use KDE 6 since a few days, I wouldn't call it amazing. It's usable, but far from amazing.
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by Kuinox 10mo ago
You do have to worry about types, you always do. You have to know, what did this function return, what can you do with it. When you know well the language, you dont need to search for this info for basic types, because you remember them.
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by Kuinox 10mo ago
Do you know who is the author ?
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by Kuinox 10mo ago
Did you not put some weird thing in your prompt ? That's not the style of writing I have in my ChatGPT, I run without memory and with default prompt. Yours try to make a metaphore at every single response. You can check both in ChatG
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by Kuinox 10mo ago
You call writing in a structured fashion with formal words the "worst linguistic vices"
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
How much time did you wasted server hopping ?
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
Again, it looks like you forgot all the issues there was, and only remember the good aspect of it. You didnt find the server on the first try. Your favorite server was not always online Some people were too good on the server you like and
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
> I have to conclude you're unfamiliar with what multiplayer gaming was like when servers were the norm. Did you even played a single game competitively ? The fact you keep pushing for server browser tell me that no, you need commun
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
It still doesn't solve the unfair votekick problem. People with more play time, doesn't have necessarly the abilities nor tools to judge if someone is cheating. Take a look at the trackmania community, some cheaters are caught y
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
A simple vote-kick will kick, will kick so much players that doesn't cheat. It's already used to troll in games like CS.
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
two or three months ago, I played a game that did exactly what you proposed, V-Rising, it have a server browser, I played a week with friend on a busy server. Then the server was gone for two weeks. When it was back, mosts of the bases we
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
> They are not functionally equivalent, unless there are games I'm not familiar with where custom lobbies are published in a list for strangers to join. Lots of the mosts played competitive games have that, or third party websites&#
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
> Back then at least you could do something about it. Back then, the most common option taken was leaving the server to find another one.
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
They are functionally equivalent for the player. The problem with player hosted servers is that it was very hard to get a fair and balanced competitive match, where now it's extremely common with matchmaking on servers hosted by the
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
volunteers which aren't necessarly pro player and cant distinguish good players from smart cheaters.
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
Did you played in this era ? - If you were too good on some server, you'd get banned. - If the admin doesn't know well cheating, he could tolerate something that was obvious cheating. - Cheaters could just change server often. It
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
I have no ambiant lighting. I have my window opened or the CO2 level gets bad. If I get lights, all the fucking insect existing in the forest will come in my room. Or I can get a fresh breeze while being on my PC in the evening. With
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
The "better answer" wouldnt had respected the schema in this case.
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
The inference doesn't return a single token, but the probably for all tokens. You just select the token that is allowed according to the compiler.
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by Kuinox 11mo ago
No, that's a rumor lots of people have been taking at face value. If you do the math, inferrence is very lucrative. Here someone deployed a big model, the costs are $0.20/1M token https://lmsys.org/blog/20
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by Kuinox 1y ago
I could find an ARR for Cursor of $500M. Why do they they in this article that Cursor is loosing with this spending number ?
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by Kuinox 1y ago
Over all, peoples prefer writing with lambda, somes use the SQL-like, but there is a major preference towards lambdas.
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by Kuinox 1y ago
It also measure something llms are good probably due to cheating.
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by Kuinox 1y ago
Just compare it with a human on a bicycle, you would see that LLMs are weirdly good at drawing pelicans in SVG but not humans.
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by Kuinox 1y ago
Coordinate and shape of the element used to form a pellican. If you think about how LLMs ingest their data, they have no way to know how to form a pellican in SVG. I bet their ability to form a pellican result purely because someone alrea
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by Kuinox 1y ago
> Because it excercises thinking about a pelican riding a bike (not common) It is extremely common, since it's used on every single LLM to bench it. And there is nothing logic, LLMs are never trained for graphics tasks, they dont se
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by Kuinox 1y ago
I never understood the point of the pellican on a bicycle exercise: LLMs coding agent doesnt have any way to see the output. It means the only thing this test is testing, is the ability of the LLMs to memorise. Edit: just to show my poi
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by Kuinox 1y ago
you can unzoom and then it's screenshotable.

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