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by MattRix 1y ago
How is the working under the hood? Is it creating a true 3D animation of the character, then converting that to a Spine animation?
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by MattRix 1y ago
It’s less like a bicycle for the mind, and more like a bus. Sure you’re gonna get there quickly, but you’ll to end up at the same place as a bunch of other people, and you won’t remember the route you took to get there.
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by MattRix 1y ago
have you been living under a rock?
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by MattRix 1y ago
That movie trailer isn’t made with Sora (or AI at all, as far as I can tell?)
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by MattRix 1y ago
Just finished making https://kickoffleague.com It’s a daily puzzle game that combines soccer and chess.
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by MattRix 1y ago
The “messages” stuff is a bit confusing, but really they’re just simple quests. You don’t start with the mail on you, but all you have to do is wander around and find quest givers who will tell you what to do.
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by MattRix 1y ago
The iOS game Tiny Wings was made by a solo developer (Andreas Illiger). I highly recommend it. It’s over a decade old now, but it just got update this year, and it still stands out in my mind as one of the best mobile games ever made.
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Show HN: Kickoff League – a daily soccer puzzle game(kickoffleague.com)
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by MattRix 1y ago
A small note: I found the styling of your post made it annoying to read. You shouldn’t highlight key words so strongly, especially using the same green you’re using for links. It makes it take mental effort to tell them apart.
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by MattRix 1y ago
Huh, the mechanism it uses to fret the notes seems much more complex than I would expect.
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by MattRix 1y ago
That assumes that the value is provided by the person’s ongoing skills rather than their skill/luck in coming up with the initial idea/brand/product.
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by MattRix 1y ago
Yes, but I think the point the parent comment was making is that the value was created by one person. He didn’t HAVE to hire those people and it still would have eventually made a billion dollars. This isn’t to say that the other people who
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by MattRix 1y ago
you still have to find the nugget in the first place
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by MattRix 1y ago
No, that would be incorrect, nobody uses “retell” like that. The impressive thing about these models is their ability to write working code, not their ability to come up with unique ideas. These LLMs actually can come up with unique ideas a
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by MattRix 1y ago
“They're not really capable of generating anything novel” This is one of those statements that can be comforting, but is only true for increasingly specific definitions of “novel”. It relies on looking at inputs (how LLMs work) vs outp
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by MattRix 1y ago
It’s not clear to me that most of those use cases will be served better by a blockchain rather than a regular centralized service… but also examples like the camera don’t really work, because someone could still use the camera to photograph
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by MattRix 1y ago
In my experience Claude Sonnet is much more verbose than Claude Opus, and writes worse code as a result. The difference is pretty striking once you try using them both for the same task.
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by MattRix 1y ago
I feel like this take is missing a sense of balance. You can have a goal of advancing scientific research while also still making money. You don’t have to choose one extreme end of the scale. I’d argue that the product providing some moneta
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by MattRix 1y ago
yes https://www.mdpi.com/2075-4698/15/1/6
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by MattRix 1y ago
I imagine they mean crappy as in really poor work life balance.
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by MattRix 1y ago
As a Canadian I still don’t understand what the point of your original comment was. We already know this thread is about a US rule.
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by MattRix 1y ago
This is why things like the ARC Prize are better ways of approaching this: https://arcprize.org
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by MattRix 1y ago
To be clear: they already had image generation in ChatGPT, but this was a MUCH better one than what they had previously. Even for you with your stable diffusion app, it would be a significant upgrade. Not just because of image quality, but
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by MattRix 1y ago
This view of Waymo doesn’t account for the fact that self driving is about a lot more than just taking the right roads. It has to deal with other drivers, construction, road closures, pedestrians, bikes, etc.
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by MattRix 1y ago
Give me an example or definition of what you mean by depth, and we can see if it fulfills it. The tone of your post makes me think you’ve fallen into the logical trap of believing that because a game is enjoyed by children, that it can’t be
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by MattRix 1y ago
This is a great idea!
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by MattRix 1y ago
That wasn’t because of the dark design of Fortnite itself, it was mostly because their shop allowed users (including children) to make purchases with only a single click, without any confirmation, leading to a lot of accidental purchases. D
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by MattRix 1y ago
It is still used exclusively in Fortnite map-making at this point, and Epic is using it internally themselves for implementing certain Fortnite features as well. The plan is that it will be one of the major features of Unreal Engine 6.
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by MattRix 1y ago
It’s pretty misleading that you’ve removed this line from the surrounding context.
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by MattRix 1y ago
The idea that there’s nothing to these games just isn’t true. Take Fortnite, the quintessential “modern game” that popularized battle passes. You don’t need a battle pass to play, in fact all purchasable things are purely cosmetic: they off

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