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MrLeap
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4y ago
I just hooked a manatee in a game i'm making up to an LLM this morning https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lYusgZ-mC4 knowing that soon he could be configured to give legal advice is fascinating.
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If they had more capital, wouldn't that have made them _less risky_? Sounds like a tautology!
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4y ago
This is a heartwarming story that's given me a lot to think about.
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4y ago
I have an internal monologue. After accidentally dropping a spoon full of ice-cream on my shirt, I ruminated on what it would take for me to look at that event as the catalyst of an abrupt change in the trajectory of my life. Then it's
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4y ago
Banning the speech doesn't prevent the violence. Frankly I'd prefer the verbal warning to the surprise attack. I also don't like the idea of receiving multi-part prose shouted at me from the sidewalk on what someone is going
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Probably helps to try and advocate for subjective perceptions that make letting-the-product-sit-in-a-warehouse-for-a-while not devalue the product. It's probably not that big of a lift if the difference is marginal!
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Even if it were used to flood the internet with shitty info, the only thing that would interfere with would be competitors training competing AI off the "internet dataset" GPT could filter out anything they themselves emitted in f
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4y ago
If we're talking imperative/functional/OOO kind of thing, I'd go Imperative programming: Tell the computer what to do step by step. Procedural programming: Usurp the kingdom of the imperative, organize imperative halmets
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4y ago
What paradigms are we talking? Agile / waterfall / scrum etc are all different rituals/bureaucracies wrapped around the following recipe 1. Decide what to do 2. Do what you decided to do 3. Go back to 1
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I haven't used a lisp for a few years, but I still remember after it finally "clicked" the weird _velocity_. Code just flooded out. In other languages I hop around from class defs to class defs, different files. Just richoche
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I asked it for an HLSL shader to raymarch a cloud and it basically handed me a copy/paste of the top result off shadertoy changed just enough to be broken. Kept the indentation and the magic constants unchanged though! The more niche t
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IDK I've watched this video looking for a "lunge" a hand full of times and it seems like a deliberate lie. An honest headline would probably center around a man getting his face grabbed, but that's not at all how it was
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I'm a fan of spatial hash grids for most of the things I would consider quadtrees for. It's simpler to reason about and there's no monkeying around with trees when you add an element or move one around.
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Hard disagree. If a user submits a paper, chances are it's because they're interested in it. I'm interested in this precisely because I might find myself reading about something in a topic I know nothing about that's int
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The era of the "human info curator" is probably a natural evolution of the influencer era. It would be interesting if snapshots of Wikipedia from now-ish end up being seen as the ultimate corpus of unadulterated truth, before the
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The internet is already a swamp of half truths. They're just predominately, for now, generated by meat. I tend to be on the side of meat though so I'm still with you. "we will only see the damage long-term" -- I'm n
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This was fascinating, thank you. The wikipedia articles have gifs that eminently remind me of gliders in cellular automata. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airy_beam https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bes
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Sure thing. I can still have fun with it in the meantime, if blender fails to export meshlab should succeed :p Very cool project
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I've made my own fully 3d lovecraftian text editor, I'd like to give this a try and see if I can make a 3d object for my text editor, with my text editor. Does it contain facilities for export into non-parametric mesh formats? (.o
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Aversion to human labor holding back AI ambitions makes me laugh.
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I'd love to work on something like this, maybe after I finish the text editor game I've been making for a few years.
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I wondered this too. There's rock-and-a-hard place economic scenarios I'd feel a lot of compassion for. Is it one of those, or is she just woefully capricious/willfully defiant? The coverage makes it hard for me to draw conc
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4y ago
If tuning to taste gets old, just use an infinite series of PID controllers to tune your PID parameters.
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I like using PID controllers for this kind of thing. They make it easy to get "authentic" looking behavior. By tuning the params you can adjust to behave anywhere from smooth like silk to wild overcorrections. They look really liv
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Smoking tobacco, as far as I know, does not make one spontaneously explode. To say otherwise, in my view, would be overstating the risks of smoking.
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Heroes of might and magic 1-through-3 were formative childhood experiences for me. Thanks for your service.
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I'm ahead of the curve of this wave, but I've been making a first person Lovecraftian text editor rpg where you type into a mechanical typewriter as a tentacle monster. Exports .txt files, has printer "support". https:&
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This is a beautiful suggestion that would be guaranteed to drive engagement.
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Pygame's cool. I had some pygame things in my portfolio in the very beginning, but I've never seen it used by people who have signed my checks. I like the development workflow in Unity more than Unreal. C# > blueprints/C++
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I've bounced back and forth between gamedev and webdev/data science. What I did before my first gamedev-adjacent job (training sims for the Army) was learn unity and openglES on android. I put together a small portfolio of POCs I
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