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by Tepix 1y ago
Arguably, different responses would increase replayability. I'm not suggesting to let LLMs create important parts of the game. If you want that, you can already play AI dungeon since 2019!
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by Tepix 1y ago
If you give the LLM more context (i.e. the player's past actions) and some directions such as "don't make any suggestions", I think you can get good results. Yes, they may not always be perfect. For the types of response
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by Tepix 1y ago
Isn't it true though, when you do something the author didn't anticipate, you get a set of standard responses? If not, perhaps it's already using a LLM?
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by Tepix 1y ago
Very few countries in general.
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by Tepix 1y ago
You will have to read more text as a result, but hopefully it is enjoyable. It's as if the authors of the game had anticipated your action and wrote something interesting. # take mirror Here are responses that gemma 3 27b just
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by Tepix 1y ago
> Law doesn't seek to punish but to rehabilitate. That's unfortunately not universally true. This is most obvious when considering the death penalty. Norway exemplifies a rehabilitative justice model and it is effective, eviden
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by Tepix 1y ago
There is perhaps a need for a fork because of their recent removal of features (unrelated to today's post): https://github.com/minio/minio/issues/21584
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by Tepix 1y ago
Yes, the page at https://www.min.io/opensource no longer contains this phrase. It sounds reasonable now. I guess they talked to a lawyer.
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by Tepix 1y ago
It's an Open Source project - I don't understand what people are complaining about. Noone is entitled to receive free Docker images. I'm sure if there is enough demand, someone else who is trustworthy will step up and automat
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by Tepix 1y ago
One part that's kind of boring when playing a text adventure is trying things the original authors did not anticipate and getting a boring standard response. LLMs could make this part more interesting by adding more playful, hopefully
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by Tepix 1y ago
„We“? A few billionaires do. They won‘t free themselves from labour, they will „free“ you from it. Involuntarily.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Have you looked at colocation?
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by Tepix 1y ago
For many projects, this is already possible. 50MBit/s of upstream bandwidth is not that uncommon if you have something better than DSL and that's probably the bottleneck.
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by Tepix 1y ago
It's called smart dust. Check Sci-Fi bookshelves.
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by Tepix 1y ago
So you're saying these won't sell at all?
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by Tepix 1y ago
This is the Macbook Pro, not the Macbook Air.
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by Tepix 1y ago
With MoE LLMs like Qwen 3 30B-A3B that's no longer true.
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by Tepix 1y ago
If you compare DGX Spark with Ryzen AI Max 395, do you still think that $4000 for the NVidia device is very competitive? To me it seems like you're paying more than twice the price mostly for CUDA compatibility.
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by Tepix 1y ago
It's the right decision: Android is mostly open source and works well. Not to mention that in real life, right now, people need access to certain apps as a firm requirement. Have you seen the attempts of past "Linux phones"?
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by Tepix 1y ago
Sound as if it won‘t be widely available before 2027 which disappointing for a 341GB/s chip.
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by Tepix 1y ago
It‘s LPDDR5X
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by Tepix 1y ago
Why would you expect an improvement?
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by Tepix 1y ago
Amazingly, you can also do it on smaller hardware! From the readme: All code will run just fine on even a single GPU by omitting torchrun, and will produce ~identical results (code will automatically switch to gradient accumulation), but yo
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by Tepix 1y ago
They're in a different ballback in memory bandwidth. The right comparison is the Ryzen AI Max 395 with 128GB DDR5-8000 which can be bought for around $1800 / 1750€.
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by Tepix 1y ago
These days there is social media. Controlled by whom? A handful of billionaires.
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by Tepix 1y ago
As vessenes wrote, that‘s for training. But a H100 can also process many requests in parallel.
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by Tepix 1y ago
Mostly looking for vulnerabilities, probably
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by Tepix 1y ago
So, neither Claude nor ChatGPT were able to write a little javascript program to provide an optimal solution for a suicide burn. Did anyone else have more luck?
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by Tepix 1y ago
I expected "putting something on the internet" to mean being to talk to a device directly, not taking its data and publishing it somewhere. Is it just me?
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by Tepix 1y ago
Another option to get more precise positioning is to switch from GPS to Galileo. Galileo generally offers better civilian accuracy than GPS because it uses modern signal structures with better resistance to multipath and interference and pr

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