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by ambyra 3y ago
Is there a website that shows the outputs for a given set of inputs with different gpt versions? Like one of those gpu benchmark sites?
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by ambyra 3y ago
It is naive (in the USA, at least); doctors apply standards of care, even if they personally would not recommend them in a certain set of circumstances, to avoid lawsuits and generate income for the hospital. “My daughter killed herself bc
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by ambyra 3y ago
I don’t think Wikipedia should be used to steer a decision. It just aggregates information on a topic. Regarding drug use, it’s up to the parents. If the parents are unable to tolerate their child’s behavior, they’re more likely to accept g
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by ambyra 3y ago
By bringing back coal, they killed thousands more of their own people people than if they stayed with nuclear. Reminds me of my gf who picked cigarettes back up to help her quit vaping.
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by ambyra 3y ago
Germany is “green” same as California: high air pollution with most energy imports of any state in the nation. Blood diamond economics applied to energy. I predict that France will become an international leader in nuclear energy, while Ger
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by ambyra 3y ago
100% agree with all this, 100% not going to use this until it until it shows up on instagram.
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by ambyra 3y ago
Ye, sometimes I don't have enough energy to research how to implement something that day, so I'd put it off till I had the energy. Instead, gpt generates the code, and I just have to debug/test it.
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by ambyra 3y ago
I get pretty dismissive when I hear someone is designing a custom engine for their game. It often seems like they’re stalling for one reason or another, or have something to prove. Mother 4 is a good example. I read tomorrow and tomorrow an
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by ambyra 3y ago
Ye I was just thinking this new dialect sounds like Spanglish transliterated into English.
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by ambyra 3y ago
The oculus 3 will be most people’s choice for games. This will cover “the rest”? Oof.
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by ambyra 3y ago
Yeah, why are the official rules of table craps part of the US legal code?
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by ambyra 3y ago
I can always tell a relationship is about to be over when one person uses the phrase "You always x" or "You never x" or "Why do you always x" or "he/she is always x". It shows long brewing resent
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by ambyra 3y ago
random(random()) seems to have the most even distribution. Idk why?
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by ambyra 3y ago
I didn't like this one. The first movie made it feel like you were inside of a computer, the second just felt like a generic cyberpunk world. It was also a bit too empty. I expected to see so much more data flying around. The music was
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by ambyra 4y ago
I thought a programming language in excel would be cool. Each cell would be a block of code, graphic, or sound.
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by ambyra 4y ago
You have to kill the opossum first, otherwise yes, it will rip the aluminum.
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by ambyra 4y ago
Yeah. In Polish Slav means a speaker, or person of our word. In Latin, it meant person who we can take to do work for free, but the Polish came up with the term first. Our old word for foreigner is the same as non speaker or mute, Niemcy, w
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by ambyra 4y ago
That’s what it means to the Slavic people themselves. To foreigners Slav was synonymous with slavery. https://en.m.wiktionary.org/wiki/slave
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by ambyra 4y ago
Poles used to come to England to do lower level jobs, pick fruit, clean houses. Definitely racism and resentment here. Old school European racism sees Eastern Europeans as a lower level white, a concept I don’t think a lot of Americans are
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by ambyra 4y ago
Ye! We did this while my friends were sick at the hospital in Thailand. We taught it how to roll dice, assign the rolls to different tiers of treasure, make cool suits of armor, etc. Kept us busy for hours.
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by ambyra 4y ago
I noticed basic is simple and easy to read if you don't try to add structure to your program. As soon as you start messing with functions, arrays, variable types, it all becomes a mess.
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by ambyra 4y ago
I'm convinced that shrimp, prawns, and lobster are all actually the same creature, sold at different stages of its life to create artificial market segmentation.
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by ambyra 4y ago
It’s common beginner gamedev thinking that making things more realistic makes them better. It’s only fun if it’s fun. Realistic is usually != fun. Maximizing the core fun element, taking away everything else, is a good way to make a fun gam
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by ambyra 4y ago
Would be interesting to see what would happen if they applied that formula per each high school, not per graduating body, with each high school getting some guaranteed college slots. Maybe poorer schools would get more attention this way.
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by ambyra 4y ago
Climbing gym is a lot more fun than regular gym. The goals are much more rewarding, and there’s better reinforcement from your peers. You’ll end up going to the regular gym at the climbing gym to get better at climbing.
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by ambyra 4y ago
Reminds me of do androids dream of electric sheep. There is a mood altering machine that they use throughout the day, which brings up the fun question: “who is the actual person behind the machine? Do they even remember anymore?”
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by ambyra 4y ago
One of the reasons people go to college is to find a partner. It’s a good place for meeting new people, and getting a good idea of their personality/intelligence. Maybe the college could prioritize students that actually need the class
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by ambyra 4y ago
This is true 100%. Also, as a foreigner it is easy to see what people here have, or take for granted that we are missing in the United States.
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by ambyra 4y ago
The US population in 1972 was 209b, now 333b. I remember learning about the black plague in middle school. There were many fewer people after the plague. The survivors could command much higher wages, and had more freedoms than before. Crow
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by ambyra 4y ago
I always wondered if a chess engine would learn better/faster if the opening positions and piece movement rules were randomized. Has anyone tried this?

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