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by arduinomancer 2y ago
I feel like that’s unavoidable because once you get big company clients your PMs start prioritizing their feature requests And those companies will inevitably want it to do everything
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by arduinomancer 2y ago
How does the model “remember” the whole state of the world? Like if I kill an enemy in some room and walk all the way across the map and come back, would the body still be there?
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Ask HN: Why are AI generated images so shiny/glossy?
67 points by arduinomancer 2y ago|61 comments
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by arduinomancer 2y ago
Part of it is that rendering with triangles has been the standard for so long that it’s interesting to see an approach that uses a different primitive. And the topic hasn’t been fully explored yet so there’s a lot of low hanging fruit
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Ask HN: Why does no one seem to care that AI gives wrong answers?
70 points by arduinomancer 2y ago|116 comments
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Ask HN: Why did the windows registry fail?
2 points by arduinomancer 3y ago|14 comments
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by arduinomancer 3y ago
> Not buying it What is there not to buy? They tested it in mice and it increased lifespan, they never claimed it worked for humans in the study. > To test whether taurine deficiency is a driver of aging in humans as well, long-term,
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by arduinomancer 3y ago
> Any goal scored in extra time would count as two goals That seems like a really strange rule to have
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I delivered a presentation generated by ChatGPT and got the full mark(old.reddit.com)
5 points by arduinomancer 3y ago|0 comments
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Millennials Spend More Time Playing Video Games Than Gen Z and Teens(variety.com)
3 points by arduinomancer 3y ago|2 comments
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Can we have a HN rule that any article headline containing "blasts" or "slams" is automatically removed?
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
This exists as a feature on iOS You can long press on an image and it cuts out whatever thing it thinks you're pressing on They also use it in interesting ways, like making stuff in the photo slightly overlap the clock on the lockscree
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
This is so weird but cool Is there a genre of art like this? That focuses on seemingly mundane stuff?
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Not everyone who does CS becomes a web dev For example in my current programming job I don’t do anything involving networking or databases
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Can anyone name an actual job replaced by LLMs yet?
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Tangential, but reading about niche domains like this its crazy to think how different the things people do under the job of programmer Two people could get CS degrees and one ends up building UIs/forms in React the other is implementi
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
I’m curious if enterprise customers would have license concerns about the code produced from using this. Have any big companies set policies on employees using these kind of tools? Do they allow them?
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
I’m curious if enterprise customers would have license concerns about the code produced from using this. Have any big companies set policies on employees using these kind of tools? Do they allow them?
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
I think its more like Tesla Autopilot In the beginning there was lots of hype because you couldn't use it But now that its in consumer hands there's tons of videos of it messing up, doing weird stuff To the point that its now comm
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
https://leetcode.com/problems/random-pick-with-weight/
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
I totally get how this bug would end up in the game Someone probably manually tested the feature originally and thought “yeah this feels random”
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Are there any modern games that recapture the same magic of CS 1.6 custom maps? It feels like custom maps aren't as big a part of gaming now days for some reason
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Also working in games but as a graphics programmer and I agree with a lot of this, working with the other disciplines is really cool. Once the game releases its really satisfying to watch people playing it on twitch and seeing stuff you wor
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
How does that work? Do you have to carry around a Yubikey/Dongle everywhere with your phone?
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
I've seen a few discussions about this on HN but I don't understand, why does everyone assume its even possible to ban it? How would that even work without false positives? For example with comments, in the worst case an AI model
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
For the older devs, has there been anything in the past like this? As in some new hyped tech that people kept trying to insert into their business?
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Yeah avoiding ad-blocking makes a lot of sense for sure
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Ask HN: Why are websites so insistent on you using their mobile app?
7 points by arduinomancer 4y ago|8 comments
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Working for a game studio and launching a game is a really satisfying experience IMO I think part of is that everyone is working on the same project and has a shared common goal of making the game as good as possible. Plus there's so m
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by arduinomancer 4y ago
Does Mastodon have the same moderation that the twitter users are used to?

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