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by bel8 5mo ago
Mac GPU isn't the bottleneck for most games. Compatibility is.
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Coding Trance Music from Scratch [video](youtube.com)
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by bel8 5mo ago
> circling around things, underlining things with the mouse Do we use the same Android Gemini assistant? Because the one I use does that and it has object detection smart enough to be intuitive. It usually gets it right when I point some
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by bel8 5mo ago
It probably works similar to how Gemini works in Android for a while now. You can point or select anywhere on the screen and it understands and searches the context. If you select a text block, even text inside an image, it allows to copy o
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by bel8 5mo ago
I agree we do some marvelous things in sports but if we extrapolate from this table tennis robot, it's clear machines can/will do just as well there too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVEzgYxDdrc
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by bel8 5mo ago
> We are not pre-trained using the summary of all human knowledge over all of history. But we are? That's our education system. The only reason school doesn't try to shove more information in our brains is because we hit bandwi
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by bel8 5mo ago
I highly doubt that a significant portion of farm labor became salesman or researchers. Builders? I could see that but robots already replaced a portion of those too.
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by bel8 5mo ago
But when a senior can do the job of 6 coworkers, what do you suppose will happen to the coworkers? In farming, those who were replaced by tractors did not keep their jobs. What is different now?
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by bel8 5mo ago
> because it is actually a statistical machine with context limit. So are humans. Machines have surpassed humans by magnitudes in many capabilities already (how many billion multiplications can you do per second?) And I argue that curren
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by bel8 5mo ago
Many of them are hardware which is understandable. It would be nice, but perhaps hard to do, to have a list of "sherlocked" apps and services.
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by bel8 5mo ago
Bun runs TypeScript directly without external tooling. bun script.ts just works. Otherwise I bet it wouldn't even be a blip in our radar.
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by bel8 5mo ago
As an Anthropic acquihire, not only does he have access to every model and service but he probably has infinite tokens available. Bun powers Claude.
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by bel8 5mo ago
Machines are comming even after table tennis :( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVEzgYxDdrc
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by bel8 5mo ago
I found LLMs to be really smart with command-line git. This week I told DeepSeek v4 Flash (max variant) to scavenge for all changes and additions of a specific feature of the project and build a report of the feature timeline with example c
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by bel8 6mo ago
And unless I'm mistaken, the repo is about running it with 2bit quantization. This is probably far from the raw intelligence provided by cloud providers. Still, this shines more light on local LLMs for agentic workflows.
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by bel8 6mo ago
London buses are a pleasure in contrast.
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by bel8 6mo ago
even enums? last I tested, it did type-stripping only. And looking ad docs, it seems it only has partial support still: https://nodejs.org/api/typescript.html > To use TypeScript with full support for all TypeScript
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by bel8 6mo ago
I'm no staff+, but the tooling (package manager and TypeScript runner) is very fast. bun run is <1s for my projects, while watching for file changes. So the iteration speed is quite pleasant.
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by bel8 6mo ago
This is really cool! This kind of automation will allow impaired people to have access to a whole new world of creation. Blind and motor impaired comes to mind.
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by bel8 6mo ago
theory: There's like 2 Trillion USD valuation total on western closed-weight LLMs. So the blog post title praising an open-weight eastern model is too dangerous to be used here. > DeepSeek V4—almost on the frontier, a fraction of th
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by bel8 6mo ago
Interesting benchmarks. But how is Deepseek V4 Flash significantly better than Pro in the agentic coding benchmarks?
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by bel8 6mo ago
> a sophisticated generator that relies entirely on what you feed it that's me!
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by bel8 6mo ago
thanks for sharing. I'm looking for the next Sublime and this might be it.
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by bel8 6mo ago
Sadly I coudn't make Chrome crash here. Would be fun. Chrome Version 147.0.7727.101 (Official Build) (64-bit). Windows 11 Pro. Video: https://imgur.com/a/pq6P4si I use uBlock Origin Lite. Maybe it blocks some cras
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by bel8 6mo ago
I quite like when games keep playing some visual-only animations when paused. Like torch flames and trees swaying in the wind.
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by bel8 6mo ago
In their case it was a small game so they didn't spend much time debugging (if at all). For big projects you'd first spend time (and possibly money) trying to fix whatever is broken before updating Unity which would break more thi
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by bel8 6mo ago
> The developers just load up an old version of Unity to work in. Exactly. It's common in game dev industry to keep using the same version of Unity for a project. Sometimes a minor version is updated, and I do mean sometimes, becaus
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by bel8 6mo ago
There's a wave of "desktop games" on Steam. Most of them are Idle genre or tamagochi like. For those I find these exoctic shaped windows are fun and a great differentiator. Example: https://store.steampowered.com&#
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by bel8 6mo ago
Sorry about that. I'll search somewhere better to post it while I don't have a website for it. Meanwhile I found this random image upload website which might work: https://freeimage.host/i/image.B0iOHxt
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by bel8 6mo ago
I'm creating my first game! - Janky screenshot of progress so far: https://i.imgur.com/4afs5lv.png - 2D single player browser game - infinite procedural generated world - build your starship - manage a crew - explore,

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