bovermyer

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by bovermyer 15d ago
This is close to my approach. I'll use LLMs as a read-only editor for my writing. Sometimes I follow its advice. Sometimes I don't. Other times, it discovers things I want to change, but not in the way it describes.
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by bovermyer 16d ago
That's a good point. I think that may be why I can handle Satisfactory more than Factorio - the first-person perspective makes it seem more "hands-on," as you put it.
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by bovermyer 16d ago
That's a good writeup! I've tried Factorio, but I think the very thing that draws some people in is what drove me away. I already spend enough time managing systems and optimizing for load, etc. I don't need to spend my leisu
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by bovermyer 22d ago
Interesting. So it's structured copy-cat? I'm not sure how I feel about that.
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by bovermyer 23d ago
What other effects does that have? Weight, heat, etc.
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by bovermyer 1mo ago
Franklin corresponded from time to time with Sir Francis Dashwood, the founder of the Order of the Friars of St Francis of Wycombe, the most infamous of the hellfire clubs. There is no evidence that Franklin actually was a member of the clu
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by bovermyer 1mo ago
I lost many hours to Populous II. Being able to rain down lightning was just plain fun.
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by bovermyer 2mo ago
I'm working on a Python rewrite of Anacreon: Reconstruction 4021.
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by bovermyer 2mo ago
If you want to create an AI that will be better at _teaching_ and not just answering questions, you may want to talk to a human teacher about their process. "Pedagogy" is the term for professional teaching; "pedagogical metho
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by bovermyer 2mo ago
This stood out to me as a little concerning: > The model hallucinates factual claims slightly more than Opus 4.8, despite being more accurate overall.
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by bovermyer 2mo ago
That's pretty cool. The phrase "3D-printed engine" stuck out to me as neat, too.
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by bovermyer 2mo ago
You seem to be suffering from the misconception that text-only is a _bad_ thing.
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by bovermyer 3mo ago
I have only ever seen the 1950s Ivanhoe film and part of a... I think it was a 1990s TV miniseries. I'll have to watch this.
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by bovermyer 3mo ago
What kinds of project would Odin be best suited for, as compared to, say, Rust or Go?
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by bovermyer 3mo ago
This is both intimidating and fascinating. I wonder what would happen if the first real android, in the Asimov sense, was birthed in a garage and not in some high-budget corporate lab somewhere.
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by bovermyer 4mo ago
The Briefings have been most useful for me. It feels more curated and less firehose-y. https://bubbles.town/briefing
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by bovermyer 4mo ago
Aaaand now I'm using OpenCode instead, and trying out OpenCode Go.
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Converting ISO Country Codes to Flag Emojis(danq.me)
5 points by bovermyer 4mo ago|0 comments
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Handmade Hawaiian Islands Map(notesfromtheroad.com)
76 points by bovermyer 4mo ago|31 comments
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Return on Intelligence, Part 1: Echoes(rebecca-powell.com)
1 points by bovermyer 4mo ago|0 comments
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by bovermyer 5mo ago
This is fantastic. And I really appreciate that it doesn't pollute my history API with a bunch of exploration marks.
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by bovermyer 5mo ago
That's neat! I've been looking at getting an e-reader in the last few days, and the Xteink X4 is one of the ones I considered. I think it's probably too small for my intended use, but it's cool that people are tinkering
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by bovermyer 5mo ago
I loved the impromptu dance party I had in this with a bunch of people just bouncing on the stage.
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by bovermyer 5mo ago
I love how snappy Zed is. Well done, folks. You should be proud of your work.
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by bovermyer 5mo ago
The author mentions SubSpace (the computer game, from the 90s), and the limited pixel budget for player banners in it. It would be interesting to see if you could run a pared-down version of that game on a display like this.
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by bovermyer 5mo ago
Did you read the article? The author goes into several applications beyond just that.
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by bovermyer 5mo ago
I'm glad you've built something that works for you! Keep at it. Experiment, don't just leave it the same way it is now.
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by bovermyer 5mo ago
Zettlr would like a word.
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by bovermyer 6mo ago
I would say yes, because the physics of rolling two objects is slightly different than one object. I don't have any idea, though, if that would affect the distribution of numbers rolled. It's not an experiment that can be done thr
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by bovermyer 6mo ago
However it came to the "knowledge," I'm glad it had it! Seeing as I know almost nothing about reverse engineering, in this case, an LLM was a great tool in solving the problem. Yes, I could have spent the time and energy to d

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