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by carra 3y ago
I can agree with that approach, because I used it to write a C compiler for a fantasy console I made (Vircon32). Since it has a fully custom ISA and set of chips I could not use something like LLVM, so I wrote it more "manually".
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by carra 3y ago
I guess the titles are also changing over time.
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by carra 3y ago
I have actually used this to make for myself a physical copy of a couple of non-existing books. One was a manga I had translated into English (Super Aleste). The other is a book one of my friends wrote in Word. It is easy enough if you prin
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by carra 4y ago
I'm wondering if, for very long contexts, the most efficient way could be to read and remember the same way we humans do: first do a full read of the first N pages, then summarize that and continue reading. You lose precision of what y
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by carra 4y ago
Not only that: once AI gets good enough at management, there will come a point where governors will need a pretty good justification if they ever choose to go against what the AIs recommend.
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by carra 4y ago
So true. I had not even taken into account autonomous learning, but I guess it's a must for true AGI. As for planning, it might be already possible with some of those extensions.
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Ask HN: How far do you think we can enhance GPT-4?
2 points by carra 4y ago|2 comments
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by carra 4y ago
Yes, this console has a retro profile but it also tries to be convenient for a modern user. Vircon32 screen is 16:9 and for most current resolutions you can use integer scaling (2x = 720p, 3x = 1080p, 4x = 1440p).
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by carra 4y ago
Glad to see some interest. About the future, no one knows. But I can promise that I will keep working on this :)
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by carra 4y ago
Hi all, author here. Feel free to ask. I have been working on this for 3 years but only now I feel the project is mature enough to post it here. Right now there is a finished emulator (Win/Mac/Linux/RPi), several complete gam
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Show HN: Vircon32 – A virtual, simplified 32-bit game console(vircon32.com)
10 points by carra 4y ago|5 comments
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by carra 4y ago
Wow, so much nostalgia. I used this a lot back in the day, along with several TXTs describing file formats, such as MOD, S3M, etc.