cshdllr

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   by cshdllr 3mo ago

   I honestly don't know! My guess is that Sol is better calibrated for the hard questions that require more reasoning...but even still I'd expect it to be able to handle a simple game like this better than its sibling models.
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   by cshdllr 3mo ago

   Sadly I think most human Slime Soccer players have retired. But more seriously, the way this is hooked up is not realtime, so the game would require pauses while the model decided what to do. Maybe next I can try more of a turn based RPG wh
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   by cshdllr 3mo ago

   Thanks! About three times a second each model gets a fixed system prompt plus the current game state as JSON, and replies with one action word (move_right, move_left, jump, idle). This is all run as a simulation since they couldn't rep
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   Show HN: I had models play Slime Soccer against each other(slimeballbench.com)

   3 points by cshdllr 3mo ago|6 comments
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   by cshdllr 8mo ago

   That's fair. From what I've seen, people play multiple rounds. So the first round they don't quite know what a "top" score looks like and then they play again after seeing the distribution. Since the game is short e
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   Show HN: Number Crunch – a simple daily number puzzle(numbercrunch.fun)

   4 points by cshdllr 8mo ago|2 comments