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by d13 5y ago
These are incredibly creative... check out Bug, written by a 7th grader in 1978 https://archive.org/details/bug.qb64
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by d13 5y ago
GPT-3 is a fun toy for creating entertaining interactive fiction, and so only as “dangerous” as our imaginations’ abilities to distinguish fact from fiction - as with any written works. I think a lot of the current AI panic is because those
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by d13 5y ago
I’d like to see AI take on a really difficult game like Root.
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I think this is meant to be a comment on SV culture.
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I’ve been using Copilot the last few weeks and it’s like having a lunatic babble in your ear while you’re programming. Once in a while though, it has moments of startling clarity - just right enough to make me pause, and just wrong enough t
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by d13 5y ago
GPT-J is huge and completely open source
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“Want” is a problem for me here. GPT-3, for example, is just a dumb, brute force Markhov chain. Any danger it might pose is no more than that of a mechanical trigger that sits between a finger and gun barrel. The only real intelligence in
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by d13 5y ago
This happened to me at red light in Claremont (a Cape Town suburb.) Stopped at a red light at night and was ambushed by a guy wielding a crowbar. Hit the gas just in time and went straight through the light without checking for traffic.
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by d13 5y ago
Glenn Gould was unsurpassed.
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by d13 5y ago
I agree it makes no sense. Did the collision happen autonomously just before the driver attempted to take over manual control?
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by d13 5y ago
I have a well-worn first edition which I bought at a hobby shop in Ontario in the early 80s. My friends and I played it as much as DND and as GM it was a really fun world to write modules for. Great game!!
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by d13 5y ago
I’ve also been doing a lot of experimentation with gpt3 and gptj story generation recently. The problem is that although they always start off with something interesting, they will then begin to ramble, and finally go into an odd repetitive
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by d13 5y ago
In 40 years, 2001
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It’s very mainstream and been around for ages.
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Sphere Computer(history-computer.com)
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Is Language-Based Interactive Storytelling Possible?(erasmatazz.com)
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by d13 5y ago
> a short snippet of nonsense noise Really??? Play it backwards :)
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Some have been known to be.
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by d13 5y ago
In India you can buy yogurt in biodegradable clay pots.
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by d13 5y ago
My route: 5 years indie games making under minimum wage income. Another 7 years writing books about how I did that, earning even less. Year 13, stumbled into an incredibly well paying position as CTO of an innovative game dev startup and ha
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by d13 5y ago
Agreed
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by d13 5y ago
It’s called a “dirty reading”
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by d13 5y ago
So what’s the rationale for including so much “romance” literature in The Pile? My innocent “walk in the park” prompt turned extremely graphic for no apparent reason.
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by d13 5y ago
Thanks so much, that explains it! I was looking for an API document but, of course, couldn’t find one because it doesn’t exist. Inspecting the network requests is a great idea! I’d like to try running the model myself. What would the a basi
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by d13 5y ago
I thought it was a hilarious stroke of creative genius.
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by d13 5y ago
As a beginner, could anyone point me to resources on how to use this to create a simple web app?
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by d13 5y ago
I’ve never heard of Ganzflicker before, but it’s essentially a Dream Machine: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dreamachine
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by d13 5y ago
https://if50.substack.com/p/1990-lambdamoo Playing LambdaMOO in 1997. Reignited my childhood interest in programming. soon after discovering it I started learning HTML and Java, gradually developed a good freelance car
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by d13 5y ago
Cowboy coffee! I also tell everyone this is the best way to brew coffee but no one believes me.
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by d13 5y ago
Maybe they should ask the people who live there?

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