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by drakythe 3mo ago
If you're interesting in something similar with a specifically made deck, check out The Story Engine's "Deck of Worlds", which is how I was introduced to map crafting via a rule system. Another alternative is a system ca
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by drakythe 3mo ago
They can't respect boundaries as long as those boundaries exist only in the LLM instruction set. A human being who follows rules long enough the rules will become second nature (usually), almost to the point where long running companie
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by drakythe 3mo ago
They're pretty bad about fixing issues it seems. My favorite is #2472 which they demonstrated "fixing" on stage on the release of GPT 5, but the ticket is still open and the "fix" hasn't been merged. The origin
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by drakythe 3mo ago
Point us at a rational verbalized or written argument for SpaceX's current valuation (and increasing)? Everything I've read says the valuation is too high and here is why, with x, y, and z reasons. Everyone I read who encourages b
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by drakythe 3mo ago
The saying "The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent" exists for a reason. In short, the answer to your literal question is "no" because nothing remains forever in this world. The practical ans
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by drakythe 3mo ago
I am immediately skeptical of anyone who goes on Rogan's show. Looking him up the guy has a PhD in education psychology, and his masters was in electrical engineering. I'm curious how much expertise he truly has on the subject and
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by drakythe 4mo ago
They're pissed about distillation "attacks" and locking down transformer based work to prevent that, would be my guess. Its how they'll protect "their" IP (Model Weights and other features) now that they'v
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by drakythe 4mo ago
The announcement details it. They're storing 30 days of data on all surfaces, first and third party. They claim it is for security purposes so they can review and check for long term jailbreak and distillation efforts. They also, FWIW,
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by drakythe 4mo ago
Valve did that little more than a decade ago, the original Steam Machines. It didn't take, and despite the success of the Deck and current techy trends, Linux does not have the % to make the ROI worthwhile if it isn't simple for d
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by drakythe 4mo ago
What a wild dystopic vision of the future you have.
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by drakythe 4mo ago
We already have VRAM for that purpose, thankfully.
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by drakythe 4mo ago
I'm saying the existence of the trope, within the training data, and the experimental setup, negate the breathless "Oh my god it did something unexpected in order to preserve itself!" as if an LLM has any sense of identity or
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by drakythe 4mo ago
He's made so many statements that fall under the "boy who cried wolf" category that even if he _does_ believe these statements he needs to be managed better. I'll never forget Anthropic's huge "Oh my God, the A
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by drakythe 5mo ago
I'm aware. None of that has any bearing on whether or not his grasp on reality was firm enough to create TempleOS.
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by drakythe 5mo ago
The inspiration may have been all "crazy" but the implementation was still really neat, and it takes a lot of effort and skill to get to the point he did before his death. The thing about people who lose touch with reality is that
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by drakythe 5mo ago
My first reaction: "But why?" My second reaction: "Oh wait is that TempleOS being cited? This is either awesome or terrible."
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by drakythe 5mo ago
Given that Terry described the manic episodes as "a revelation from God" I think theopneustos is an accurate description. It just means "God Breathed" or "Inspired by God"
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by drakythe 5mo ago
Its been a minute since I've been on desktop mode, but aren't they just a trackpad at that point and none of the button/haptic functionality exists outside of moving the mouse and clicking?
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by drakythe 5mo ago
As someone else said, the driver is in Steam, not SteamOS. Even on a Steam Deck you have to run Steam in desktop mode to have the buttons on the deck work.
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by drakythe 5mo ago
How are the two token anchors chosen when the initial 1700 single token anchors run out? I'm assuming just a 2 word combination from the 1700.
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by drakythe 5mo ago
That's not coming soon, that is a thing that was happening on compromised servers years ago (and probably still, but to a lesser extent given the decline in popularity of meme coin launches)
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by drakythe 6mo ago
Out of curiosity do you run the backdoored kernel in your day to day computing or only when gaming? Any concerns about incidental security issues?
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by drakythe 6mo ago
Unfortunately the Apple App Store set an incredibly low floor of "free" or $0.99 when it launched. Whether companies were just trying to get customers or Apple was subsidizing things, the expectation is an "app" is cheap
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by drakythe 6mo ago
> I'm not saying they did. I'm saying what they said was a load of rubbish. I disagree. Employees often take some form of "ownership" over their buildings, especially in long term and public education facing facilitie
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by drakythe 6mo ago
1:1,200 scale vs 1:2,400 scale, or 9,335 square feet vs 1350 square feet. Both are absolutely incredible. I find the growth in size numbers difficult to really comprehend even though the scale difference is an "easy" * 2. I wish I
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by drakythe 6mo ago
20 * 365.25 = 7305 days. Assuming their "near a million buildings" number tracks to somewhere around 950,000, he would have had to build 130 "structures" a day on average. This is all round and not precise numbers, consi
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by drakythe 6mo ago
tl;dr: Dude thinks Anthropic is making claude worse on purpose to cut down on GPU usage and/or increase income. He recommends using Codex instead. This video should have been a text tweet. I'm 3 minutes in and he has done an ad re
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by drakythe 6mo ago
It says the numbers are theoretically possible. Requiring a 66% usage to break even when 100% usage will piss off customers by invoking a queue means it’s a balancing act. “Technically correct. The best kind of correct”. So inference may te
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by drakythe 6mo ago
3.99 at 8x instances, with a minimum 2 week commitment. Good luck getting 70% usage average during that time. Useful when you're running a training round and can properly gauge demand, not so great when you're offering an API.
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by drakythe 6mo ago
I say this as someone who has used them to boilerplate/scaffold a bit of code by this point: Economic Value of LLMs is debatable, if only because they're being too broadly applied.

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