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by drusepth 3y ago
Interesting note: ChatGPT (openai.com) is _not_ blocked in this list, although /r/OpenAI and /r/ChatGPT are.
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by drusepth 3y ago
I'm not sure about "most" people (I think most people are just now learning that e.g. ChatGPT & Windows Copilot even exist), but those people who don't want to see anything about AI ever absolutely do exist and this
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by drusepth 3y ago
Yes, absolutely. AI has been an amazing learning tool for me as I transitioned into gamedev working at a Unity studio. What used to take upwards of hours to research or debug can now be solved in minutes by asking AI about solutions, best p
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by drusepth 3y ago
Yeah, I actually forked the list to go through each site later and check most of them out. It honestly seems like a great way to discover new AI tools/websites since it looks like it'll be easy to spot the low-quality sites among
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by drusepth 3y ago
Yeah, there are actually so many useful sites being blocked if you actually look at the list. Artbreeder is a great example. Other examples of useful sites on the list: Huggingface, Civit.ai, DeviantArt, PromptHero, AIDungeon, Midjourney, S
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by drusepth 3y ago
HSV, VZV, HIV, CMV, Zika, and Ebola are all viruses that are known to potentially damage blood vessels in the brain. I don't think it's correct to assume a virus cannot just by nature of being a virus.
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Might be getting a big hug from our friends here. > Error: Server Error > The server encountered a temporary error and could not complete your request. > Please try again in 30 seconds.
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Awesome idea. Will check back in when Portland, OR is added as a city also.
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by drusepth 3y ago
I've been getting 2-3 of these emails every day for the last ~2 years. I haven't used Booking.com in over 5 years.
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by drusepth 3y ago
I briefly worked with Martin at my first internship (Rapportive) and he immediately stuck out as someone who goes way above and beyond the typical when thinking through hard technical problems. Haven't heard his name in a while, but I&
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by drusepth 3y ago
One thing to remember is that change never stops and we're certainly not in any perfect society right now where we'd want change to stop at. We've seen huge magnitudes of societal change over and over throughout history. For
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TBF: when talking about the first "superintelligence", I'd expect it to take unreasonable amounts of compute and/or be slow -- that can always be optimized. Bringing it into existence in the first place is the hardest pa
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I intentionally wait years for a lot of things I want. Price aside, there are plenty of other benefits if the potential downsides (waiting, missing any social aspects, etc) aren't a big deal to you.
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For the record, both the YouTube app and YouTube in the built-in browser seem to work just fine in mixed reality / passthrough (at least on my Quest 3), but the big feature they're both missing from Juno's feature list is res
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There might be less incentive for a Quest port because there's already an official YouTube app that works quite well on the platform.
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Their example is horrible, but I kind of see what they're (hopefully) trying to get at: more natural ways to "search" for places, specifically for people that didn't grow up implicitly learning _how_ to search [0][1]. We
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by drusepth 3y ago
You would think so, but it sure feels like all of the ad slots in my feed are almost always inundated with promoted posts from random rage-baiters on the right. I even muted "Trump" and a bunch of other politics-talk and still see
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I would hope the open-source nature of it would mean the designs would evolve until they would pass a building inspection in the US, but I also know nothing about building inspections in the US.
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Haha, I almost added a footnote explicitly excluding players/customers because this is way more of a grey area, but I didn't want to dilute the original message. However, you're right. Player feedback is arguably even more im
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by drusepth 3y ago
Just sat and stared out the window for five minutes and it was delightful. Ironically, however, I'll probably use this to _stand_ and stare out the window as a nice break from sitting all day. Thanks for providing the sound to make thi
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by drusepth 3y ago
Funding is a bit of a red herring since there are plenty of "indie" developers/studios producing games with funding of all kinds (kickstarter, presales, even VC, etc). My opinion as someone actively working in the field is si
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by drusepth 3y ago
There's a lot of theories floating out there that OpenAI will make gpt-4-turbo free (or at least free when used via custom GPTs) so the default won't have to be 3.5-turbo (which is terrible at following system prompts and pales in
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This would make for a really fun challenge in SQL, too.
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I found that most of the "celeb chatter" died off for me on Threads a few months after launch. Anecdotally, there are a lot of gamedevs I follow on there that have migrated from Twitter, and treating it more like an interest-based
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Does anyone know of any existing research into the effects of scaling the number of experts up in models like this? I assume there's diminishing returns and an eventual inversion of quality (maybe?), but it'd be interesting to see
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GL is the #1 search result for "what is this" on Google (but not Bing, DDG, Yahoo, Yandex, etc). It definitely feels like the Perplexity LLM is heavily biased by search results for its answers, and this makes me feel like they&#x2
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I don't know if it's related to Gemini, but Bard seems to be able to do this by answering questions like "how many cups of sugar are called for in this video". Not sure if it relies on subtitles or not. From https:&#x2F
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by drusepth 3y ago
I think the crux of the request was that they didn't get the email that "each and every creator of a GPT" was apparently supposed to get. I've created almost a dozen GPTs that I and some others use almost every day, and
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I don't think it's ChatGPT just based on the topic, but I wouldn't be surprised if it were just some big local model run manually (and probably stalled to run all in the queue at once rather than having a beefy server running
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by drusepth 3y ago
My favorite hypothesis (based on absolutely nothing but observing people use LLMs over the years): * Current-gen AI is really good at tricking laypeople into believing it could be sentient * "Next-gen" AI (which, theoretically, Il

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