egeozcan

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by egeozcan 5d ago
No they can handle it, but they need too much time. If you pause the game when the LLM thinks, it works. Wrong tool for the job in its current state.
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by egeozcan 6d ago
That's Red Alert 2 and Age of Empires 2 for me, and I really long for those times I could gather with friends in an internet cafe and be able to steal their hamburger in the real world when they made me mad in game.
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by egeozcan 6d ago
Make the OpenAI models develop AI-scripts to play the game instead (like the good old AI-scripts, not AI as in LLMs). They are amazing at that.
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by egeozcan 6d ago
I didn't know about Sync. TIL someone had the guts to start a company named "Sync" in 2011.
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by egeozcan 7d ago
All posters I saw used to look like these sub-10-dollar stuff before AI took over: https://graphicriver.net/posters-graphics?sort=trending#cont... They were/are not great. While I agree that spending extra 10 minutes i
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by egeozcan 7d ago
Is there anything that LLMs (or any software for that matter) could imaginably and theoretically do but do humans qualitatively cannot do? I don't really know what I'm talking about but I imagined the difference was always quantit
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by egeozcan 8d ago
That wasn't what I was going for but, why not?
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by egeozcan 8d ago
In the future, because of bad things we did to the atmosphere and stuff, miscarriages are the common ending of a pregnancy, instead of being the exception. One evil company finds a way to accelerate the process by using 10 women, lowering
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by egeozcan 8d ago
Sorry for being so detached from the discussion and your actual point but if someone had made a dystopian sci-fi novel with the tagline following your sentence with "...or can they?", and made it all cheesy, I'd read it in on
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by egeozcan 8d ago
It's nothing more than a "hello world" project in comparison to what you shipped. Photopea is crazy good! Anyway, thanks!
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by egeozcan 9d ago
> Nobody knows how the LLM does it From a completely technical perspective, we have a rough idea how the LLMs work, and improving a system requires measuring outcomes and you don't necessarily need to understand the mechanism. EXPLA
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by egeozcan 9d ago
I didn't argue that it'd make sense, I just said that it could be reasonably fixable when problems occur and verifyable that the fix works. Even if shipping and RLing an LLM were easy tasks in terms of software distribution (they
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by egeozcan 9d ago
> fixable and verifiable By people with a specific skill set. LLMs generation can also be fixed and verified by people with a certain skill set, and non-deterministic computing doesn't automatically mean unpredictable. When people s
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by egeozcan 10d ago
I created a much more basic version of photopea ( https://egeozcan.github.io/ketchup/ ) because I didn't even know it existed. This is very cool and fast!
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by egeozcan 13d ago
The bad traits are from other, bad humans. We, the good humans, can obviously select the best traits that a good human should have, to give the agents.
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by egeozcan 13d ago
From my experience, in an agent team (or a swarm or whatever), one going off the rails poisons the rest. I saw even a subagent going for a lazy cheat and being able to convince the orchestrator to change the plan.
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by egeozcan 14d ago
Also eating skins turns kiwis from a fruit you have to spend time to preprocess (halve + grab spoon) to an immediate snack. This may sound insignificant to many but for the extremely lazy like me, this is the difference between going to was
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by egeozcan 15d ago
I use a Turkish site from Sevan Nişanyan: https://www.nisanyansozluk.com/kelime/tarife Also gives the same information. BTW the dude is a legend, I had lessons from him in university, he could speak like 12 languages o
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by egeozcan 16d ago
I've read that the word is borrowed from Arabic, meaning notification, and I think at first it was price notifications and then people started using it to mean that the prices were bound to some schedule or condition. For example in Tu
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by egeozcan 17d ago
Harnessing it? On one side people like DHH arguing ADHD is just "boys being boys", and at the other side there are people who obviously watched too many "ADHD is my superpower" reels on Instagram.
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by egeozcan 18d ago
No, great, I'm not offended or anything (why would I be), and I wish I could relate back, it's just a weird feeling, that's all.
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by egeozcan 18d ago
As a person who has ADHD, it feels weird when people who obviously do not have it, claim to have it, while there's very little I wouldn't do to "get rid of it" (in quotes because it makes me, me but it's very hard t
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by egeozcan 18d ago
This gave me an idea, what if I let an agent make a proxy for Jellyfin to act like Plex? Best of both worlds! Maybe worth a try.
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by egeozcan 24d ago
In normal times in which hardware used to depreciate (lately that's not the case and HW even appreciates, but let's not get distracted), if you calculate only with depreciation costs, plus the fact that when you have such a setu
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by egeozcan 25d ago
Anthropic can prevent people from using their models with the subscription plan outside Claude Code, why couldn't Spotify?
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by egeozcan 25d ago
Winamp feature is great but so random, and I love how it's listed as if it's a usual feature expected from any music player. Hoping for a future in which people complain about missing basic functionality like winamp mode being mis
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by egeozcan 1mo ago
That summarizes my whole computer use. I used to believe it was my tolerance, but then I took out a good old YP-G70CB (Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 5.0) from a drawer and everything felt much snappier than my S25. The only computer that's the
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by egeozcan 1mo ago
I wonder if they already use LLMs in development. However, and maybe I'm misremembering, but they were doing clean room development so it may not even be possible (because of copyrighted stuff leaking through LLMs).
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by egeozcan 1mo ago
When they cannot argue "but think about the children", then they start with "but think about the clueless people"! They always have someone to protect, some holy cause. Who are we to complain about the tiny detail of com
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by egeozcan 2mo ago
This gives me too much <script runat="server"> or even JSF vibes.

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