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by embedding-shape 1y ago
> Nobody makes games in Bevy though Obviously not true, latest Bevy Jam has ~100 submissions! They might not be the games you were thinking about, but they're games nonetheless. Beyond the game jams there are definitively people mak
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by embedding-shape 1y ago
> we're required to run a test What do you mean with "we're required to"? Isn't that something you do with all libraries and something you as an engineer want to do, at the very least to prove correctness? Person
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> As long as it's stored and processed locally If it was any other company than Microsoft, I might have agreed with you that it's fine as long as those things happen. But if history is any indication of the future, as soon as t
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by embedding-shape 1y ago
That seems to compare to other similar "generating infinite 3D worlds" approaches, but not to traditional PCG, which would give you all of that except higher quality, better performance and more/better control.
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by embedding-shape 1y ago
> When Recall was announced, I was in minority who thought it was super cool technology. I think almost every serious computer professional want something like Recall, I don't think you were in the minority at all. But the amount of
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Yeah, something about the ephemeral nature of spoken words that makes it easier to ramble and therefore go into unexpected and more "natural" directions, compared to text which I also have the need to strictly control as I'm
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It is only a paper as of now: > The code is being prepared for public release; pretrained weights and full training/inference pipelines are planned. Any ideas of how it would different and better compared to "traditional"