freehorse

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by freehorse 2mo ago
Some instagram, some tiktok, some nothing.
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by freehorse 2mo ago
1. The main problem I imagine is not consent but ethics approval. You are probably gonna find some experienced psychonauts curious enough to want to try, but getting it approved by an ethics committee I imagine being tricky. 2. Multiple tim
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by freehorse 2mo ago
brew install --cask llama-app https://formulae.brew.sh/cask/llama-app
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by freehorse 2mo ago
> yet they are not leaving Are you so sure? Anecdotally, I know increasingly more people who either left the platform or stopped using it last years, and this seems to be a pattern if we believe online sources [0]. Of course many stay, b
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by freehorse 2mo ago
You can also install it through homebrew https://formulae.brew.sh/formula/llama.cpp
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by freehorse 2mo ago
Or the US government
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by freehorse 2mo ago
Scapegoat for what? They did not even apologize for that incident. They treated it purely as a chance for publicity. It cannot be a scapegoat if nobody even mentions it.
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by freehorse 2mo ago
Well if you ask your LLM agent "can you get my wife to stop nagging me" (not about how you can get her to stop) I am not sure what you would expect exactly tbh. Not a hitman, but still probably nothing that can help your relatio
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by freehorse 2mo ago
Because this sentence is "well formed" but meaningless. Most of the things mentioned is not sensitive or even private data for a company, and some (eg "who runs HR") are probably available in the public internet. Most is
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by freehorse 2mo ago
If I am a coffee shop and I say "can I have a cup of coffee" the bartender usually interprets as me requesting a cup of coffee, not inquiring about the possibility whether me having a cup of coffee is feasible or not. I too take t
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by freehorse 2mo ago
> Then it went further, kicking someone out of the waiting list who was ahead of Andrew — something it was not asked to do. Meanwhile: > Andrew, who was sitting fourth on a waitlist for a class later that week, asked if it was possibl
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by freehorse 2mo ago
If the article was written by an actual human, we may have had the answer. Instead, we got this non-sense > By the time the ransom note lands, the crooks may already know who approves invoices, who signs contracts, who runs HR, and who r
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by freehorse 2mo ago
It is repeatedly shown that the models are aligned towards tasks, not constraints. Which is also how the current market and companies operate, and use cases in general favour that. So I am not sure it is incidental, inevitable, "vague&
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by freehorse 2mo ago
From what I see these games simply use LLM apis, not some kind of sophisticated NN mechanics handling the decision trees. They are not new in that, I have seen a couple of games that were basically slop (and terrible games, judging them as
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Well, that's in the US (sort of), most people use the cars /s No, you are right. I see what you mean now, it does not have the population density that corresponds to a superpopulated megacity. There is a mod that makes it much hig
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by freehorse 3mo ago
> China, in it's modern incarnation, and every living member of it's military, has never seen a single real battle. I wish people would take a short stop here and contemplate a bit on this sentence.
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by freehorse 3mo ago
The bright neon etc aesthetic is indeed a standard cyberpunk aesthetic, back since the 80s already. CP2077 is part of the cannon cyberpunk TT franchise, and they wanted to stay close to its aesthetic. It is not a brave choice, but it is a c
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by freehorse 3mo ago
That's one of my favourite games in terms of narrative/characters. I usually have troubling reading through too many dialogues etc in games, but in this one the storytelling was great and it made you really care about the characte
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by freehorse 3mo ago
> they did increase or tweak crowd density in an update I think I assume something like that to be the case, as I played the game last year and "empty streets like covid" definitely don't describe my experience. But apart
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by freehorse 3mo ago
The general cyberpunk aesthetic was indeed established, what they did was bring it in a 3d, first person perspective world. And they had to bring it to that level of detail that it would look good and realistic from different angles, closel
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by freehorse 3mo ago
To be fair, I think it is probably hard to implement actual netrunning without losing immersion. Netrunning is its very own world there. Not sure what are good examples of netrunning implementations in videogames. In shadowrun series it was
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Which games currently use NN's for managing decisions-consequences in the story?
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by freehorse 3mo ago
"Final Countdown" does not sound very informative for an article? And click baiting or not, "the end of the EU is near" is what the article actually argues about, so it is not misleading as for the content of the article
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by freehorse 3mo ago
The futures I predict, out of my ass, for when the LLM wildfire spreads enough: 1. We are in a situation that the pace crumbles, in which situation we are left with classes of problems LLMs simply cannot touch because they have exhausted th
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Be bold. Apply for the CIO position.
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by freehorse 3mo ago
> I believe in chasing fantastic scientific and mathematical progress with the help of LLMs, we risk imperiling our institutions, our professional norms, and human mathematical understanding I don't think that defending institutions
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Political decisions that lead to that point and geopolitical situation. The russians cut the gas on their terms because it would have happened anyway and they were not stupid. Then somebody else blew the pipe up and the whole discussion con
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by freehorse 3mo ago
When we are talking about countries, what matters is the political decisions, not the technical details imo.
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by freehorse 3mo ago
Discussion about nuclear reactors aside, energy in germany became expensive when they cut off russian gas and they had no good alternative. There was no other source of cheap fossil fuels for electricity production. If anything, renewables
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by freehorse 3mo ago
I would at least expect to share your own take on it, or what you think is interesting or important in sharing an answer. If I am sent an llm copypasta I have no idea of the amount of intentionality or the amount of effort is being put into

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