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Google makes it easier to let friends and kids control your smart home(theverge.com)
2 points by gametorch 1y ago|1 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
sure, tell the blind man what to do
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Artificial Analysis: Arena(artificialanalysis.ai)
1 points by gametorch 1y ago|0 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
But also, you might have to flip the coin an arbitrarily large number of times before you get a "heads tails" or "tails heads" roll (if I can arbitrarily pick how biased the coin is).
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by gametorch 1y ago
just providing a comment I thought was interesting and kind of relevant wasn't trying to hurt anyone or anything
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by gametorch 1y ago
The compile time guarantees + declarative nature make Clap so amazing and foolproof. This is like heaven compared to imperative, arcane incantations like getopt.
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by gametorch 1y ago
the title is a classic quant interview problem the basic idea is that, because multiplication commutes, probability of A then B is the same as probability of B then A, so long as they are independent events (rolling objects typically meets
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by gametorch 1y ago
It's still way easier for me to say "here's where to find the information to solve the task" than for me to manually type out the code, 99% of the time
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by gametorch 1y ago
Exactly! Can you imagine if we applied the same gatekeeping logic to science? Imagine you weren't allowed to use someone else's scientific work or any derivative of it. We would make no progress. The only legitimate defense I have
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Wrote this in a 48-hour hackathon last weekend. AI is so enabling and empowering(old.reddit.com)
1 points by gametorch 1y ago|0 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
This is also known as "Lamborghini Economics" Higher price => higher demand, seemingly paradoxically
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Show HN: Natural Language Sprite Animator(gametorch.app)
1 points by gametorch 1y ago|0 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
Noted! Also adding predefined color palettes, like monochrome, sepia, etc. I've found LLMs come up with really good color palettes, too.
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by gametorch 1y ago
Is it a large image? On my iPhone, it took a solid 30 seconds to open a really big, high resolution image from my photo album. I know this is like uncouth, but could you open it in devtools and show me the output? I've gotten hundreds
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by gametorch 1y ago
AI Sprite Animator: https://gametorch.app/sprite-animator
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by gametorch 1y ago
Why would I buy the worse alternative? It doesn't make any sense to me. Genuinely curious.
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by gametorch 1y ago
Yes. I am an anti-copyright extremist. May the best implementation win. Otherwise, everyone loses out so that one individual can artificially collect rent through a government-enforced monopoly. Accelerate.
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by gametorch 1y ago
1. Pre-prompting for image and video generation. Gives you way better results for less than a cent of added cost. Although many image models do this thing for you; you have to understand each individual model and apply this judiciously. 2.
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by gametorch 1y ago
https://github.com/gametorch/image_to_pixel_art_wasm Thousands of users. 40+ GitHub stars. Original draft took 30 minutes. Added numerous feature requests and each took like 5 minutes a pop. I never wrote a single line
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by gametorch 1y ago
Eh, I disagree. Lots of valuable open source code purely written by AI has already been shipped.
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by gametorch 1y ago
I generated tons of valuable code with a bunch of GitHub stars, paying users, hundreds of signups, millions of impressions. Just chipping in my anecdote.
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Show HN: Rust -> WASM, K-Means Color Quantization Crate for Image-to-Pixel-Art(github.com)
37 points by gametorch 1y ago|6 comments
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by gametorch 1y ago
Again, I appreciate the reply. I think my view on LLMs is skewed towards the positive because I've only been building CRUD apps, command line tools, and games with them. I apologize if I came off as incendiary or offensive.
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by gametorch 1y ago
I appreciate the reply. What is everyone working on that takes more than five minutes to think about? For me, the work is insurmountable and infinite, while coming up with the solution is never too difficult. I'm not saying this to be
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by gametorch 1y ago
On my main, not gonna dox myself. Being pro AI is clearly a faux pas for personal branding. Just a few days ago got flamed for only having 62 users on GameTorch. Now up to 91 and more paying subs. Entire thing written by LLMs and hasn'
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by gametorch 1y ago
> if the problem is that I need to be very specific with how I want LLM to fix the issue, like providing it the solution, why wouldn't I just make the change myself? I type 105 wpm on a bad day. Try gpt-4.1. It types like 1000 wpm.
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by gametorch 1y ago
Fun fact. On this question, > In the context of Rust programming, which library is often considered popular among hobbyists but seldom utilized in professional or production environments? Options: - Actix-web - Rocket - Piston - Serde Th
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by gametorch 1y ago
Very cool. Even if it's hard to model future valuations with any certainty, I would still want to have a tidy comparison like this.
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by gametorch 1y ago
Yeah exactly. I think it's a combination of 1) wrong level of granularity in prompting 2) lack of engineering experience 3) autistic rigidity regarding a single hallucination throwing the whole experience off 4) subconscious anxiety ov
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by gametorch 1y ago
I mean fair enough, I probably don't know as much about hardware and physics as you

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