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gmerc
2mo ago
Lol, the Golf courses, Almond plantages and Datacenters would beg to differ. It can't support more peasants maybe
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gmerc
2mo ago
RTX6000 Blackwell with 96GB is enough to run it with NV4, 256k context, KVcache, multimodal at 130t/s (SGLang). It's toasty, you're using up 94GB of those 96, but it works and the results are great
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gmerc
2mo ago
Because the US isn't exactly on the same path, right?
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gmerc
2mo ago
It was legal when amazon did it to everyone else
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gmerc
2mo ago
techbros kill people.
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gmerc
2mo ago
They only use the same language, nevermind, it's a coincident. I love the weak "if you call me Nazi, may as well become one", it's the most weaksauce nonsense ever. Oh you called me names, I'm gonna become names to
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gmerc
2mo ago
They also have society self enforced limits on bringing harm to society restraining capitalism
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gmerc
2mo ago
Shoot Meta, meta harm gone, shareholders lose their pants.
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gmerc
2mo ago
Using a car is not a way to travel, the real way is to take a horse.
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gmerc
2mo ago
Corporate Death Penalty absolutely would prevent future murders.
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gmerc
2mo ago
This post has the actual prompt used for one of my ports and the stack, and there's more info below it under "further reading". There's really nothing much to it, all the knowledge needed is in the weights of the model,
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gmerc
2mo ago
I just did a one shot port of Dragon Strike (1990) and it got to about 85% playable from zero. Cost: About half a Claude Max 200 Weekly Limit, whatever that means. Details: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/georgzoeller_fa
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gmerc
2mo ago
Strike Commander is in the works. I tried a few months ago and got quite far asset wise but stalled on the flight model, I will probably see how Fable 5.1 does from zero after this weeks limit reset. I imagine it will be able to get quite f
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gmerc
2mo ago
https://redbaron.tooclever.org Demo, requires WebGPU - PC version but with modern upgrades (can be disabled), Opus redid the plane models and turned everything proper 3d, plus added ww1 frigates, flak searchlights, etc.
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gmerc
2mo ago
It's a completely new world. Random retro games I ported to modern webgl/webgpu in the last few months: - The Adventures of Robin Hood - Opus 4.7/Sonnet https://robin.tooclever.org - Syndicate - Sol/Luna 5.6
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gmerc
2mo ago
Everyone has been running promotions and, gosh, demand is up.
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gmerc
2mo ago
It's a case of industry malicious compliance
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gmerc
3mo ago
Pray tell, what's with the whining about Chinese overproduction then?
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gmerc
3mo ago
One look at what’s happening with vaccines and you’re disabused of healthy. It’s not. it’s insanity
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gmerc
3mo ago
lol Senate in the US
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gmerc
3mo ago
Turns out protecting our industries from the US buying their way in was always the way to go since they can’t be trusted
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gmerc
3mo ago
Why? China taking the goods we sell to the US seems like a good deal for us. They won’t copy our dairy or oil and if they want to assemble their EVs here and give us free AI, it’s a clear win win.
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gmerc
3mo ago
Sovereignty is not for sale
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gmerc
3mo ago
I just ported syndicate to the web https://this.os.isfine.org/#syndicate-plus With some improvements and, uhm, modernizations https://www.linkedin.com/posts/georgzoeller_i-ported-syndica... ?
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gmerc
3mo ago
Americans are uniquely (c|f)ucked that way because, lol regulation would be worse
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gmerc
3mo ago
Well then it’s not financially worth it for capable people to work for that company. And of story
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gmerc
3mo ago
Harder than it looks. Everything is dual use. Certainly didn't expect my game development telemetry[1] system used to improve artillery [2]... [1] https://gdcvault.com/play/1012227/Development-Telemetry-in-V..
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gmerc
3mo ago
Luigi had that idea already.
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gmerc
3mo ago
It’s not because humans are rate limited which is the entire point.
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gmerc
3mo ago
That sounds like Anthrophics watermark explanation though.
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