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by gsuuon 3y ago
I left a comment wondering aloud if this exact thing existed two weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37601222 . Awesome to see!
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Really unfortunate, the only reason I switched back to chrome.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Default prediction packages for common scenarios (like camera and player movement) would be nice. For example, I wouldn't care too much about physics prediction but player input should provide immediate feedback. I just watched your in
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by gsuuon 3y ago
This is cool! I think multiplayer first and web native is a great combo. Once WebGPU implementations are more widely available this will be a much easier way of getting into casual games, especially party games with friends. Streaming asset
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Also getting pretty brutal input lag, sometimes up to a second between mouse move and panning.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
You could try suggesting some part-time work to ease her into it, maybe in new fields that she hasn't tried before.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Are there any hardware vendors that produce lights meant for operation with open source? How would one go about transitioning to offline-only wireless home automation?
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I meant stores like the Apple app store, Google play store or chrome extensions store, but for standalone web apps. Not necessarily commerce, just a place to discover apps but for the browser. Maybe you could take a Brave-like model where t
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by gsuuon 3y ago
This is a thing: https://www.quiverquant.com/sources/senatetrading
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Are there any existing web-app stores? I always wondered why that wasn't more of a thing. I like the idea of an all-in-one development platform and app aggregator. As a dev though I'd be concerned about feature parity with say fir
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by gsuuon 3y ago
It sounds like Godot just needs a few more hands on deck to close up a lot of these smaller gaps, as Juan mentions most of the issues are already being discussed or were simply lower priority to fix. Hopefully with the influx of Unity refug
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I've actually been able to get pretty remarkable results out of Llama 2 7B on just my laptop gpu (8gb). Just don't give it any logic puzzles. I wonder if a 13B (more or less runnable with consumer GPU hardware) fine-tuned on a gam
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by gsuuon 3y ago
That looks exactly like what was in the video (though the video seems to be down?)
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by gsuuon 3y ago
It can generate readable text based on the prompt! Has that been possible before?
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Interesting that signals are coming back hard - Elm had and removed signals due to the learning curve and complexity. With solidjs I pretty immediately ran into the gotchas of signals. I like that reactivity is explicit rather than implicit
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by gsuuon 3y ago
This is a cool demo! It does a good job hinting at how immersive the experience can be. I'm excited about large language models for gaming. The first thing I tried with ChatGPT was to run a text-based RPG game, and it was fun the very
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I feel the experiments you mention would make a really entertaining youtube series.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Yup. It basically becomes a household emergency when we run low. We were out of this and sriracha for a couple weeks. That was a sad, tasteless, time. (Also, it's mentioned in the article)
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I was going to mention this almost sounds like a vultr ad, but woah that's a really clever way to go about selling a company.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I wonder how much of this has to do with learning the second language when you're older and more mature? You end up without the childhood emotional baggage or subtle misunderstandings that come with learning at a young age.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I experienced this too but the other way, French -> Spanish, and I think it may be particular to these languages as there's so much confusing overlap (for non-natives). I've since dropped French entirely and haven't had an
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I took a stab at making something[1] like guidance - I'm not sure exactly how guidance does it (and I'm also really curious how it would work with chat api's) but here's how my solution works. Each expression becomes a n
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I'm hacking on a library ( https://github.com/gsuuon/ad-llama ) inspired by guidance, but in TS and for the browser. I think structured inference and controlled sampling are really good ways of getting consistent re
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by gsuuon 3y ago
A lot of commenters have already suggested F#, I'll just add this resource as a good way to dive in: https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/
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by gsuuon 3y ago
I'd say it's more like a delicious lasagna, if anything. Good luck! Always nice to see different ways to do things, especially ones that take on very real front-end bloat. I used to check bundlephobia for every package. I'm p
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by gsuuon 3y ago
That's one of the most entertaining posts I've seen in a while. Would very much like to see a part 2. Also, as an aside, wow are those some tasteful gradients on the recent post links.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Same. Dwarf fortress used to have an economy but they took it out. I tried to make something like this and burnt out, though I expect I'll pick it back up again at some point.
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by gsuuon 3y ago
So to rephrase: stage 1 - it finds the top k most relevant small chunks, stage 2 - it searches the source documents of those small chunks for most relevant large chunks, stage 3 - it searches medium chunks in the source documents of relevan
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by gsuuon 3y ago
Those diagrams are nice! What did you use to make them? The sliding window mechanic is interesting but I'm not seeing how the first, second and third retrievers relate. Only the final medium chunks are used, but how are those arrived a
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by gsuuon 3y ago
They really should have trialed this pricing structure as opt-in and then slowly rolled out (if at all) instead of wholesale shoveling it on everyone with a quarter's notice.

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