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by jamwise 4mo ago
FWIW I was aiming for this to be a "connections" level of difficulty. My sample size is small but the past week win rate is about 65%, which is actually very close to connections. But I also don't want to cause frustration, s
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by jamwise 4mo ago
Really great idea. And not going to ding it for kicking off with an LLM. But it might be worth thinking about how you could build a community of human contributors in a future stage. I personally don't feel comfortable with handing AI-
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by jamwise 4mo ago
Thank you! Glad you liked it.
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by jamwise 4mo ago
My family plays a lot of word games, some are board-game style and of course we all love the NY-Times catalog of puzzles. The idea for this game came to me when I played bananagrams, and lost, after having binged way too much sudoku earlier
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Show HN: Motplot is a crossword but it plays like Sudoku(motplot.app)
6 points by jamwise 4mo ago|7 comments
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by jamwise 4mo ago
The idea was fresh in my mind because I watched this yesterday. Great video, the illustrations and intuition-building of the compressability of information was so good! I'm so grateful for 3Blue1Brown.
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by jamwise 4mo ago
Reminds me of when I tried to use the library of babel as a data compression tool. It led me down a fun rabbit hole and was my first introduction to information theory. The conclusion being that you basically need the same amount of data to
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by jamwise 4mo ago
> Speculative proposal I guess at least they're honest about it? lol
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by jamwise 4mo ago
This is wild. How did anyone approve this architecture. You should never give your LLM privileged access the current user doesn't have access to. Even if you're not logged in the LLM's tool calls should only be able to access
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by jamwise 4mo ago
I don't know if I'll ever use this but that "Infinite View" is a lot of fun, I just lost 20 minutes before snapping myself out of a trance. Some really cool pictures in there.
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by jamwise 4mo ago
There wouldn't be any cloud. Splats are still local, but all the lighting and texture are pre-rendered. The problem is they're not interactive, so they'd be good for a lot of the environment but your main character and other
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by jamwise 4mo ago
I think it's inevitable it goes there. Right now the level of detail and quality of games is limited by the console/PC hardware you're playing on. But with the splats they can render the whole game's world in a massive s
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by jamwise 4mo ago
I only interact with them through their word and logic games. They finally coerced me into subscribing, but to their credit it was a pretty good deal. Now I'm worried.
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by jamwise 4mo ago
Evan has done really great work. I haven't used Vue extensively (not my company's stack) but am a huge fan of Vite and it has helped our React pipeline a lot. I've also recently started playing around with CloudFlare pages an
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by jamwise 4mo ago
"Small enough to run locally with just 16GB of VRAM or unified memory" With many laptops dropping back down to 8GB because of the memory shortage there's some interesting pressures building in the industry.
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by jamwise 4mo ago
It's frightening how often this happens. And these days with the boatloads of cheap computer and phone peripherals being bought every minute there's just no realistic way for an authority to monitor and regulate all of it. I bet i
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by jamwise 4mo ago
I've experienced this, but it's mostly because languages like Python and TypeScript give you way too many escape hatches. I get the intent: allow devs to convert their code base slowly. But in practice it just lets developers opt
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by jamwise 4mo ago
If the prices remain relatively similar this is going to be incredible value! I might have to procrastinate on my current side projects to go back to another side project I'm procrastinating on because of optimization issues on an olde
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by jamwise 4mo ago
Been using LibreOffice for years. Everyone should. If we don't vote with our choices companies like Microsoft will keep pushing the envelope until you have to pay a monthly fee to turn on your own computer. https://www.libre
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by jamwise 4mo ago
First time seeing it and this is already my favourite hand-written font. Great work!
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by jamwise 4mo ago
I appreciate the attention to efficiency and avoiding bloat. As a frequent audacity user I'm thinking I might end up using this for a lot of simpler tasks. That said the web offers such great techniques to maintain this. Passive loadin
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by jamwise 4mo ago
That'll depend on which way public sentiment goes
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by jamwise 4mo ago
My favourite is Allbirds that pivoted from eco friendly shoes to AI infrastructure. How do you even make that decision?
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by jamwise 5mo ago
Yeah, human minds need an security patch for firehosing
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by jamwise 5mo ago
But the repo has had fairly consistent commits since then. Not huge activity, but not sure I'd call it dead.
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by jamwise 5mo ago
There goes a 9
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by jamwise 6mo ago
I've had some really gnarly SVGs from Claude. Here's what I got after many iterations trying to draw a hand: https://imgur.com/a/X4Jqius