kittoes

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by kittoes 3mo ago
That's fair critique, the README itself is indeed slop explicitly written by bots for bots. What it actually does and how it works is actually pretty neat if you care to look.
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by kittoes 3mo ago
It's not a full game yet, but the substrate on which I am building one. It implements a completely deterministic SDF VM rendering engine that allows edits in real-time at acceptable performance levels. The engine is essentially folded
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by kittoes 3mo ago
https://github.com/ByteTerrace/Puck/blob/main/src/Puck.World... "Shipped" is a bit strong in my case, but I think this counts as something that isn't mere slop.
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by kittoes 3mo ago
As a kid who grew up absolutely loving their GameCube, this is a perfect computer to me. Yes, I already built my own LAN cube ~2 years ago that fits in my carry-on and is significantly more powerful for a comparable price point... but the S
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by kittoes 3mo ago
The community did themselves no favors. I personally don't have any issues whatsoever dealing with it, but the overwhelming majority of my coworkers over the past decade haven't ever asked a single question. They saw how others we
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by kittoes 3mo ago
Yeah, that's what bit me. Even Anthropic's own documentation seems to indicate that Fable is not all that great as your go to model for tasks. What it seems to excel at is a sort of leadership role because it proactively keeps all
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by kittoes 3mo ago
Did you explicitly tell it to use Sonnet or Opus subagents and stick at or below high effort? Asking because such practices make a huge difference in the quality of output and the amount of tokens burned. I used one of my accounts to explor
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by kittoes 3mo ago
Not the OP, but I had Fable orchestrate this project. https://github.com/ByteTerrace/Puck It has required constant hand holding, and there was the outage to deal with, but I can't argue with the end results. A ful
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by kittoes 3mo ago
I don't believe that's what they were saying at all though. The claim appears to be that it's near lossless relative to their own baseline that uses float. Which I'd grant, since a 32x storage reduction for 0.61% loss in
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by kittoes 5mo ago
Is that really a concern though in the same way API keys are? Since when do OAuth clients store refresh tokens in areas that LLMs regularly scan? API keys are truly passwords, while refresh tokens are exchanged for a password. Sure, a leak
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by kittoes 5mo ago
This can be done in Azure using Entra (OAuth). I don't have API keys, or passwords of any kind, anywhere in the stack. Infrastructure - https://dev.azure.com/byteterrace/Koholint/_git/Azure.Resour... Ser
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by kittoes 5mo ago
Interesting that you focus on John Oliver's bit considering that it came up in the context of JD Vance doubling down on the whole "they're eating the cats and dogs thing". https://youtu.be/NtRPLCso0Sw?t=1
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by kittoes 5mo ago
I simply cannot recommend a Pinecil + compatible 20A battery pack enough. Not being tied to a socket is amazing and the device is good to go in literally seconds!
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by kittoes 8mo ago
Nebula is actually quite a decent alternative/supplement to YouTube and worth the subscription IMHO.
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by kittoes 10mo ago
https://dev.azure.com/byteterrace/Koholint/_git/Azure.Resour... How close do you think this is? Deploys everything but the actual backend/frontend code.
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by kittoes 10mo ago
This just can't be your answer to everything... the article clearly stated that they're developing a client application for browsers. Rust advocates like yourself are really doing more harm than good by ignoring real world constra
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by kittoes 1y ago
Chords and arpeggios apply to typing as well, is how stenographers type so fast.
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by kittoes 1y ago
Don't so easily dismiss the opinions of others. For certain individuals it is indeed the hardest game they've ever played. I've cleared Steelsoul 100% in the OG Hollow Knight and would argue that Silksong is definitely the mo
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by kittoes 1y ago
Cut the crap, 'cause you don't actually care. It's blatantly obvious that you're either pulling off a weak troll or are willfully ignorant.
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by kittoes 1y ago
I just found out about these last week and haven't received the hardware yet, so I can't give you real numbers. That said, one can probably expect at least a 10-30% penalty when the cards need to communicate with one another. Othe
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by kittoes 1y ago
https://www.amd.com/en/products/accelerators/radeon-pro/amd-... Is more approachable than one might think, as you can currently find two of these for less than 1,000 USD.
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by kittoes 1y ago
I made no such claim, merely pointed out the absurdity of focusing so much on Chicago while completely ignoring other places like Dayton. How come you're flat out ignoring the TWENTY other cities with a higher murder rate? It's co
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by kittoes 1y ago
This just isn't true... none of the available data backs up these claims. Go back 10, 20, even 30 years and the trend has only lowered. Crime peaked in the early nineties and even the COVID spike didn't come close to that peak. If
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by kittoes 1y ago
Yet it isn't even in the top 20 cities for murder, nor the top 50 for overall crime. The only reason so many are focusing specifically on Chicago is because their cult leader told them to.
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by kittoes 1y ago
Blame Microsoft Research, as the link came directly from them: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/project/uncertainty... . I don't think they ever really took the project past the initial paper&#x2F
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by kittoes 1y ago
https://github.com/klipto/uncertainty
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by kittoes 1y ago
https://epochalypse-project.org/
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by kittoes 1y ago
Unless you're supremely lucky, this kind of stuff is a hobby. One wishes that weren't the case, but capitalism is what it is... I'd encourage you to generally ignore whether something has direct value or not because that&#x27
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by kittoes 1y ago
Really? Someone depending on UB in their software represents the downfall of Microsoft?! What a hot take...
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by kittoes 2y ago
I don't think we do? It's more that a bunch of companies already have their data in CSV format and aren't willing to invest any effort in moving to a new format. Doesn't matter how much one extolls all the benefits, they

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