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by kkukshtel 1y ago
They truly feel like a match made in heaven. Krasznahorkai's own writing is lovely and lyrical, and Tarr's interpretation of it projects the same ideas onto the films but also in a way that makes it stand distinct as a medium. I c
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
This is a nice overview but is also obviously content marketing for Lighthouse, which, fine. I use Feedly, and generally like it, but the issue with RSS has very little to do with reader front ends and largely to do with how a lot of people
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
This sounds like the sort of "norms" thing that a GOP-leaning state would abuse to circumvent SEC regulations by somehow declaring a state-owned exchange as some sort of SEZ to allow unregulated exchange between domestic and (prim
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
How long until disciples of Zitron realize that he is just feeding them sensationalist doomer slop in order to drive his own subscription business. Maybe never! I find he exhbits the same characteristics of things that drove people like red
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I got a golden ticket to the slop factory (thoughts on the Sora app)(kkukshtel.substack.com)
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
CaptureOne is the go to thing you want here. It's the best.
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
I built something mostly like this, albeit not self-hosted: https://mood.site The idea of it is - a simple website where, when you go to it, an album is auto-created for you without need for an account. You can upload images to
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
You should look at this Google paper (came out a few days ago): https://video-zero-shot.github.io/
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
This reminds me of this idea of "Minium Viable Airtable" that I think is apt: https://sirupsen.com/minimum-viable-airtable
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
One of the best news sites (still running) that I use frequently is http://68k.news/ - it's sort of like this minus the AI summary and info part of the article. It's just plain text web 1.0 page that uses some ran
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
As a small +1 — I built mood.site to be an easy way to share galleries of images with people. The idea being like "hey send me some photo inspiration for the party we're planning" and having a throwaway way to do that (kind o
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
I think it's funny how goblin mode this whole hack is. The memory scanner itself was clearly written by an LLM (using python??) and the way this person goes about hacking the game is very non-reverse engineer but instead someone equipp
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Casual Productivity with LLMs(kylekukshtel.com)
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
The OP comment itself is funny because Counter Strike itself still has a server browser lol.
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
Something that's really hitting me is something brought up in this piece: https://www.interconnects.ai/p/gpt-5-and-bending-the-arc-of-... When a model comes out, I usually think about it in terms of my own use. Th
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
You're sort of glossing over the part where this can now be leveraged as a cost-efficient agentic model that performs better than o3. Nobody used o3 for sw agent tasks due to costs and speed, and this now substantially seems to both im
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
You may be interested in reading something I wrote a while ago that's pretty dead on to what you're talking about there: https://kylekukshtel.com/game-design-mimetics
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
I don't _really_ mean it obviously but I think a key component of what makes something like GTA compelling is that fully modeled world you move around in. These things take what amounts to hundreds if not thousands of man years to crea
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
2 heavily resonates with me. Simon Wilson made the point early on that AI makes him more ambitious with his side projects, and I heavily agree. Suddenly lots of things that seemed more or less un-feasible are now not only do-able, but can a
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
I similarly am surprised at how fast they are progressing. I wrote this piece a few months ago about how I think steering world model output is the next realm of AAA gaming: https://kylekukshtel.com/diffusion-aaa-gamedev-doo
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
Everyone here missing some the main features of modern dotnet: cross-platform by default with the new runtime, CoreCLR (no more Mono). Additionally, blazingly fast, especially as they continue to use stronger memory-aware primitives like Sp
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
spot on
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
To yes, and this — I've started doing something similar on the command line with Claude Code that works incredibly well: claude -p "use ffmpeg to convert myvideo.mov into an h264 video suitable for youtube upload" --dangerous
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Diffusion Models are the next frontier of AAA Gamedev(kylekukshtel.com)
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
I've been drafting a blog post on this as well. My take is that programming langauges largely evolve around "human" ergonomics and solve for "humans writing the code", but that can result in code that is too abstrac
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
This post presupposes a bit of knowledge about C#/WASM and Native code linking in the C# ecosystem. I wrote a post a while back that could be a complement to this that does some more level setting about what's possible these days
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
I agree with a lot of this, and am similarily working on my own code-only C# game framework meant as a spiritual successfor to XNA/Monogame (using Sokol instead of SDL): https://zinc.graphics/ In OP's post as well
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
Modern .NET/C# is cross-platform by default (CoreCLR runtime). You don't need Mono anymore.
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Creating an AI 2027 Wargame with Gemini 2.5 and Claude Code(kylekukshtel.com)
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by kkukshtel 1y ago
Because I (the author) enjoy the experience of writing text a lot more than writing "function" over and over again. I see writing as a final step of the learning process, so I'm mostly writing for myself here as my own proof

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