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knollimar
5mo ago
768GB seems oddly specific for Kimi
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5mo ago
A dog talking is impressive but you can't build a SaaS around it as if it's a genius. The dog's words aren't the impressive part here
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5mo ago
I swear I read a joke that "what if we named chatgpt 5.5 Fable. Could we hype it as much as mythos?" Last week!
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knollimar
5mo ago
Yeah the movement muddies the two things together, presumably to avoid adding token multiplayer modes to prevent skirting by bad actors. Single player ones are a no brainer.
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5mo ago
The second part is, yeah. I'm more annoyed with the whole concept and was using that as evidence of its reliability, and also about how we're willing to sacrifice time without thinking about tradesoffs when it comes to "more
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5mo ago
They didn't even give you all of bluetooth. Not sure they'll let you do this
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5mo ago
Id rather the people being irresponsible with their files lose them than me randomly. My IT even set up my downloads folder to sync... my job involves downloading 4gb files and throwing them away after I run a script on them frequently...
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5mo ago
One drive still dies though
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5mo ago
The SKG movement goes beyond that. 2031 isn't an option for them. The movement just says a bunch of stuff and expects the important nitty grotty to be figured out, but that part is load bearing for many. Id support mandating notices.
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5mo ago
I don't think there's strong federal pressure in the U.S and Europe is likely bound by international agreement. This is a root problem, but you can't simply say "void copyright ownership" without crossing internatio
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5mo ago
It probably was sold with a disclaimer tbh. I wish we could target this specifically.
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5mo ago
Im saying they got years of enjoyment out if it and they probably didn't expect servers to actually stay up forever. It's not stealing in that sense. You're enshrining "devs can't sell a 1 time payment license to a
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5mo ago
Yeah I understand it's unworkable; I don't think it's a serious suggestion. It is the cwtegory I want to target. I personally would just put like a $200k sales carveout and that would make me happy.
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5mo ago
Not every game has a server architecture like that. There's been a Renaissance of indie multuplayer due to good libraries and third party dependencies. Pretending that not doing that is bad design would have a chilling effect on novel
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5mo ago
California AB1921 notably doesn't match those opinions.
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5mo ago
Or they have an indie game theyre "making" and being forced to build an EOL plan for a game that will statistically be a flop is silly to them. I feel a carveout for total says, say $200k USD or less, would be reasonable. Otherwi
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5mo ago
6 years seems pretty reasonable to expect servers to be up. And wouldnt bankrupt every company giving prorata refunds based on that %
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5mo ago
It's hardly a whim if a game runs 15 years, they announce "our active playerbase is 60 people" and the game shuts down. I think we need to stop treating it as a dichotomy. There's an understanding it won't last fore
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5mo ago
Is TS bigger?
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5mo ago
a 3 or 9X leap if you listen to Fred Brooks
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knollimar
5mo ago
I mean you can likely use Opus 4.7. I barely notice a difference. 4.8 confabulates more for me
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5mo ago
They should know tech well by soph/junior year of high school or you do a disservice to them
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5mo ago
Does this extend to power generation then, too?
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5mo ago
Driving is a good time to decompress or hammock based engineer imo
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5mo ago
I think they have working memory but not short term memory. I suppose that's pedantic or anthropomorphizing but it feels like I felt tbh
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5mo ago
The context window is so flawed that I wouldn't consider it memory. It feels like notes about the situation rather than it being in memory. Memory has more "attention". I think that "it starts to fail" is load bea
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>"And there's no particular reason why this person X who you bonded with years ago in environment Y is going to be easier to learn with than some random person off the street now that you're in environment not-Y with a dif
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5mo ago
I was like this for a bit and you still have memories from like 30 seconds to minutes ago, but after that you have a cliff where you don't remember. I don't think LLMs structurally even get the 30 seconds part. It's literall
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5mo ago
Like what? I read it and don't see workabke carveouts.
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Ab1921 in california doesn't propose this. Its either an offline copy, a copy that works without servers, or 100% refund. Basically patch or refund. I can't wait to see "you haven't met your patch obligations" on
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