mikhmha

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by mikhmha 2y ago
DONT get me wrong. What you're saying I actually support. If this allows that company to have quality staff I'm all for it. The less time we both spend on each other the better. So just offer async processing.
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by mikhmha 2y ago
Recently I saw the process of filling for 2 insurance claims through 2 different entities. First one used a great ai voice agent that does the process of filtering your query. it understood me perfectly. But then I still had to wait in lin
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by mikhmha 2y ago
I feel the exact same way. I have felt 0 need to use an LLM in my current workflow. If I could explain concisely what my problem is in English - then I would already know the answer. In that case why would I be asking AI the question. And I
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by mikhmha 2y ago
You could also use these techniques as steering behaviors for a group of autonomous agents? Each agent is a point on the segment. It'd be like a team doing a dragon or lion dance.
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by mikhmha 2y ago
I've thought about this idea a lot. It seems like the idea we have of the centralized empires of the past is mostly based on movies and fiction - and maybe from the actions of the last remaining empires in the 19-20th century. I think
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by mikhmha 2y ago
I think its worth spending more time in it. I've been working on an MMO in Elixir and I find myself coming back to rework/expand earlier subsystems and expecting to dread understanding WTF is going on but that has not been the cas
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by mikhmha 2y ago
I should clarify. When I mean self host it’s for public facing applications that generate revenue. It involves some transaction in currency?value? between the user. Once money is involved you become a target. I don’t want anything that cou
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by mikhmha 2y ago
Yeah this is what keeps me away from self-hosting public facing stuff. To me its like opening a new pipe into your home that is open to the whole world. And I'm too carefree to get the settings down right. So I avoid it all with comple
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by mikhmha 2y ago
I'm using flow field pathing in the MMO game I'm making. It was surprisingly easy and intuitive to implement! And you can have huge gains if you cache paths to target cells and re-use them across different agents. Its kind of craz
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by mikhmha 2y ago
No blog unfortunately, the notes are all on paper. I have github page for the game where I ramble a bit: https://github.com/mikhmha/SWARMMO But I'm planning to release the game for testing next month! Its a browse
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by mikhmha 2y ago
Interesting read! If I had not picked Elixir + Godot for the multiplayer game I'm making, then I would've gone with Rust for the whole thing. The old naive version of me would've tried doing it in C++ + Unreal but I knew bett
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Wow, same thing for me as well. It was very effective because it was like OK I know for sure I'm in a state of anxiousness right now because I just consumed something mind-altering - there is no ambiguity to it. So then you roll with i
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by mikhmha 3y ago
I began to notice this phenomenon on internet discussions/forums tied to mental health, physical health, and drugs (illiegal and legal). The discussions themselves attract anxious people who are using the internet to validate and reass
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by mikhmha 3y ago
I think the future is some BEAM-like VM abstraction for cloud environments. I worked at a 100% AWS serverless place and the current tooling is terrible. Now I'm working in Elixir and it offers so many of the tools I wish I had when wo
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Yup me too. Just got out of working at a B2B SaaS that was 100% AWS serverless - Lambda, S3, dynamoDB and all that. I worked there for 3 years! When I started 3 years ago - the owners touted the benefits of all of it. And I agree its not al
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by mikhmha 3y ago
I've been working on a multiplayer (MMO-ish) game. Currently at the point where most of the core stuff is in place and now I'm implementing the A.I. Recently there have been some great links posted on HN regarding Game A.I, and I&
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by mikhmha 3y ago
So when I looked into it last month - its true DataChannels would be the answer. But I couldn't find any "nice" abstraction in the language i'm using for it. like I just can't get some standalone WebRTCDataChannels
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Agreed. I really looked into if WebRTC would be possible for the game I'm trying to make but currently its not as easy as people make it out to be. fortunately - the communication channel is easily abstracted, so I wait for the day i f
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by mikhmha 3y ago
I've been working on a game since quitting my job. Having some of the most fun in my life doing this. I used to find making games very overwhelming. But some time ago I realized that you can make game mechanics out of anything! There a
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by mikhmha 3y ago
You read too much into my initial post. I would not have been so blunt if it wasn't to point out the great irony of public schooling and its inception coinciding with modern nation states. I pose the hyperbole question because I see th
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by mikhmha 3y ago
I say it so casually because I also find it disturbing. Don't worry, we share similar views. And yet, I went through public schooling, learned the "national" identity but I still retained my own unique identity and cultural p
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by mikhmha 3y ago
>Do you think we should do the same with adults? Many of these arguments are also used by proponents of military service. I'm well aware. There is an irony to the arguments I make, because I also detest the idea of forced erasure of
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Why are people in the US so against public schools? I am someone who did not really enjoy “school” and found it anxiety inducing but I still see the benefits of it. In public school you are forced to mingle with the people of your generatio
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by mikhmha 3y ago
I always see this line of reasoning online from hype consumers. The eternal victim complex. Its not fair that negative articles are being written about this humble startup/video-game merchant/crypto exchange - must be a coordinate
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Really? I think the untrustworthiness of the CEO and their tendency to embellish facts around their background is a massive red flag. These have been reported on multiple times the past few months. Why lie about having a masters degree or
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by mikhmha 3y ago
You see this type of stuff enough it’s all the same. People are what drive the hype and what motivates people to lie, cheat, etc is the same no matter where you go or what year it is. Or maybe it’s because I’ve been burned enough times by
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Yes it’s similar for me. It’s strange because before I used to get very anxious when stoned and it was a generally unpleasant time. But then I spent one year at home getting stoned and playing competitive video game Dota 2. And doing that s
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Crypto guys were saying the exact same thing last year too. What changed? I kept hearing how there was all these projects underway and how I could switch jobs into crypto and make way more money. Now you’re saying this year is the year? n+1
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Can we stop making analogies like this. It’s so bizarre. The circumstances around each invention are completely different. To always reference the conditions of some past technology is to be stuck in this bizarre form of thinking. A few day
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by mikhmha 3y ago
Strangely enough the research shows that nicotine has a positive affect on treating schizophrenia symptoms.

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