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by natly 4y ago
Yeah that's a part of twitter I don't interact with. It's so cringy and obvious when people spew marketing advice like this and then turn around and act like your friend. As if their ulterior motive can't be deduced from
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by natly 4y ago
Listen, that works in engineering but I know people who try this all the time in more replacable occupations and it just gets shut down.
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by natly 4y ago
On that note, the main page https://millionjs.org/ is weirdly janky/slow when scrolling. Doesn't make sense to me since there's barely much on it.
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by natly 4y ago
I agree, but since this question is about 10 years from now I can totally see how it might get like way way better within that time.
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by natly 4y ago
Then they'll be A/B tested and possibly even without human moderation since you can filter bad content by just checking with CLIP what it contains.
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by natly 4y ago
It literally is
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by natly 4y ago
These things really are out of the bag at this point. Google and OpenAI won't release their checkpoint but it's really just a matter of time (not long, just months probably) before some random group of people with enough patience
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by natly 4y ago
I totally get this argument. The only counter argument I'd put forward is that once you've set up that boilerplace once (which you've now figured out), abstracting that into a little library file of your own that you understa
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by natly 4y ago
This is way more intricate than it needs to be. Game coders have all these old ideas floating around like quad trees and aabb collision detection which has gotten a lot of improvements over the years (a lot of which is just conceptual impro
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by natly 4y ago
People anthropomorphizing AI and me not having any control over the sense making madness that these advancements could grow into scares me almost as much if not more than any real AGI invention.
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by natly 4y ago
I'm not mrdoob.
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GitHub Skyline(skyline.github.com)
2 points by natly 4y ago|2 comments
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by natly 4y ago
They're not really wrong. Imagine the vast vast amount of energy that'd be required to power the worlds compute using 90s hardware.
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by natly 4y ago
There was a cool tweet using this on that note a bit ago: https://twitter.com/MrmoTarius/status/1527281714371866626
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by natly 4y ago
I really wanted to play with it but never did because I had to buy a whole thing (that I might only use once and there wasn't many people developing for). With it being available on the web (without a device) things might be different
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by natly 4y ago
I wish more people experimented with hand input since this has essentially been solved in recent years due to advancements in computer vision: https://mediapipe.dev/ . Yeah it might be awkward to ask the user to activate the
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by natly 4y ago
To be blunt about it I feel like that's a battle he could have stepped into but was too cowardly to do so. Now he's expressing remorse in hindsight about not doing so but that doesn't earn my respect.
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by natly 4y ago
Probably a decade or two premature but can't hurt to hedge the bets (there's definitely opportunity to make software that makes fpga and asic compilation from higher level languages easier though - only reason it's not happen
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by natly 4y ago
It'll be exciting if the clock cycles keep stalling like they've basically been doing in the last few years and we end up having to learn and do things at this level again to squeeze out what we want happen out of a long-term fixe
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by natly 4y ago
He said he think trump should have been let back on the platform (I'm agnostic on the matter) but he's had a year to take that action and hasn't. Point is that he's expressed remorse about several things that he easily c
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by natly 4y ago
Kind of crazy how fast this guys' reputation has been cleaned up despite being the main cause for the mess that twitter has been up until when paraga took over only a few months ago.
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Tell HN: Notch's forgotten game Cliffhorse.com has made $100k
1 points by natly 4y ago|0 comments
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by natly 4y ago
Factorio but like age of empires (i.e. resource gathering with humans instead of machines and an infinite playing field and no RTS component - just infinite empire building).
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by natly 4y ago
Wasn't he a long distance runner. I wonder if he wore it then too.
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Ask HN: Has the 'hackerne.ws' domain been especially unstable lately?
2 points by natly 4y ago|2 comments
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by natly 4y ago
Games
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by natly 4y ago
I wish I hadn't bought into the functional programming cult so hard as a younger programmer. I thought it was the future and sacraficed learning and gaining mastery of OOP for that when OOP is a much more widely used and honestly now i
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by natly 4y ago
For the very skilled yes. But a lot of low skilled artists of content creators will have the rugs pulled out from under them. (And how will we ever get high skilled artists trained in the future if they can't make a living from their l
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by natly 4y ago
This is my theory as well. There'll be a short period where some of us at the forefront will enrich themselves by flooding the internet with imagery never seen before. That'll be a bubble where people think "abundance" h
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by natly 4y ago
I don't buy the ethics but I do buy the obvious PR nightmare that would inevitably happen if journalists could play with this and immediately publish their findings of "racist imagery generated by googles AI". That's all

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