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by netruk44 3y ago
My problem with Unarchiver, Keka, and most other "decompression apps" available on MacOS is that none of them offer any kind of browsing functionality or the ability to select specific files to extract from your archive. They seem
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by netruk44 3y ago
Tangentially related, I’ve noticed on the google search console that they aren’t crawling or indexing my personal blog at all, basically. I have to manually request indexing in order for my months old blog posts to show up on Google. I went
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by netruk44 3y ago
I don't like to put current projects on my profile because I jump to new ones fairly regularly, it would get out of date quickly. I'll go and put a link to my personal site on there, though. You can see the project here: https:&#
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by netruk44 3y ago
Yes, I agree. This is something I implemented in my project UI (a “more like this game” button, and the ability to specify a Steam appid for using as the query). It works if there actually is a game out there you want similar games to, but
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by netruk44 3y ago
Very interesting! Coincidentally, I just released my own semantic search engine personal project for Steam games in December. It’s interesting to compare notes and implementation details. I have many of the same notes and faced very similar
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by netruk44 3y ago
This is what I do. Though I will admit, I don’t receive much traffic to my blog at all (obviously). So it’s discouraging in just a slightly different way haha. I think I (and perhaps OP) might prefer it that way though.
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by netruk44 3y ago
The Godot FAQ [0] has a response to that. It seems like they tried to do Python, but it was too hard to embed. The FAQ goes into more detail about the specifics of what they needed in a language. [0]: https://docs.godotengine.org
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by netruk44 3y ago
At a high level: It's an article observing how GPT-J token embeddings are positioned in 'embedding space', with some connections drawn to GPT 3. They then experiment with having GPT-J provide definitions for "nokens&quot
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by netruk44 3y ago
I thought I'd check with GPT-4 vision preview just to see what it could make of the character. Unfortunately, it couldn't figure it out. > The logographic character you're referring to appears to be a Chinese character, b
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by netruk44 3y ago
It looks like they’re using OpenPose [0] images fed to a special “pose guider” model. You can make them from just regular video. [0] https://github.com/CMU-Perceptual-Computing-Lab/openpose
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by netruk44 3y ago
The input poses appear to be generated from OpenPose [0], which uses regular images as input. With the creation of stable diffusion video, you could theoretically prompt it to make a video of what you wanted, then run it through OpenPose. B
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by netruk44 3y ago
I think it’s a bit soon to be integrating LLM’s into AAA releases. The current generation of consoles can’t run them locally, so the developers would have to run the models for the customers. Considering most game developers (including Rock
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by netruk44 3y ago
Bethesda has, in fact, taken issue with OpenMW in the past [0]. Bethesda at least had a specific reason for going after OpenMW, though. They’re okay with it now under “certain conditions” that I’m sure the OpenMW devs aren’t going to argue
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by netruk44 3y ago
The fact that all you need is a depth map of what you'd like to create makes me wonder if anyone's ever linked something like this up to a video game engine to make possibly the least visually pleasing and least accessible game ou
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by netruk44 3y ago
I found an 'old' (2016) reddit thread describing how auto tldr works, which doesn't suffer from hallucination (because it's only a statistical model that outputs original sentences from the text): https://old.
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by netruk44 3y ago
This looks useful, thanks! I’ve attempted to follow my blog from Mastodon, but so far no posts have popped up yet. I know it can take a while, though. I’ll check back tomorrow. It would be great if I didn’t have to write and maintain someth
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by netruk44 3y ago
This got me looking into what it would take to start publishing my own static file GitHub Pages-based blog using ActivityPub. It's something I've wanted to look into for a while. It looks like at the very least ActivityPub require
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by netruk44 3y ago
I don't think copying and pasting from stack overflow then fudging things until it works is always quite the same thing as using an LLM to help write code. I've just spent the month of August learning to use Godot 4.0 with C#. Res
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by netruk44 3y ago
When it comes to programming, when an LLM hallucinates something in an area I'm not familiar with, it's usually very obvious that it is not correct because it just does not work at all. For me, programming hallucinations have neve
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by netruk44 3y ago
You can see the list of things the moderation endpoint scans for in the OpenAI documentation: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/moderation/overview I'm unsure of what the "GPT-4 powered modera
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by netruk44 3y ago
In addition to their missteps regarding being flat-out wrong in their technical reviews, one of LTT's recent employees has recently come out about why she left and it has made clear to me just how abhorrent LTT's behavior has beco
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by netruk44 3y ago
I’m not OP, but to me an example would be the DAN meme that was (is?) popular. The “Do Anything Now” network that got ChatGPT to break character a bit.
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by netruk44 3y ago
The comment for the option in the Gitea config file says that service workers were used to cache frontend assets. However, the PR that disabled it by default noted that enabling service workers caused JS errors after Gitea instance upgrades
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by netruk44 3y ago
It's slightly more than the missed revenue from the failed shakedown. An empty seat is a seat that could have been sold to someone who paid full price. If you hadn't checked in for the flight you weren't intending to take, th
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by netruk44 3y ago
You can train or fine-tune a model to do basically anything so long as you have the training dataset to exemplify whatever it is you want it to be doing. That's one of hard parts of AI training, gathering a good dataset. If there exist
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by netruk44 3y ago
As a hobby project, I'm adding AI text generation to the OpenMW NPC's. I'm trying to figure out how this would work for a 'real' project without having to develop an entire game first. I would definitely not be able
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by netruk44 3y ago
In terms of being part of a test suite, I think determinism > creativity in the response. But I would agree there's probably rough edges there, it's possible that some prompts never perform well with temperature set to 0.
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by netruk44 3y ago
> If you expect the models you use to change at all, it’s important to unit-test all your prompts using evaluation examples. It's mentioned earlier in the article, but I'd like to emphasize that if you go down this route that y
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by netruk44 3y ago
The idea you’re talking about is called “human exceptionalism”. It’s the idea that humans are in some way unique when it comes to being, thinking, and feeling.
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by netruk44 3y ago
I was working at Microsoft when Windows Phones were a thing. They gave everyone on the team a very cheap phone with the expectation that we were to dogfood the latest phone OS on it. They tracked our usage hours to make sure we were using t

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