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by npinsker 3y ago
The website isn't really my thing (maybe I'm weird, but I already know my favorite 3-4 episodes of every show I've watched) -- but the writeup is stellar and has just the right level of detail. Using LLMs to generate episode
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by npinsker 3y ago
Reading a few of the written summaries, I’m finding them lacking. They often elide or even misstate important details and definitions; and the things the author focuses on are sometimes odd and make me think they aren’t able to understand t
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by npinsker 3y ago
But there’s a difference between “impressive” and “100B impressive”, no? It’s not clear how big the market will be (depends on tech advances) and how much of it they can retain.
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by npinsker 3y ago
By its nature, that site isn't very representative of how the models perform in real-world use.
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by npinsker 3y ago
Their moat is massive for mobile apps. For PC + console, I think their clock is ticking. Godot has many disadvantages (fewer features, large performance problems, asset store, poor UI) but they'll eventually fix them and perhaps become
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by npinsker 3y ago
I don't get that at all. It seems like a very diplomatic note, expertly phrased; calling out "the process and communications around Sam’s removal" placates both parties without implicating the board too directly.
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by npinsker 3y ago
Is it Manufactoria? ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5tU33d3U1k&t=90s )
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How I did not leave my job, made a game in 9 years, and what I learned(old.reddit.com)
1 points by npinsker 3y ago|0 comments
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by npinsker 3y ago
Don’t want to distract from your point, but I’d say Sokpop’s Stacklands was a huge hit!
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by npinsker 3y ago
Off-topic a bit, but I've been curious about a 2D pathfinding problem for a while that this site doesn't seem to tackle despite having lots of articles on the subject. Is there an algorithm out there for finding "enclaves&quo
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by npinsker 3y ago
It's been done recently! It's a bit better than (but competitive with) top players. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts5lPDV--cU
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by npinsker 3y ago
I think there's little way around the model itself being very bizarre? Unity asserts they'll be able to reliably track a number of installs that accounts for trolls, multiple downloads, and also carves out exemptions for charity,
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Unity issues statement clarifying their policy(twitter.com)
2 points by npinsker 3y ago|3 comments
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Time's 100 Most Influential People in AI(time.com)
6 points by npinsker 3y ago|1 comments
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by npinsker 3y ago
That clone the author mentions in passing is pretty sad. They didn’t even try to change the items or anything about the game to make it their own — literally everything except graphics seems to be lifted directly from the original. Then the
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by npinsker 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230814070005/https://www.nytim...
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by npinsker 3y ago
I’m pretty sure of the opposite. Even for your minimal example, the translations seem very suspect (what’s the word for “working” in Vorin?).
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by npinsker 3y ago
No; that’s exactly how I read it
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by npinsker 3y ago
Won 12 games in a row with no losses. Usually I win in one exchange by asking a question that exploits AI's weaknesses, e.g. about a current event or (especially) profanity.
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by npinsker 4y ago
A few things I personally don't like: - Use of space: GitLab has more empty space across the site. Elements have a bit too much padding for my tastes and are spaced a bit too far apart. Valuable screen space (top center) contains a lot
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by npinsker 4y ago
I appreciated the specific word choice there; 'disgusting' implies a strong, visceral reaction, as if to say GitLab's work is so far from the author's taste that it blocks them from considering the product, and didn&#x27
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by npinsker 4y ago
There's nothing wrong with Bard's schedule. Overall I'd prefer it to ChatGPT's (Tokyo is endless, and splitting it up into two chunks is smart). I appreciate also that Bard is much more decisive in recommending specific
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by npinsker 4y ago
Sichuan cooking: Chef Wang ( https://www.youtube.com/@chefwang ) Seafood: Kimagure Cook ( https://www.youtube.com/@kimagurecook ) Asian (mostly Chinese) film analysis: Accented Cinema ( https://www.yo
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by npinsker 4y ago
This is a wonderful post, thank you :) I haven’t lived in Japan for an extended period, but it tracks with my experience exactly — particularly the bit about food, where I’ve had very limited success with scoring-based sites like tabelog an
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by npinsker 4y ago
I don't want to downplay how amazing this chatbot is! -- but this answer is also wrong in the same fashion as other answers: the conclusion does not follow from the explanation's chain of reasoning.
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by npinsker 4y ago
One of the worst posts I've ever read from Scott, this reads as shockingly tone-deaf and blithely optimistic. He totally ignores the actual events that transpired and instead focuses on Sam's purported ideals, probably because Sco
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by npinsker 4y ago
You're definitely right for most people, but even 10-20ms is noticeable by experienced players and can be very impactful at pro-level -- e.g. some high-level LoL players feel 35ms ping is unacceptably high for competitive play: https:
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by npinsker 4y ago
To me, the animation in Ghibli movies feels lush and alive in a way that’s rare in the (seemingly) difficult, very cost-sensitive world of animation. Ebert’s review is wonderful; I also enjoyed this video, which touches on some of the same
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by npinsker 4y ago
Plenty of people don't know how to cook and do fine. But cooking has big advantages -- it's cheaper, and you can make it just how you like it. Maybe everywhere's closed. There might be some slight advantages to cursive (e.g.
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by npinsker 4y ago
I think this was very likely the case. It has the feel of a magic trick —- intentionally drawing your attention to one particular point so you don’t see what they don’t want you to.

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