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by paradite 4y ago
I'm building mobile games where you can use AI and machine learning to solve different puzzles. It has some fans among teenagers: https://ai-simulator.com/
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by paradite 4y ago
I asked about how to implement categorical distribution in tf.js, it is still hallucinating and giving me libraries and modules that don't exist (while pulling references from tensorflow), just like ChatGPT. Even after correcting, it i
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by paradite 4y ago
Looks like we are back to the rule-based systems in the AI cycle. This time using ML as foundation.
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by paradite 4y ago
> but ChatGPT is congenitally incapable of determining that answering a question requires more information that was provided in the prompt and that clarification is needed. What's stopping the ChatGPT heuristic / model from det
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by paradite 4y ago
No. Video and photos (in their original forms) do not show untrue things. They show the "first-hand fact" in a particular time and space. What can happen is people misinterpret these "first-hand facts" with assumptions a
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by paradite 4y ago
Funny enough, I used to work on a project that requires publishing a new npm package for each major Xcode version (precompiled swift library). I was doing incremental suffixes for some time until npm blocked our releases after a few version
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by paradite 4y ago
I finished my CS degree in a top CS university in terms of ranking. I never took any database modules, I am entirely self-taught on SQL and MongoDB through some side projects. I never took any concurrent programming courses (not interested)
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by paradite 4y ago
Reminds me of the article Taking a “War of Words” Too Literally, (March, 1998), Washington Post I've reproduced it on my blog: https://paradite.com/2014/01/23/good-articletaking-a-war-of-...
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by paradite 4y ago
I vaguely remember reading this story somewhere else.
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by paradite 4y ago
It's funny that I'm currently going in the completely opposite direction of using JavaScript to build AI apps (with tensorflow.js). I'm a frontend dev of course. I think using one language for everything does have the benefit
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by paradite 4y ago
Yes it's ironic. I have seen DAOs collecting information or doing event sign ups with Google Docs. It's as if they didn't know what DAO stands for. I stay away from people who don't practice what they preach.
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by paradite 4y ago
I didn't make it available on web because it would be hard to monetize it (happy to be corrected if I'm wrong on this). I'm working as an indie game dev full-time so making money is high on priorities.
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by paradite 4y ago
It is already there, just not this particular implementation (or maybe it is?). You can run PPO or DQN right now on the Open AI Gym implementation using Stable-Baselines3: https://stable-baselines3.readthedocs.io/en/mas
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by paradite 4y ago
Well to be honest it is just a marketing term I am using to try to get some attention. In a way what I am building is a "general AI engine" that is capable of taking in an arbitrary game and play it, which is somewhat conceptually
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by paradite 4y ago
Lunar lander is a one of the problems in Open AI Gym, where you test AI against standard set of problems: https://www.gymlibrary.dev/environments/box2d/lunar_lander/ Then you have stable baselines which imple
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by paradite 4y ago
I'm using React Native to build mobile games, and I am pleasantly surprised I can just write my own state management and update logic (hack around states and props) to walk around a lot of issues and get good performance.
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Show HN: AI Simulator: Block Puzzle – AI-driven puzzle game(ai-simulator.com)
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Ask HN: Font Size Changed on Mobile?
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2-Letter Commands(github.com)
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by paradite 4y ago
I've been using Tensorflow.js for cross platform mobile app development together with React Native, and the experience is quite nice. I wonder if there are better alternatives than tfjs for cross-platform mobile apps.
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by paradite 4y ago
Oh no. I think I didn't save the sources. Gonna have to find them again.
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by paradite 4y ago
Yeah it is quite similar. I will add this. However, chendian lacks the "filtering" aspect of distilling.
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by paradite 4y ago
Yeah good one. I think I actually had "points" originally but removed them for some reason. Maybe they make more sense as an individual word, but not in a phrase (burying points)? Will have to think about it further.
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by paradite 4y ago
This is not good for nuanced Chinese tech terms, which rarely appears on Wikipedia. I tried a few terms that I have written about [1], but no relevant results showed up. https://16x.engineer/2022/10/18/chinese
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by paradite 4y ago
I use Expo everyday. Expo is more like a supercharged React Native + SaaS. This is apparently also built with React Native but somehow does not expose RN to user (didn't look into docs too much)?
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by paradite 4y ago
Is this a new DSL reinventing WeChat's Mini Apps / Mini Programs? https://web.dev/mini-apps/ https://github.com/apelegri/wechat-mini-program-wiki https://developers.weixin.qq.
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by paradite 4y ago
Does Facebook/Meta still use Phabricator internally?
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by paradite 4y ago
I'm afraid I'm too young to understand that reference or context around chatrooms. Anyway, the Discord server is purely for business and professional purposes. And I use the same username everywhere including Discord, so it's
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by paradite 4y ago
I recently started my own Discord server and had my first experience in content moderation. The demographics is mostly teenagers. Some have mental health issues. It was the hardest thing ever. In first incident I chose to ignore a certain u
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by paradite 4y ago
JavaScript is functional if you write in functional. There's nothing stopping you from writing pure functional code in JavaScript or TypeScript.

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