soundworlds

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by soundworlds 5d ago
I noticed my YouTube recommended searches seeming to change based on what Claude has just recommended me the other day. I do wonder how much of this data is being shared between the companies.
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by soundworlds 6d ago
I this is part of a larger issue of our economics rewarding immediate results, but not good process. Basically, as long as this is the mechanism by which people earn money to stay alive, the world will always be optimized towards results.
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by soundworlds 7d ago
For me the tell for AI-generated-anything is too much detail Like, it just throws everything in there, because it doesn't have the same friction that humans do.
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by soundworlds 8d ago
Blocked the a few attempts I tried, usually by changing the amount of fencing: - Let the player jump over walls - Let the player teleport the flag to them - Make the world 3D Interesting, I shall have to try this on other software!
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by soundworlds 10d ago
Yeah I was skeptical about AI until I learned (through hands on testing) that an AI can fail 9 times and get it right on the 10th time - in like 1/10th of the time it takes a human to get it right. It's all in the iteration.
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World AI Cooperation Organization(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by soundworlds 11d ago|1 comments
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by soundworlds 11d ago
Turns out geopolitical coordination around AI already exists. It's just not American
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by soundworlds 11d ago
Related: I've started getting my agents to create and use a KANBAN.md as a source of truth for software projects. It's turning out excellent for agent handover, and tracking design decisions all in a single place.
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by soundworlds 11d ago
Yeah fair point. I believe he truly has humanity's best interests at heart.. And yet he keeps speaking as though everyone still sees the US as the shining beacon of the world. That's simply not true anymore, and his messaging will
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by soundworlds 11d ago
> They have shown time and time again that they are not to be trusted, yet, the main ask is to trust us, only us. Exactly. For everyone outside the US, we see a tech industry that has spent 25 years moving fast and breaking things AND
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by soundworlds 11d ago
I was involved in this research a few years ago: https://metamiditoolkit.com/research-paper/ One of the things that struck me was that most people have an area of their workflow that they would be happy to hand off to
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by soundworlds 11d ago
Funny, I'm now finding my first thought with new hardware like this to be "how good is it at running AI models locally?"
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by soundworlds 11d ago
Yeap, those are the games that inspire me most!
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Show HN: A web based 4-channel Music Tracker(johnoestmannmusic.com)
5 points by soundworlds 12d ago|2 comments
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by soundworlds 13d ago
A large chunk of the population don't use Google to search anymore. They go straight for the GenAIs. That's got to be scaring a lot of managerial folks at Google.
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by soundworlds 13d ago
100% - the work came from the people, it should go back into the hands of the people. I also think if Anthropic and OpenAI had been releasing Open models along the way, people wouldn't be nearly as suspicious of them.
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by soundworlds 13d ago
Check out DeepSeek v4.1 Flash, just released, and I am enjoying it more than Claude. No one can run it locally.. Yet.. But give it a few years and I wouldn't be surprised if models of that capability were standard for programming lapt
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by soundworlds 13d ago
While I respect Dario taking responsibility here, this line disturbs me: "The US and other democratic governments attempt to coordinate with authoritarian governments" We all know he is talking about China, and I'm pretty sur
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by soundworlds 15d ago
Even if OpenAI didn't use their training data, they heard about one of their customers working on the problem of their career, and then undermined them. Does OpenAI just see this as fair game?
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by soundworlds 15d ago
Regardless, they started working on this problem after hearing that one of their customers was already working on it. It almost doesn't matter about the training data. This is the provider you are paying undermining your career.
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Ask HN: Where is your red line for an AI provider?
1 points by soundworlds 15d ago|0 comments
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by soundworlds 15d ago
We all just need that one friend in our group who will pay for it. Then the rest of us can play with it briefly until the novelty wears off.
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by soundworlds 15d ago
Yeah I'm pretty sure "load-bearing" is their watermark It sounds like a friend who's just learned a new word and wants to use it in every sentence
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by soundworlds 15d ago
Godot has that potential, and can export to web. Though I do suspect LLMs have just come and taken that spot.
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by soundworlds 15d ago
Totally! The web has felt like it has lost a lot of heart with the disappearance of Flash. The key part of Flash is it let people aren't steeped in web design make "technically bad" interactive web applications, which is one
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by soundworlds 16d ago
Can confirm, I had never heard of Navier-Stokes before this fiasco. And while I suspect OpenAI decided it was worth the risk for the public display of capability, this proves they are now directly competing against their own customers.
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by soundworlds 17d ago
The future I'm after involves Open models controlled by the people, not a few SC venture capitalists
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by soundworlds 17d ago
I think this is where people will have to let go of the ego of being the "sole author" of a solution for us to move into the next era of human flourishing.
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by soundworlds 22d ago
I think you may be underestimating how crucial a good User Interface is for widespread adoption of a product..
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by soundworlds 22d ago
Reporting back - project files are still huge. I suppose that is just a side effect of it bundling the audio directly into the project file. Just makes the files very hard to share with others online though..

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