spxneo

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by spxneo 3y ago
whew game engine running on WASM + WebGPU would finally be what it takes to power browser based AAA titles. We shouldn't have to download executables via garden walled ecosystems that take a huge chunk of devs revenues
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by spxneo 3y ago
yeah i always feel like these subreddits are off like its an echo chamber for jaded gaijins who can't handle seeing happy gaijins glad to hear so many ppl having a complete opposite time
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by spxneo 3y ago
I do not. But I have been musically inclined in the past. Just wish I had more free days to get back into virtuoso
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by spxneo 3y ago
the voicemails are genuinely wholesome and theme of the 90s, i cracked up at the hot pockets one some more details about stack and implementation would be great too curious how this was built
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by spxneo 3y ago
You have to tradeoff between privacy, automation and cost. The scenario you described is tough to solve because of edge cases sort of like FSD. If you want that work done then its cheaper to hire a maid. It would be nice to have complete pr
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by spxneo 3y ago
i just want a DIY robot arm (6DOF preferred) that can give me massages? is there a community around this?
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by spxneo 3y ago
what are the advantages of using Cloudflare db over supabase? So far im loving supabase but wasn't aware CF products have increased drastically Rows read 5 million / day First 25 billion / month included + $0.001 / milli
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by spxneo 3y ago
what is the maximum length a worker can run for? curious how this compares to AWS Lambda? or is it something completely different?
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by spxneo 3y ago
Same experience its fascinating how much marketing impacts developer minds.
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by spxneo 3y ago
Soft Arbitrage ( https://softarbitrage.com ) | CFO, CTO | Seattle, Kirkland | Remote Soft Arbitrage is at the forefront of redefining software procurement and distribution, utilizing an innovative arbitrage strategy to bridge the
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by spxneo 3y ago
he was bragging about how he was going to come to south korea and claiming he was Yamaguchigumi local yakuzas threatened him on X and he changed his tune went to Israel smh https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQpwl2FQREE
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by spxneo 3y ago
i definitely have hyperphantasia. as a young lad i used to sit at my desk for hours just day dreaming. it was like being addicted to the movies i created in my head. as a result i never forget a face. in fact one time a person mistook me fo
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by spxneo 3y ago
i call it post-Johnny Somali Japan that dude single handedly ruined it for all streamers and content makers in Japan not to mention the public perception of blacks but foreigners in general have taken a major hit
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by spxneo 3y ago
Lately Japan just does not seem like it used to be. The flood of gaijins have totally turned off the public as wages stagnate while inflation drives cost of goods. Just looking at some of the subreddits around living in Japan, the desperati
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by spxneo 3y ago
AI startups are funded by VCs funded by LPs long on Nvidia while simultaneously short on the foudners.
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by spxneo 3y ago
he only talks about his experience through his rehabilitation in the first chapter the rest of the book he draws from real world examples from other industries and history to illustrate the specific point. i think they are very practical as
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by spxneo 3y ago
Is there no way to share that "memory" across chats? or are we at the mercy of hosted models?
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by spxneo 3y ago
yeah pretty much thats where all my quotes are from i recommend this book to everyone i meet it is life changing
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by spxneo 3y ago
The best way to build a positive habit is to make it not painful and easy. Heres my advice: If 4-5 times a week is not sustainable then make it 100x less (whatever point you feel is not painful). If you used to run 50km a week, try 500m eac
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by spxneo 3y ago
addicted to smartphones? leave it behind when you go to study at the library and you have no choice but to study. you are not hitting the gyms for the 10 years you been telling people? subscribe to a local gym on the way to or back from wor
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Gary Marcus on generative AI grift(twitter.com)
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by spxneo 3y ago
If you feel stuck it means you need new habits because the old ones are not serving you well! Program your environment, set up commitment devices to lock in your future behaviour that is positive and effortless. Do not ever set goals, they
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by spxneo 3y ago
you know these driveby comments writing a bit of contextually relevant bit that always ends with a me-too link are getting tiring. To the point where I see it here, I begin to suspect things aren't going well in your other sales/m
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by spxneo 3y ago
I'm also noting this but could be because its Sunday? or was GP implying lot of people are gettin funded to build agents in a thread where the consensus is they dont work well enough for people to pay for
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by spxneo 3y ago
but aren't current gen 0 shots gated and throttled? or has things changed for azure openai
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so how would you go about improving that?
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by spxneo 3y ago
right now the expected future cashflow from whoever "wins" is infinite justifying astronomical amount of capital expenditure. ex) Microsoft's $100 billion supercomputer Sometimes I get they are already sitting on some ground
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by spxneo 3y ago
50 comments so far with 4 about non-agent codegen and rest confirming OPs observations. I'm seeing also an explosion in the number of comments advertising their AI tool on anything remotely related to AI topics. Makes me think we are h
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by spxneo 3y ago
what makes it slow? is it because they throttle your api key?
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by spxneo 3y ago
Extrapolating on your legal comment, copyright is the current issue. Right now the USCO says if you use a large model that used copyrighted material to train it, you cannot copyright the generated art. This applies to not just art but might

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