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Some great commentary in here. I agree all games have loops, so the authors stance against them comes off as a bit confusing. I think what the author is getting at is when loops are obviosuly "felt" and feel canned. Strategy games
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IME the best approach is keeping prompts as narrow and constrained as possible. its better to structure your own methods etc in a DD, and have implementation details fleshed out under supervision, rather than letting the agent create 30 new
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6mo ago
WHAT are you doing, step-peers?!
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7mo ago
Maybe I overestimated how much was used here. I guess I'm so burned out by seeing it everywhere else, it's becoming hard to tell what's what. I understand AI is trained on human output but that doesn't mean we shouldn&#x
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8mo ago
Author was doing such a good write-up, until I saw repeated AI syntax "its not x, but y" and "a is b. b is c. and, c is the final thing in this series of short, punchy sentences". Really tired of this. Why is it so hard
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8mo ago
prudent use of 50k usd the comments can't even be real. "I can’t- this is amazing… and the funniest thing that ever happened. Reality is literally breaking rn" shit makes me want to go outside and fantasize about living in a
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9mo ago
Here's a better question, in line with your positioning... Is Palantir necessary to a "competent government" I think you know the answer to that.
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9mo ago
He answered your question perfectly now you're rolling your eyes at the concept of due process, which has little to do with the original conversation (why is Palantir bad?) Do you just like being contrarian?
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9mo ago
I'm so tired of this Idiocracy timeline. This doesn't even read like a real headline. Sometimes I think it's unfortunate that radical, violent, far left extremists apparently stopped existing, or are in hiding. Seems like the
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9mo ago
I absolutely can't deal with sync conflicts, they are confusing and infuriating. So I don't use any form of automatic cloud sync, anywhere. Once you accidentally overwrite a file with an older version open on another system, its h
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9mo ago
I created a jazz fusion supergroup in Suno capable of impossibly tight jamming. I believe the synth player has 8 arms. I'm not even selling it as an output of my own creativity - even though I partially feel like it was - but rather, i
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10mo ago
I'm somewhat of an AI-hater - maybe a bit more lukewarm about it than others - but I thought gaming (RPGs specifically) was a perfect use case for AI just because of dynamic dialogue.
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10mo ago
I ordered the wrong thing on doordash yesterday and the store manager called me to ask if i was sure i wanted a pizza with no toppings. good on her for not delivering me a plain crust nothing pizza. she even had it in the oven already just
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10mo ago
Diagnostic* (somehow accidentally typed dialogistic, which IS a real word). My OCD would not let me ignore this typo. (Just kidding - I self-diagnosed OCD)
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10mo ago
"You do it in your own post, attributing a defined, binary, thing as "I am somewhere on the spectrum" "You either have some quantity of illness or you don't." I'm not sure what kind of argument you are mak
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11mo ago
Anyone else think "Nano Banana" is an awful name? For some reason it really annoys me. It looks incredibly fancy, though.
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11mo ago
Yes, that actually makes perfect sense :) I suppose it was just a bit stronger than I imagined. I know that chemically, it's analogous, but it felt like MDMA.
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11mo ago
Is this confirmed? Source? I've always heard this, anecdotally, but I'm skeptical of the claim. I have every ADHD symptom, and have received 3 seperate diagnoses for it.. But Aderrall straight up felt like a drug - I could literal
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11mo ago
Eh, for me the comment rings mostly true. It fixed my ADHD - I was incredibly more productive, present, and "on track" so to speak. I set goals for myself and achieved them (some for the first time) once I was treated. That said,
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11mo ago
For me... I can only play for 10-15 minutes before my eyes are burning and my face is hot. The eye strain is ridiculous. I don't see how people do it.
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11mo ago
Imagine putting down your AI-assisted smartphone to look up at the computer screen and minimize your AI-assisted vscode, glance past the Windows-integrated Copilot AI, open up firefox and move your mouse past the built-in AI search... only
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11mo ago
GPT-5.1 IS a smarter, more conversational ChatGPT, and I love that you mentioned it - you're really getting down to the heart - to the very essence - of how conversational ChatGPT can be. Would you like me to write a short, to-the-po
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11mo ago
I'm also guilty of what they accuse you of. Sometimes my internet comments are not made for the purpose of sparking discussion, but more of a "vent" where I know my take is not popular but I feel the need to throw it out ther
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11mo ago
I've also mapped words to numbers. 1 = "one" 2 = "two" Etc....It works for me
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11mo ago
Closer to a trillion than a billion. What are we gonna do
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11mo ago
I don't see a good argument being made for what headline claims. Much of the article reads like a general commentary on LLM's, not a case for AI "thinking", in the sense that we understand it. It would take an absurdly b
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11mo ago
What is the difference between 1.) Sampling a real snare sound 2.) Suno generating a couple random snare hits for you to choose from ? There are ways to use it that aren't far-removed from how real producers work. It's different t
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Yes, I have no commercial interest when it comes to music, it's just something I find joy in. Using Suno did not detract from that joy. If music is a hobby, Suno is an incredibly fun tool. DJ's and producers have been getting hate
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11mo ago
AI slop, yadda yadda, I get it... But I just want to say, as a former failed bedroom producer who just doesn't have the time (and skill) to make the kind of music I want... I had a BLAST using Suno. I was able to "remaster" s
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11mo ago
You'd be surprised how many show up on google maps if you search for tacos lol. App idea? Food truck tracker? I'd download it. Anyone wanna collab?
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