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by uncivilized 2mo ago
LLMs don’t work particularly well in 3d applications in my experience. Every new model release I’ll ask one for help with my path tracer and results are horrid.
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
You plan on being here for over a century?
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
Tell that to Leopold
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
The reason they don’t disclose what they’re working on is because it’s always some CRUD app
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
Yes he lost a ton of money. He went from being up as much as you said to up only 80% and getting liquidated at that point. If it weren’t for Citadel stepping in to buy his investments who knows how much worse it could have gotten. The only
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
True. People arguing over prompts is akin to people arguing over which way to pull the lever on a slot machine.
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
Synthwave genre named after the video game Out Run.
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
Dear diary
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
They also have a shockingly poor grasp of computer science.
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
Have a link to the code?
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
Skill issue. I write in all my books and routinely revisit them. There are times where I can answer questions I’ve written in the margins after another read. Likewise, I also erase things and write other things as I gain more insight.
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
I thought this would be something new but it’s just ssloy’s tinyrenderer. Article should have a date since it’s old as dirt
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
If you really believe OpenAI, Anthropic, or any corporation for that matter has done something truly altruistic then I have a bridge to sell you.
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by uncivilized 2mo ago
AI psychosis is real. Dang
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
What's worse is that HN doesn't even try to figure out how such a result could be obtained. They just take it at face value and go into dear diary mode. Reddit has some good discussions on the topic.
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
I wish I could know that feeling
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
How can you take pride in writing a novel when it’s Notepad and Windows that is translating keystrokes to letters?
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
In your examples, you didn’t “make” anything. The person whose work trained the LLM made the work. The landscaper made the lawn. I don’t know how it’s possible to take pride in doing nothing. I can hire a maid to make my bed for me and tell
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
People don’t read past the headline anymore unfortunately
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
Atleast now they have a wide variety of Pixar movies to choose characters from
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
Very cool. Thanks for sharing.
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
You must be new here.
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
Thanks for sharing. Looks interesting. Was all the code AI generated, or is it a mix?
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
A CUDA kernel, compiler optimization, or anything of similar complexity
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
Using your analogy, creating work in Blender would be like the chef whereas using something like an image viewer would be like using a knife to cut tape on boxes. If knives were easy to use you wouldn’t see as many kitchen mishaps as we do.
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
Sure kicking around and putting it between the posts is easy enough, now try it with full power in a specific corner. Blender is much easier to use than the pre 2.78 days, but that doesn’t mean one can just build animation without developin
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
Interesting. Do you happen to have a public example?
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
Regarding the latter, are you able to obtain good results from an LLM? With graphics programming work, I find LLMs only help in cases where the task would take me 5 mins or so.
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
What is your workflow such that frontier models increases productivity considerably?
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by uncivilized 3mo ago
Why does it have to be easier? It’s like asking for soccer to be easier so you can play in the World Cup.

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