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by unleaded 9mo ago
It definitely talks a lot differently than GPT-5 (plus it came out earlier), the example i gave just looks a bit like it maybe. best to try using it yourself a bit, my prompt isn't the perfect prompt to illustrate it or anything. Don&#
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3DS Hacks Guide(3ds.hacks.guide)
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by unleaded 9mo ago
Seems that K2.5 has lost a lot of the personality from K2 unfortunately, talks in more ChatGPT/Gemini/C-3PO style now. It's not explictly bad, I'm sure most people won't care but it was something that made it unique
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by unleaded 9mo ago
For some reason the opening settings page made me think this would be someone who just told claude to make a monkey ball style game.. maybe from seeing too much of that on HN. forgive me for that, this is awesome. As far as i can tell it&#x
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Nils' K1v – Kawai K1 Emulation Plugin VSTi/AU(nilsschneider.de)
2 points by unleaded 9mo ago|0 comments
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by unleaded 9mo ago
anyone remember finding the internet explorer control in windows forms, placing it down, adding some buttons, and telling people you made your own web browser? Maybe this exercise is eternal just in different forms
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by unleaded 9mo ago
You could use an old-school formant synthesizer that lets you tune the parameters, like espeak or dectalk. espeak apparently has a klatt mode which might sound better than the default but i haven't tried it.
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by unleaded 9mo ago
Screenshots are at the bottom of the page.
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One-Core-API (run modern binaries on Windows XP/2003)(github.com)
2 points by unleaded 9mo ago|1 comments
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by unleaded 9mo ago
I found out the other day you can use modern clang-cl with the MSVC6 headers and it just works. you can download them from here https://github.com/itsmattkc/MSVC600 or just copy it from an install if you have one handy
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by unleaded 9mo ago
It's fun and interesting. most people don't actually daily drive it
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by unleaded 10mo ago
impressive... let's see the page source
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Windows MIDI Services(microsoft.github.io)
2 points by unleaded 10mo ago|0 comments
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Sekaiju is a free, open-source MIDI sequencer / editor for Windows(openmidiproject.opal.ne.jp)
2 points by unleaded 10mo ago|0 comments
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by unleaded 10mo ago
>unless the purpose is specifically to have a retro effect where you eschew modern fonts for aesthetic purposes There are better fonts for this too e.g. Fusion Pixel Font for CJK: https://github.com/TakWolf/fusion-pi
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by unleaded 11mo ago
remember when JLCPCB became popular a few years ago and completely flipped hobby electronics upside down? I don't know how possible it is but it would be really cool if that happens in a few years with semiconductors. it's kind of
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by unleaded 11mo ago
Still relevant today. Many problems people throw onto LLMs can be done more efficiently with text completion than begging a model 20x the size (and probably more than 20x the cost) to produce the right structured output. https://
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by unleaded 11mo ago
it never has. see McCarthyism for instance
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by unleaded 11mo ago
Yes. https://github.com/SuperIlu/DOjS
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by unleaded 11mo ago
Someone has sort of done this: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1mvnmjo/my_llm_... I doubt a better one would cost $200,000,000.
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by unleaded 11mo ago
Every techie knows about Linux by now. Not everyone chooses to use Windows because they're foolish or don't know any better
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by unleaded 11mo ago
my secret plan to get HN users into vtubers by making a worse version of live2d with machine learning for no reason is going to make me millions
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by unleaded 1y ago
what do you mean by "heavily structured output"? i find it generates the most natural-sounding output of any of the LLMs—cuts straight to the answer with natural sounding prose (except when sometimes it decides to use chat-gpt sty
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by unleaded 1y ago
I checked and it was actually the vt240. That one works.
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by unleaded 1y ago
It's interesting that none of the programs commonly known as "terminal emulators" actually emulate a terminal.. we can do that now though. https://zork.net/~st/jottings/Real-VT102-emulation-with-MAME
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by unleaded 1y ago
strangely enough Windows Terminal supports DECDHL but barely any on Linux do!
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Can you get a star in Super Mario 64 using only one button? [video](youtube.com)
2 points by unleaded 1y ago|0 comments
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CoSA After Effects (1992) [pdf](cosa.com)
1 points by unleaded 1y ago|0 comments
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by unleaded 1y ago
"It does have some technical benefits for us, but it is a symbol that this game is not open source. You still can't publish the maps or the code decompiled, even using the maps." https://twitter.com/Dinnerbone
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by unleaded 1y ago
less appealing to who? Lots of 13 year olds learned to code by writing minecraft mods so it can't be that hard. You also get the benefit & satisfaction of it actually being in Minecraft—yes, they are both very similar games where y

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