viccis

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by viccis 4mo ago
My favorite high tech AI was Crysis. Might have been an update after it was originally released. The enemies will aggressively attack but then get quiet after you've taken cover. Eventually you'll realize some of them are flanking
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by viccis 4mo ago
Maybe I'm missing something because I really haven't studied this issue much at all, but would it not be possible to designate some new character as "START_ROLE_TAG" and "END_ROLE_TAG", and then to strip those
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by viccis 4mo ago
>Yellow being more optimal than green is very far from intuitive to the rest of us Disagree. Yellow as a progression away from the green/blue (that fade away into gray) towards red is quite obvious.
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by viccis 4mo ago
I wasn't making a scientific statement about whether depopulating the deer will help; the governor of Massachusetts already did. I'm saying that it's pathetic to blame it all on deer and then not eliminate the pointlessly one
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by viccis 4mo ago
Guessing you haven't spent time in the Bay Area if you think "because it's a crime" is a deciding factor in these decisions.
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by viccis 4mo ago
How about loosening restrictions on deer hunting as part of the policy change to reduce deer populations and, consequently, tick populations, that Governor Healey grandstanded^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H spoke passionately about earlier this year
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by viccis 4mo ago
See also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-background_steel
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by viccis 4mo ago
I'm not saying they're hypocritical. I'm saying that this would be far less likely to have happened had they not advertised its power by bringing up its danger.
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by viccis 4mo ago
>AI for me and not for thee 100%, I mean we already have Mythos vs Fable
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by viccis 4mo ago
Anthropic sowing: Hehe yeah guys check out this model it's super duper scary and powerful it's a huge deal Anthropic reaping: Hey wait a second you weren't supposed to take that seriously it was just marketing :(
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by viccis 4mo ago
Seems ironic to say about this, but it's not: Don't anthropomorphize LLMs; they are just really really good story telling machines. Telling it to "blur your eyes" doesn't mean it has eyes to blur. It means that it i
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by viccis 4mo ago
Working for me but it's funny that Opus 4.8 is draining usage exactly as quickly as Fable did. It's all made up; they succeeded at making us ok with a black box for these subscription plans.
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by viccis 4mo ago
>for example he said Milei would be "devastating" for Argentina and the opposite is the case. Love to see you mix unsubstantiated vitriol with overt lies like this.
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by viccis 4mo ago
Because we can learn?
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by viccis 4mo ago
I've had better results with this, when it comes to functional UIs rather than marketing sites: https://github.com/Dammyjay93/interface-design Found it on reddit after Claude produced the lamest looking generic fo
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by viccis 4mo ago
>Bashing in a car so someone else can’t ride it? It just makes the other side look like the good guys and their side look like the bad guys Not really. If your definition of "good" and "bad" (always a sign of a simpli
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by viccis 4mo ago
The US could avoid this by making sure that the social contract here is still in place. People destroy and protest self driving cars because they aren't liberatory automation; they're just another taxi billing us except that they
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by viccis 4mo ago
This is my fucking life at work right now. I look forward to the weekends. I've never been truly inconvenienced by shitty devs because they're often too lazy to really spam me with bad code, but now they are all free to do so. I s
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by viccis 4mo ago
I just want a tiny tiny model that runs on device that knows for autocomplete that, for example, I want to say "I'll be right back" instead of "I'll be right Brian". That's my #1 AI ask right now. Please,
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by viccis 4mo ago
>Does the truth normally lie somewhere in the middle of it all? Usually does when you decide what constitutes extreme.
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by viccis 4mo ago
I just don't want to read about it. I came here to read about my craft. I want to hear about cool new database tools. Or someone's project that will inspire me to do something. I don't give a single shit about someone's
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by viccis 4mo ago
>I’ll probably make a lot of enemies by saying this, but do people realize that code is just a means to an end? >Users don’t care whether the code was written by AI or by hand, or which framework you used. They care that the product w
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by viccis 4mo ago
I'll be honest with you. My main ask for on device AI is that when I am typing "Going out for a quick j" it corrects to "jog" and not "Jonathan". I don't think it needs that many gigabytes.
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by viccis 4mo ago
All of those are real, natural, organic and, might I add, "actual" words.
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by viccis 4mo ago
The answer is, as it's always been, aggressive tracking. Easier said than done because most school administrators and education policymakers base a lot of their self worth out of being "good people" and being liked by everyon
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by viccis 4mo ago
He strongly opposed to anthropomorphizing computing.
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by viccis 4mo ago
Both of those are the same. Because the same shortcoming you mentioned (how can we be certain they won't arbitrarily change on us) can be overcome by making a compelling argument for synthetic a priori knowledge. Something (imo) put to
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by viccis 4mo ago
How can you say for sure that every effect must have a cause? How can you be any more sure about that there can't be an effect without a cause than the old believe that black swans couldn't exist that was so universally believed t
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by viccis 4mo ago
More people should know that that's how you start mushrooms in a pan lol
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by viccis 4mo ago
I have yet to be convinced that LLMs can produce definitive knowledge that is not a result of combining previous information. Humans can (if they can't then science basically collapses epistemelogically, see: philosophical skepticism),

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