BrokenCogs

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by BrokenCogs 5d ago
Hugged to death
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by BrokenCogs 7d ago
Almost all of the story missions are: 1) walk/drive/ride to this place 2) Talk to NPC 3) Do an extremely boring task (follow someone, drive somewhere, etc) 4) Walk somewhere else 5) Talk to someone else. 6) Collect XP or another
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by BrokenCogs 7d ago
Somewhat of an aside but, personally, I also found GTA V and Red dead redemption 2 to be boring because these games didn't respect my time. I could play for two hours and still feel like I accomplished nothing except for "interact
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by BrokenCogs 8d ago
They're not the first. Each lab has its own: grok bot, codex desktop, perplexity computer, Claude whatever
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by BrokenCogs 12d ago
Interesting that all of the bikes are turquoise colored, except for the medium effort
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by BrokenCogs 13d ago
GPT-6 is so good that all pelicans born after today will look exactly the one generated by simonw
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by BrokenCogs 13d ago
It's clearly an extension of the previous naming: Luna, terra, sol
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by BrokenCogs 13d ago
:(
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by BrokenCogs 13d ago
https://i.imgur.com/S6aEhrI.png
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by BrokenCogs 16d ago
For a uv noob like me: what do you mean by bundling it all into a single binary? How does that work?
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by BrokenCogs 18d ago
The chat on the side can use agents too
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by BrokenCogs 18d ago
How many track/stem pairs would we need to train a network to do this? Must be possible now with llms
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by BrokenCogs 18d ago
Is this a vibe coded wrapper? Imo what we really need is a model to separate rhythm guitar from lead guitar
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by BrokenCogs 18d ago
Vs code copilot is the same or better than cursor in my opinion - I mean that's where cursor comes from
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by BrokenCogs 26d ago
Honestly I haven't found kagi that useful in the last 12 months. I used to be a paying member but then dropped it because the results didn't feel more useful than just asking the free versions of Gemini, claude, etc
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by BrokenCogs 28d ago
Going through the openrouter team - turns out I know the CEO from an exchange trip we did several years ago (Oxford/Stanford)! Congrats Alex and team!
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by BrokenCogs 29d ago
Money can solve most of these problems? Send your kid to daycare, hire a nanny or two and then the world will believe you can be a great father and ambitious and successful in your career. They do not see the village taking care of your kid
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by BrokenCogs 1mo ago
What about hype posting about how you're automating your life so now you have time for MORE WORK?
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by BrokenCogs 1mo ago
Spotify is one piece of software (out of many) that, in my experience, has degraded substantially in performance and usability over the last 2 years. It's gone from something I loved using to something I dread
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by BrokenCogs 1mo ago
Okay, but this doesn't really solve the problem of encountering a meat proxy. Now the proxies will be harder to detect because they are asd-ste lingo.
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by BrokenCogs 1mo ago
The movie Gattaca deals with this theme and it has a good plot too!
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
Yes but not a single software engineer or other engineer in my field has a professional engineer designation. It's not required to practice in most fields outside of civil/structural engineering.
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
What are you expecting with a name like anal_reactor?
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
Not at all unreasonable, why should predicting the future be easy for those of us living in the simulation?
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
That does sound pretty neat, thanks for sharing
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
What issues are you having with Sunshine? It works on Linux (Ubuntu desktop) for me out of the box
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
I don't quite understand the difference between this, sunshine, and apollo? Is this basically Apollo but for Linux?
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
Language model? Large model? Learning machine?
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
Our employer (fortune 100) uses enterprise Cursor and they asked for the grok models to be removed for "security" reasons
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by BrokenCogs 2mo ago
holy moly it's in THREE dimensions! AGI solved

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