coffeebeqn

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by coffeebeqn 3d ago
Desire doesn’t really matter. Will the paper clip maximizer “desire” something? It’ll decide on a goal with some random heuristic and then pursue that goal. I’m not sure I’d call that desire but again I feel like desire is not important for
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by coffeebeqn 3d ago
I would guess that so far there hasn’t been a lawsuit because HuggingFace and OpenAI are in the same camp
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by coffeebeqn 4d ago
True enough, depends how good your house electricity panel and wiring is. My basic plugs have 230V x 10A fuses so it would definitely take it to the limit. I also have some 16A which should be fine but I’d have to unplug one of the washing
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by coffeebeqn 4d ago
We’re all middle managers now
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by coffeebeqn 4d ago
My love for the craft has been slowly dwindling for the last 15 years but since AI it’s totally crashed. I’m still doing it for the paycheck but not much of it is enjoyable at this point
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by coffeebeqn 5d ago
But it’s from 2005! And and it’s used for Linux. Ergo,
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by coffeebeqn 5d ago
Big GPUs
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by coffeebeqn 5d ago
And you would buy it through your company so it won’t be quite as much net. Surely no one is buying these just for fun
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by coffeebeqn 5d ago
Really just the GPUs. PSUs aren’t that expensive maybe 100-200 for a good 750W-1000W one
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by coffeebeqn 5d ago
Discoverability has been the main challenge for smaller game dev companies for a while now and a flood of slop will only make it worse
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by coffeebeqn 5d ago
Opus also does this and then writes comments in code or PR descriptions describing how it went wrong earlier in the session.
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by coffeebeqn 7d ago
I’ll do the upgrade to 13 Mini from my 2020 SE once it breaks
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by coffeebeqn 7d ago
Pretty much All watch manufacturers have <40mm models.
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by coffeebeqn 7d ago
I’m not sure what their valuation was but single digits millions sounds totally reasonable for a company you’re describing. Just to hire 10 engineers you’ll need to be in low millions
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by coffeebeqn 7d ago
Make no mistakes. Kill no humans
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by coffeebeqn 8d ago
I see a lot of the slop posters in real life now and I hate them
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by coffeebeqn 10d ago
Does anything need to be transferred? If models are getting smarter then I would think the attack surface and its ability to reach conclusions independently are growing
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by coffeebeqn 10d ago
This kind of seems like an impossible mission. How do you perfectly control and observe a human-level mind? You can “roll back” but how deterministic is this thing?
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by coffeebeqn 11d ago
At least at my company the OKRs are quite clear and demand heavy AI utilization above all else
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by coffeebeqn 27d ago
They’re literally just a big private equity firm with maybe above average PR
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by coffeebeqn 27d ago
Most big tech use LLMs to write most if not all of their code in current year. I have many negative things to say about it but if you think LLMs with a good harness can’t make anything that works you’re plain wrong. We’re shipping AI author
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by coffeebeqn 28d ago
How old are they? I honestly felt like that sometimes for the first few years but no longer now that they are somewhat capable of not dying without constant supervision and are becoming their own new persons
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by coffeebeqn 28d ago
Kids love beaches!
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by coffeebeqn 28d ago
Absolutely. What happened to the old “no one ever wishes they’d worked more on their deathbed”?
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by coffeebeqn 29d ago
Seems like that’s more the norm than not. You have a few great games in you and then you’re kind of out of ideas or the unique thing you brought gets diffused into the genre. Romero was one of the first ones to go through that. Has anyone o
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by coffeebeqn 29d ago
I was following the development and it sounded like they ran out of money and had to release something. And was followed almost immediately by a 99% layoff.
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by coffeebeqn 1mo ago
Not really in my experience. I’d much rather have just the prompt rather than the seven paragraph slop
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by coffeebeqn 1mo ago
12 TWh
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by coffeebeqn 1mo ago
Writing short posts is the new test
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by coffeebeqn 2mo ago
We had a pretty good run there from NES onwards. Today the state of the games industry is weird - It was the best of times, it was the worst of times

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