coolKid721

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by coolKid721 11mo ago
LLMs don't produce ideas they implement them, anyone who is relying on LLM produced ideas basically doesn't matter the whole point is they make people who want to design interesting stuff have a lower barrier to entry of actually
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by coolKid721 11mo ago
Mass education was formed to destroy local cultures and languages in the prussian empire and revolutionary french to make sure people were compliant and wouldn't revolt against the state's control, it has never had anything to do
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by coolKid721 11mo ago
Yeah I was reading this seeing if there was something he'd actually show that would be useful, what pain point he is solving, but it's just slop.
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by coolKid721 1y ago
It's just AI porn, not AI girlfriends. The article trying to sell what the developers themselves describe as a replacement to cam-girls as AI girlfriends is just stupid clickbait.(anyone who has tried to solve long term memory with LLM
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by coolKid721 1y ago
This whole attitude is just the attitude of tech demos. Nothing good or worthwhile will be "completed playable game in a couple days" actually making anything good takes a huge amount of time and effort and thought. Empowering a
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Compared to just coming up with and having solid systems for generating game assets? Actually having decent quality style consistent 3d models, texture work, animation, sound effects, etc (especially if it were built into say a game engine
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by coolKid721 1y ago
that rando's one looks like fucking garbage like a bunch of shitty B roll footage from an AI generated advertisement for some kind of pharmaceutical, the space and layout of the world clearly is constantly shifting and makes no sense.
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by coolKid721 1y ago
I do not get the point of this at all, why not just generate game assets and run them in an engine? With this format there would be no regularity that the thing you saw before will look the same (and that is not a fixable problem). Actually
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by coolKid721 1y ago
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by coolKid721 1y ago
never met anyone who used codex lol
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by coolKid721 1y ago
It's just the prompt: https://github.com/xai-org/grok-prompts/commit/c5de4a14feb50... People who don't understand llms think saying don't shy away from making claims that are politically incorr
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Anthropomorphizing LLMs is just because half the stock market gains are dependent on it, we have absurd levels of debt we will either have to have insane growth out of or default, and every company and "person" is trying to hype e
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by coolKid721 1y ago
People using words in a way you don't like isn't abuse
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Terms have meaning, and words can refer to different terms. People quibbling about what's an engineer or not is about as helpful as the stupid hotdog sandwich thing, it's arbitrary an engineer is not a determinate thing. AFAIK th
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by coolKid721 1y ago
On my personal projects it's easily 10x faster if not more in some circumstances. At work where things are planned out months in advanced and I'm working with 5 different teams to figure out the right way to do things for requirem
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by coolKid721 1y ago
okay can we cure tinnitus please
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by coolKid721 1y ago
the issue you are talking about just came up where core basically just did what mining companies want. The result was 14% of nodes now use bitcoin knots a fork of core that doesn't allow that. Core is just 1 github repo it only matters
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Nation states and large companies or individuals with significant stake in BTC running mining softwar thing seems obviously how it will inevitably end up. I don't really care what big blockers thing this isn't a "new thing&q
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Lol total garbage people have been whining about the blocks regularly being EMPTY now, a huge % of transactions just occur off chain on exchanges/lightning/etc. There are no 100 dollar fees you can basically do everything for basi
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by coolKid721 1y ago
ai power users will drop shit immediately, yes they probably have long term contracts with companies but anyone seriously engaged has switched to claude code now (probably including many devs AT openai/google/etc.) If you don&#x27
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Yeah I hit it again today, refactoring can use a ton. It did make a bit of a mess but planning it out making sure everything is tested and having it run through checking the tests making sure they all still pass uses lots of tokens but pass
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by coolKid721 1y ago
the pricing is for token usage in 5/hr windows not monthly caps. if you use it intensely a couple times a month within a 5hr window it's not hard to hit the cap and want to upgrade. Personally I just work on some side projects dur
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by coolKid721 1y ago
For any professional SWE 1/200 a month is basically nothing in terms of the value it delivers. They just rolled it out to the 20/month plan with limited usage but as soon as people get used to it I have no idea why they wouldn&#x2
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by coolKid721 1y ago
The main thing I think is people just trying to do everything in "one prompt" or one giant thing throwing all the context at it. What you said is correct but also, instead of making one massive request breaking it down into parts
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Proper usage of LLMs so you don't just flood them with useless context will just be custom tailored prompts that only include the pertinent context, with prompts saying how it's related to what you're looking for. I don'
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Also his very late work, ethics in the conflicts of modernity is often looked over for his older ones but is probably my favorite.
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by coolKid721 1y ago
https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2025/01/how-4chan-becam...
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by coolKid721 1y ago
Watch the guy who came up with Erlang, the Actor model and CSP discuss it: https://youtu.be/37wFVVVZlVU One of my favorite videos on youtube.
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by coolKid721 2y ago
If something has only existed for decades it is essentially brand new and in a trial period, the trial failed. The context Chesterton meant was for things that have centuries or millennia of history behind them being upended. I'm sorry
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by coolKid721 2y ago
reread the quote

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