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by digilypse 4d ago
I read this first and I thought the second example was random words you made up. Nope.
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by digilypse 2mo ago
I just started working on some similar stuff, it’s been a dream forever but I never had time for the payoff to feel worthwhile. Would love to hear more about your Claude workflow and experience with Bevy, did you consider Godot?
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by digilypse 10mo ago
Closing your laptop can also provide a clean, portable writing platform.
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by digilypse 1y ago
Individuals at risk may spiral into psychosis that is triggered or exacerbated by their use of AI. The term when used correctly is completely literal and in no way implies that AI itself is conscious.
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by digilypse 2y ago
The API has safety configuration for this
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by digilypse 2y ago
For most people, a description is better when it’s easier to understand and connect with. But you’re not most people.
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by digilypse 2y ago
NFT bacteria?
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by digilypse 2y ago
Really cool. Could see this being used for generative video game assets
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by digilypse 2y ago
How’d you find the sailing course? I’ve been planning to take a course on sailing and this sounds great.
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by digilypse 3y ago
Isn’t the selection bias a bit strong, though? I don’t think social media is a reliable source of conclusions about the community as a whole, or even the people creating the content in the first place.
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by digilypse 3y ago
Very clever that the user is prompted to use the autocomplete to read the description.
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by digilypse 3y ago
None of that seems like particularly nice behavior in retrospect. We could maybe also agree that the typical motivation behind taking things home was probably not to benevolently preserve historical records for future generations, although
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by digilypse 3y ago
They’re generally not very good at it, though. AI can be much more effectively tailored.
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by digilypse 3y ago
No, but it’s not clear that we’re likely to create sentience any other way
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by digilypse 3y ago
This seems to be focused on general intelligence. I always assumed it was more about the ability to learn skills and abilities rather than increasing IQ.
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by digilypse 3y ago
You’re right of course. The LLM is a calculator continuously predicting a best-fitting next token based on the data it was trained on. If its outputs resemble human reasoning, it’s because the encoding and training process managed to captur
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by digilypse 3y ago
Just to be clear, you’re agreeing with the author that it’s primarily a moral distinction? Since the shortage is impacting all patients equally it seems harsh to support it. It would help to understand why you feel that it’s immoral; my int
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by digilypse 3y ago
Wasn’t aware that Gleam was sponsored by fly.io, but it’s nice to see the investment in the ecosystem along with their support for Phoenix. Excited to see more developments for Gleam!
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by digilypse 3y ago
This is the real issue with privatized AI imo. The limitations and guardrails exposed to the end user do not apply to the developers, who can alter results in ways that would be difficult to detect at best and invisibly manipulative at wors
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by digilypse 3y ago
Don’t humans work similarly? Without an understanding of how to reason through a problem, as children we are likely to give the first intuitive answer that comes to mind. Later we learn techniques of logic and reasoning that allow us to bre
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by digilypse 3y ago
I suspect it could soon be feasible to fine-tune on code with limited open data through a bootstrapping approach. Give it the source code, a test library and access to a dev environment and with some prompting it could start to experiment w
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by digilypse 3y ago
What if I have a dynamically generated character description in my game’s world, generate a portrait for them using StableDiffusion and then turn that into a 3d model that can be posed and re-used?
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by digilypse 4y ago
I agree, I just think it’s part of the evolutionary process. We reinvent them because the core concepts are right, but there isn’t enough connective tissue to re-use the implementations directly. I don’t see it as a bad thing. The concepts
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by digilypse 4y ago
Maybe it’s because the frameworks themselves are less important than the *human language used to describe them. To someone who knows what a Genserver is, or has used one before, what does it matter which of the many frameworks they’re using
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by digilypse 4y ago
Perhaps, exchanging cash for some real utility.
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by digilypse 4y ago
Yes, you’re not supposed to blindly memorize things. The method is to learn and understand the material first and then practice recall to retain that understanding.
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by digilypse 5y ago
This is how I think of it. The experience of being “me” is the same for all life. An emergent process, but still real. I think some Buddhist concepts, like reincarnation and duality, can be interpreted as perspectives on this. It does incre
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by digilypse 5y ago
How long did it take for you to observe a difference after you started taking NAC?
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by digilypse 5y ago
I want to like this as an art project but just can't. Yes, it's interesting to point out that manipulating content algorithms to favor special interests is a reality. It would have been nice to at least acknowledge that this is ge
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by digilypse 6y ago
I discovered Einstein on the Beach this year, also in my 30s, and was nearly brought to tears. I played classical piano for most of my youth and had a deep appreciation for it but stopped exploring new composers during years of depression.

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