kittoes

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by kittoes 1mo ago
That's the fourth amendment, not the second, so it's quite the leap to go from "I have the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures" to "I have the right to personally bear arms against the governmen
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by kittoes 1mo ago
You know, the human beings eligible to join the previously mentioned militia. The idea wasn't "everyone has the right to openly carry", the way it has been perverted recently, it was that you were individually responsible for
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by kittoes 1mo ago
A fairy tale? The UK, Australia, and Brazil all have something to say about that claim. In developed countries, the United States is an extreme outlier so why pretend this is a completely unapproachable problem? Our constitution itself give
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by kittoes 1mo ago
Yeah, so you fit in exactly the category I described. Assuming a better system then almost no one would argue against it, but our system is so tragically flawed that many conclude we don't need a justice system at all.
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by kittoes 1mo ago
Why does this always have to be binary when any amount of gun control is suggested? It's simple math: if me didn't manufacture so many guns and didn't make them so readily available then there will inherently be less danger..
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by kittoes 1mo ago
Virtually everyone is, including those who oversimplify and go too far with words like "abolish". The problem we have right now is that "successful policing" is currently defined in such a way that there's almost ze
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by kittoes 2mo ago
https://blob.byteterrace.com/public/bds-theorem.html I have no affiliation whatsoever with any AI company, nor any formal education outside high school, for what it's worth. Simply being curious and persistent can
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by kittoes 2mo ago
Don't get me wrong, I'm all for taking advantage of AIs and would never begrudge their usage. The problem I have here is with the site calling itself unslop and the post claiming "I" everywhere. Claude didn't simply
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by kittoes 2mo ago
Is it truly bias though? As others have pointed out in the thread the list of things considered left right now are essentially arbitrary. "Woke" has been applied to basically anything and everything that a particular party disagre
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by kittoes 2mo ago
It's a bit ironic that the site is called unslop while the post was clearly authored by Claude. All the claims about "so I did X" end up reading as quite disingenuous because there's absolutely no disclaimer whatsoever t
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by kittoes 2mo ago
I'm not familiar with the current spec and those posts are from 6/3 years ago, respectively. Do you happen to know if anything has changed since?
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by kittoes 2mo ago
https://blob.byteterrace.com/public/bds-theorem.html As promised elsewhere in the thread.
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Show HN: I poked at the golden ratio in SQL and solved an open math problem(blob.byteterrace.com)
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by kittoes 2mo ago
Maybe, but I want to point out that even the lesser models are capable of hunting this stuff down. The most important thing is that you provide a decent path for them to follow.
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by kittoes 2mo ago
https://x.com/Kittoes0124/status/2079386024753443324 I'll have a third for you soon, here's the obligatory result in a tweet. A detailed post about it is in the works.
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by kittoes 2mo ago
It's mathematically provable in most cases because the engine is deterministic from the ground up and I refused to ever compromise on that one detail. For example, nearly all of the VM and maths code functions have been validated for A
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by kittoes 2mo ago
Frankly, there's no "good" starting off point for a human right now, and that's why I'm not at all comfortable claiming this has actually shipped. It's very much a WIP where only a select few namespaces have ac
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by kittoes 2mo ago
I get the skepticism, I really do, but my hope is that your own AI(s) confirm exactly what I'm claiming within these comments. Like I've told others, there's no need to take my word for it... the entire point of the project i
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by kittoes 2mo ago
The most wonderful feature of the project is that there are almost zero new ideas contained within. I'm standing on the shoulders of many giants, proudly. https://github.com/ByteTerrace/WorldOfWarcraft.Addons.GameP
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by kittoes 2mo ago
Checked it out, but C# is forsaken.
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by kittoes 2mo ago
Dying? Really? https://github.com/ByteTerrace/Puck/blob/main/src/Puck.Maths... Some of us aren't just slopping it up like @theo and all the other AI influencers are, as I developed nearly every
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by kittoes 2mo ago
Did you actually try to read what I wrote, or are you just stopping at the very first thing you can parse? I'm engaging in good faith with you here, it would be nice if you even remotely attempted to do the same. You can literally walk
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by kittoes 2mo ago
It has so many words precisely because it isn't a slop game engine. You could indeed build a game out of it, and that's what I'm personally doing, but that isn't what it is. In a nutshell: it's just a really fancy c
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by kittoes 2mo ago
The README is, the project absolutely isn't and you don't have to take my word for it. I figure I'm speaking to a technically advanced audience who is perfectly capable of pulling down the repository if they're at all cu
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by kittoes 2mo ago
No worries, I don't feel picked on at all. Yes, it would probably be better to have something like that if you're struggling to plan and decide. In my particular case this has been a project that I have dreamt about and tinkered w
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by kittoes 2mo ago
Sort of? The bots almost insist on making sure one exists because that's one of the many patterns they trained on and they do their best to be human-like, but we all know that just doesn't pan out. They're also a side-effect
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by kittoes 2mo ago
'Cause I don't have any quality user-facing documentation yet; that README is for bots. None of the interfaces have had a chance to settle, so any time spent accurately and humanely documenting what the project is capable of right
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by kittoes 2mo ago
That's fair critique, the README itself is indeed slop explicitly written by bots for bots. What it actually does and how it works is actually pretty neat if you care to look.
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by kittoes 2mo ago
It's not a full game yet, but the substrate on which I am building one. It implements a completely deterministic SDF VM rendering engine that allows edits in real-time at acceptable performance levels. The engine is essentially folded
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by kittoes 2mo ago
https://github.com/ByteTerrace/Puck/blob/main/src/Puck.World... "Shipped" is a bit strong in my case, but I think this counts as something that isn't mere slop.

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