nullbound

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by nullbound 8mo ago
Sure. The connection is not direct, but I think that was the first book I read that explictly predicted a need to start poisoning data sets ( I think org in the book was called friend of privacy ) and to disprupt alternative reality monopol
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by nullbound 8mo ago
We did have some movement in the director logic before and, I forgot the zombie game in question, some of it seems pretty well served for the most part. I still think there is some room for a proper game master type that you refer to ( adju
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by nullbound 8mo ago
I think the artists have a valid bone to pick and I think some of the backlash is mostly coming from that quarter. The actual gamers are more repulsed by established studios using AI for asset generation, because it comes across as a lazy m
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by nullbound 8mo ago
Isn't it kinda fascinating that 'Rainbow's end' called it ( among other things )?
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by nullbound 8mo ago
I am devoting 2026 to focus on my rpg. The one differentiator here is something I am still not seeing: proper use of LLMs in games. The current batch is all lazy asset generation, maybe logic coding and what not, but not anything that could
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by nullbound 9mo ago
While I do sympathize with the thought behind it, general user is already equating llm chat box as 'better browsing'. In terms of simple positioning vis-a-vis non-technical audience, this is one integration that does make fiscal s
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by nullbound 9mo ago
<< What is better is to build a good set of rules and But, unless you are on a local model you control, you literally can't. Otherwise, good rules will work only as long as the next update allows. I will admit that makes me consi
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by nullbound 9mo ago
<< I feel there is a point when all these benchmarks are meaningless. I am relatively certain you are not alone in this sentiment. The issue is that the moment we move past seemingly objective measurements, it is harder to convince pe
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by nullbound 9mo ago
I will say that it is wild, if not somewhat problematic that two users have such disparate views of seemingly the same product. I say that, but then I remember my own experience just from few days ago. I don't pay for gemini, but I hav
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by nullbound 9mo ago
<< Running LLaMA-12 7B on a contact lens with WASM (arxiv.org) But is it a hallucination if it was asked for it?:D
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by nullbound 9mo ago
You do have a point. That is why I am not pushing it as a general solution and frankly why I am not super keen on putting everything on github for everyone to see. If there is only one dark joke of the current times, it is that pressing agr
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by nullbound 9mo ago
I feel the same way. In a sense, our parents had it easier in terms of the damage external world could do emotionally, because there was typically a simple way to prevent most of it. Now, it is not nearly as simple. Not to search very far,
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by nullbound 9mo ago
I understand the concern, but I also think there are benefits to this approach. And while I absolutely agree with you on the likeness part used for a company, at a personal level, I believe it could have a great impact ( and be of use ). An
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by nullbound 9mo ago
<< They have always wanted us to magically know what parts are "good enough" and what parts can slide but for us to bear the burden of blame. Well, that part is bound to add a level of tension to the process. Our leadership
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by nullbound 9mo ago
I love the level of detail ( probably, because I see it less and less these days ). It genuinely makes me wonder if anyone tried training LLMs on their own writings ( assuming those bigger than 100+ pages ) and what the results were.
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by nullbound 10mo ago
Overall, it does sound weird. On the one hand, assuming I properly I understand what they are saying is that they removed model's ability to cheat based on their specific training. And I do get that nuance ablation is a thing, but this
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by nullbound 10mo ago
'If you could classify your project as "AI," you were safe and prestigious. If you couldn't, you were nobody. Overnight, most engineers got rebranded as "not AI talent."' It hits weirdly close to home. Our
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by nullbound 10mo ago
To anyone wondering ( as I have seen this conversation pop up before with interesting questions ), it is a relatively recent neologism resulting from shape rotator meme -- the natural antagonist of the wordcel. https://en.wiktion