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by ogig 1mo ago
Not all task are cutting-edge AI research.
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by ogig 1mo ago
Extremely happy to live in a place where vision is perfect and with a clear day. Going out for a walk soon to find a quiet spot and enjoy.
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by ogig 2mo ago
Hard disagree. Claude with full access to a system is an amazing forensic, digging through obscure dumps, configuring tracing and measuring results, fast. It's also an amazing interface, from setting up environments, tweaking hidden pa
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by ogig 2mo ago
Thank you very much. Will definitely add those gif-style sections!
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by ogig 2mo ago
That's very interesting, thanks for commenting. Not my approach, I have a multithreaded Rust kernel (SoA, spatial hash, bounded-kNN, rayon on some passes). The agents sit on top of several diffuse fields, an econ layer and combat logic
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by ogig 2mo ago
I'd also include the UI in things they seem to care about. If it looks "web style" or has the common tells (dashes, //) it will be most likely be called out.
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by ogig 2mo ago
I've spent the last months building a videogame: Cardume [1], its a pvp game where 2 players battle using a swarm of thousands of cells. It uses Reynold's boids, Couzin flocking behaviors and diffuse fields to generate a mini ecol
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by ogig 3mo ago
I've used this site for quite some years now. Shameless plug: As someone struggling with ear training I created an app that tackles something that the usual suspects wont; the concept of been in tune or not: Probably worthless for trai
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by ogig 4mo ago
My workflow would have caught this. What you defined is not very sandboxed if it can merge to master. If I were affected by this, at some point I would have to review and accept a PR deleting all my tests when I was asking for a new one, fo
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by ogig 4mo ago
I see it as exactly the same os obfuscating code to be interpreted by a compiler. The programming language is natural language, and the "compiler" is a harnessed LLM. The intention of the author is clear. By running a compiler you
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by ogig 4mo ago
> TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW If you start intentionally distributing malware using your OS project that clause won't make it legal, or morally ok.
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by ogig 4mo ago
This is one of the stunts tried on the video. The original owner sold the sets to the crew members, and they presented 10 small claims. They won all of them because BAM did not went to court, the next day they closed the store permanently.
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by ogig 4mo ago
That's the original material and indeed is entertaining, part 2 is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxZPfj8AlmY
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by ogig 4mo ago
You should watch the two videos if you haven't because it's full of jewels. The kind of conversations and plays recorded point to a pattern. This is not their first time doing something shady, they think they can get away with it,
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by ogig 4mo ago
I'd say the police did have a clear intention to works towards a solution, a solution that helped BAM and his leaders, not honoring the law or helping the victims. They are obviously colluding, part2 video leaves very small room for im
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by ogig 4mo ago
I can see some uses, but calling this system batteries free seems a stretch. A sensor is worth nothing if it can't be read, and to read this you need a powered microphone and computing. Some already common magnetic door systems do the
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by ogig 5mo ago
But I had already answered, before your comment, with screenshots broadly showing the current state and the result of the generators. You imply I'm merely "pointing CC at godot and it made a game"; I never said it was simple,
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by ogig 5mo ago
How snarky. You are conflating friendship with admiration for the effectiveness of newfound tool. If it's the "he" that triggers you, feel free to replace with "it". It's just a second-language artifact.
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by ogig 5mo ago
Sure! Two are gameplay pics. An enemy sprite sheet generation, and the results of the map generators. Of course these are basic placeholders for a few hours of work, but I will definitely go heavy on this route with more layering and detail
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by ogig 5mo ago
I concur it's bad at directly visual concepts, your prompt is akin to the svg pelican. What I do is asking him for procedural algos, automatas, quadtrees, layered noises, and rig those into the game. Yes, it can't "make the n
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by ogig 5mo ago
I had very few issues, sometimes I had to direct CC to the godot docs and we could keep moving. Specifically the tile configuration was a "read the docs" moment. All the functionality is available through code, so nothing CC can&#
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by ogig 5mo ago
My most abandoned type of projects are video games. I have a folder with tens of abandoned projects, I re-frame them as experiments at that point. This last week I decided to give Claude a go at one of these, and it's been a blast, it
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by ogig 5mo ago
I agree. As a long time linux user, coding assistants as interface to the OS has been a delight to discover. The cryptic totality of commands, parameters, config files, logs has been simplified into natural language: "Claude, I want to
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by ogig 6mo ago
This very question was asked to Nicholas Carlini from Anthropic at this talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sd26pWhfmg The answer is complex, worth watching the video. But mainly, they don't know where to place the
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Nicholas Carlini – Black-hat LLMs [video](youtube.com)
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by ogig 6mo ago
Setting up fuzzing used to be hard. I haven't tried yet, but my bet is having Claude Code, today, analyze a codebase and suggest where and how to fuzztest it and having it review the crashes and iterate, will produce CVEs.
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by ogig 6mo ago
When running long autonomous tasks it is quite frequent to fill the context, even several times. You are out of the loop so it just happens if Claude goes a bit in circles, or it needs to iterate over CI reds, or the task was too complex. I
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by ogig 6mo ago
All of those. Applied to urban development; It analyzes GIS layers, validates and extracts data that will be used in text reports, huge time saving mechanical extraction, before it was a bunch of manual steps on each project. I used it to d
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by ogig 6mo ago
This is wild guess. I'm working with GIS and Claude has proven to be extremely savvy. I can see operators throwing hundreds of layers and coming back with a "there a possible military installation here". Same tech that is use
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by ogig 6mo ago
QGIS has been a key piece of my career for the past 10 years. This year I'm launching a SaaS where QGIS is, again, the most fundamental piece. I'm only hoping everything goes right so I can contribute back to this project what It

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