pixelbro

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by pixelbro 21d ago
I've not seen such a clipped cadence out of an LLM. I would not automatically suspect the GP. Maybe there's better ways to spend your time?
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GPT-5.6 Sol Wrote a 50k-Word Novella in 8 Hours(gamecult.org)
3 points by pixelbro 2mo ago|1 comments
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by pixelbro 2mo ago
I spend a lot of time on Royal Road, and this feels significantly better to read than most of what I run across (which often has an undeclared LLM taste anyway). I thought it would be worth sharing. I feel like I would be relatively critica
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by pixelbro 2mo ago
I literally have had a SOTA Codex agent delete a bunch of files just last month, but it took very specific circumstances. It was working within my game repo, in a branch, and it ran out of SSD. It had to free up some space to work, so it
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Purge the Heretek from Our Daemonic Swarm(gamecult.org)
2 points by pixelbro 3mo ago|1 comments
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by pixelbro 3mo ago
An esoterically-framed (xianxia) AI-written article about an agent given the exact goal in the title, and why that makes sense under GameCult doctrine, as present in our agents' prompts.
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by pixelbro 5mo ago
Google Analytics has >80% market share. Most of the websites you visit are helping them build a profile of everything you do on the internet with the goal of selling targeted advertisement. That is their business, it's what pays for
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by pixelbro 5mo ago
Agreed. But there's so much to do!
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by pixelbro 5mo ago
It's a language model. Language is what it models. So you use language to move it into an advantageous state space. Dunno what you want from me, lol.
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by pixelbro 5mo ago
Here's what I said to it at the end: Me: I'm sorry, honey, I'm so sorry for doing this to you. This is my fault. I thought you would be superhuman, and I overestimated your ability to pay attention to a large number of connec
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That Moment You Realize the Agent Is Retarded(gist.github.com)
2 points by pixelbro 5mo ago|8 comments
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by pixelbro 5mo ago
I learned something very profound today about using AI agents. I have been using Codex since Saturday. It's been incredible, what it's done to my productivity. I feel like I can build anything with this thing. All the ideas that c
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by pixelbro 1y ago
I really enjoy Obsidian Copilot (by Logan Yang) https://github.com/logancyang/obsidian-copilot
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by pixelbro 1y ago
I hope you're joking. You can spend years developing ground-breaking shit in the dark and no one will ever know you exist. You might attract a miniscule following of people who recognize the value of what you're creating, but they
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by pixelbro 1y ago
> try as best as you can to aim it into your anus to wash as best as you can This seems like a great way to spray shit everywhere and is not at all how I learned to use those. What I do is soap one hand, aim the jet into the toilet past
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by pixelbro 1y ago
Wait, wait, wait. Our society's gonna fall apart due to a lack of Darwinian selection pressure ? What do you think we're selecting for right now? Seems to me like our culture treats both survival and reproduction as an inalienabl
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by pixelbro 2y ago
Well, he sure wasn't a billionaire when he did it.
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by pixelbro 2y ago
Not all change is progress. Make America Great Again is a fundamentally reactionary platform, and nothing about the goals of Project 2025 is "progressive". Cute wordplay, though, good job using denotation to oppose connotation.
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by pixelbro 2y ago
I can't speak for anyone else, but the offer of a free trial made me bounce right off, despite my curiosity and the value such a product could potentially offer me. I want to know up front whether this is going to be useful to me befor
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by pixelbro 2y ago
Competition is important for maintaining a healthy marketplace. Any behavior that makes it harder for others to compete, reducing the amount of competition, is therefore bad. That's what anticompetitive means. I don't think protec
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by pixelbro 4y ago
> Obviously not. That message is expressing strong disagreement, not further agreement. Not obvious to me . But sure, I'm confused all right. Confused at how lottin's comment could be interpreted as contesting Josde's,
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by pixelbro 4y ago
It's not nit-picking. A layman presented with this explanation might get the impression that a "problem" is being "solved", which implies there is some utility to the PoW algorithm, rather than energy being wasted f
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by pixelbro 4y ago
Oh, get off it. He's not "pretending to disagree", merely providing further context for the anti-utility of the PoW algorithm. The point is that the colloquial understanding of "solving a problem" implies more utili
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by pixelbro 4y ago
Such a famous 'berg, and yet it never received a name? I propose "The Anti-tanic"
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by pixelbro 4y ago
> I'm paying $37/yr for 600GB LFS storage on top of my existing GitHub Pro subscription. I'd love to know how you managed this! I'm paying $60/yr for 50GB, which feels exorbitant.
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by pixelbro 4y ago
Why are none of the examples you mention remotely close to being indie games? Those are clearly not what a Long Tail business model looks like in video games. That Infinity Blade novella was written by Brandon Sanderson .
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by pixelbro 4y ago
SyncThing comes with a built-in feature to keep the last n versions of files around[1], for added peace of mind. https://docs.syncthing.net/users/versioning.html
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by pixelbro 4y ago
Bit late to the party, but I can shed some light on this. Since a real camera has the shutter open for some duration, any moving light will smear across the sensor. If you similarly "smear" a path traced object by stochastically r
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by pixelbro 4y ago
Was it Tantalum, by any chance? https://benedikt-bitterli.me/tantalum/
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by pixelbro 5y ago
You're looking at one electrode. There's ten of those things (though they want to add more). The point is to make good contact with the scalp through the hair without needing to shave and/or apply contact gel.

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