pkilgore

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by pkilgore 6d ago
And that's great! It's what I meant by some brains being wired exactly right for it. I can recognize it as being very right for some people! But something about it was very wrong for me, and clearly many others. I wish I understoo
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by pkilgore 6d ago
Ha! Yeah, I probably got the soul/game bit backwards. I'm not a game developer so I don't know the specifics but I've never seen something so damn ambitious pulled off to the extent I've seen in NMS for my brief int
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by pkilgore 6d ago
Not sure it matters when devin is the most consistently shit product I've used. And yes, I tried again, they wasted the money on the billboards.
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by pkilgore 7d ago
NMS is an amazing game with no soul. A metaverse. A monument to technology without the depth or people or narrative (prewritten or emergent) that makes it interesting. I'm certain there are some people whose brain is wired exactly ri
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by pkilgore 12d ago
This was an interesting read, in that it was obvious both that Claude was used in part for the prose but that a human had definitely edited some of the worst claudish out of it (but not enough for me to be able to tell). Confirmed in that l
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by pkilgore 13d ago
This site is pure slop?
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by pkilgore 19d ago
Well the one thing I know about lawyers: Utterly impossible to get them to write a dishonest guidance document interpreting the law in a way that benefits them somehow. You got me. Check mate. No counterarguments here.
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by pkilgore 19d ago
That isn't the marker of AI.
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by pkilgore 20d ago
414 is just 1 with extra steps.
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by pkilgore 21d ago
Avoid antitrust scrutiny with this one weird trick.
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by pkilgore 23d ago
Curious what that feedback was, specifically?
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by pkilgore 23d ago
ha ha ha ha ha ha yes
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by pkilgore 24d ago
disgusting (complementary)
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by pkilgore 26d ago
Thanks for that Sid Meier quote: I think this is a really good explanation of why I bounce of Anno games hard and love other similar, more pure, sims!
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by pkilgore 26d ago
I love Kagi but will probably be selective or ignore this one. Sometimes, I like to know what's out there, and I don't have a problem with paying for good content.
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by pkilgore 27d ago
What about this is more interesting than the LWN coverage?
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by pkilgore 27d ago
Ctrl+F "Sorry" No results. Cool
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by pkilgore 28d ago
Honestly not sure this is impressive. I ported microgpt to zig as a learning exercise, then moved scalar engines to NEON/metal just to see what happened. Besides metal being slower (I probably did something wrong, but it could be due
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by pkilgore 1mo ago
Name names.
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by pkilgore 1mo ago
Didn't EVOKE fail at the primary endpoint of reducing dementia? Sure, they hit a fucking surrogate, that's sometimes interesting for additional research. But we have incredibly strong clinical evidece oral semaglutide did not si
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by pkilgore 1mo ago
Amen
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by pkilgore 2mo ago
Flawless, completely unnecessary abstraction is a better tell of LLM code than "comment clearly responding to a part of a prompt that I cannot see".
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by pkilgore 2mo ago
DayQuil: Because you're sick, and the rest of the office should be too.
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by pkilgore 3mo ago
well I laughed
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by pkilgore 3mo ago
racist filth
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by pkilgore 4mo ago
Google+ says hello!
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by pkilgore 4mo ago
AI is great for programs but every product ever kinda sucks if you don't understand a lot of things computers are pretty bad at, generally.
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by pkilgore 4mo ago
Sure, none of this is rational. Some of its timing: Claude Code was good before other harnesses and so behaviors (and contracts) were timed to lock in on that ecosystem. Some of it was ethical/political: Anthropic fighting with the Tr
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The Wizard with the Defensible Pond(worksonmymachine.ai)
3 points by pkilgore 4mo ago|0 comments
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by pkilgore 4mo ago
You gotta have "A" to do "B". This is one way of having "A" that isn't "massive internal natural resources" like USA, China, Russia, Colonialism, or Oil States (I'm sure I missed other kicks

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