proc0

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X nuked my premium account out of nowhere
2 points by proc0 4d ago|3 comments
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by proc0 1mo ago
Web frontend? IT's arguably where it's the strongest, but perhaps not for the styles and visuals, but FEs are mostly state management. LLMs shine at react JS and TS, because of all the examples in the training data. I'd be su
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by proc0 1mo ago
I hope so. From what I read the difference is companies are buying HBM which is different that DDR, and the memory manufacturers only have so much output. Maybe that levels off. I also think the local models will be good enough as any other
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by proc0 1mo ago
This is why I'm local first. Local models are getting pretty capable for most tasks. I just worry AI companies are colluding to make hardware more expensive and force everyone on the cloud, but then this stuff will happen and worse.
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by proc0 1mo ago
I can use any AI to have it play this character, and I synthesized the voice as well. Asking it questions is incredibly fun. Not sure if I'm publishing this or not, it's just a fun side project, but I can ask it any question and I
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by proc0 1mo ago
>My 8 year old daughter can already code her ideas and produce videos in an evening that would have either taken me months or been impossible previously. OMG, not this take again. You are not making anything if you just prompt the AI. It
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by proc0 1mo ago
21st century authoritarianism. Humans learned nothing from the 20th century.
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by proc0 1mo ago
Interesting article. I've been thinking the hallucinating is really done by humans who think LLMs are actually thinking. Semantics aside, it's not hard to see how LLMs "hallucinate" (producing wrong results) if you see t
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by proc0 1mo ago
That's fair, but I think each difficulty level needs to be designed as its own challenge, as oppose to the developer exposing the internals of the game so you can turn all the nobs and make anything trivial. In short, there needs to be
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by proc0 1mo ago
I'm talking about the gameplay experience though. So applying Hero's Journey to the player through game design. I see what you mean though.
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by proc0 1mo ago
It would be more impressive if it was a 3D model's texture with extra 3D detail not just an image transformation.
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by proc0 1mo ago
I haven't seen this connection made, but difficulty curves in video games seem to resemble Campbell's Hero's Journey. There is an initial call to adventure, then some kind of mentor, then confronting the shadow, then a return
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by proc0 1mo ago
This works for sandbox or simulation type games, but otherwise I think difficulty sliders are like going to a restaurant and getting all the cooked ingredients in separate plates for you to combine. While that can be fine and cater to the m
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by proc0 1mo ago
And of course, if you're going to go with Canvas, might as well go all the way and write the app in a cross-platform way in one of the many languages that supports Web Assembly and then compile to Web (which then gets embedded into Can
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by proc0 1mo ago
> The paper distinguishes this behavioral criterion from phenomenal consciousness and does not claim qualia, intention, a particular internal mechanism, shared architecture, or direct access to internal representations You can do this wi
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by proc0 1mo ago
Z-index has been invented.
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by proc0 2mo ago
You need to be able to iterate and extend the codebase, as well as grow it to 100K+. Personally, I would focus everything on making changes easy to make at large scale. Typically with a human programmer this comes from designing and archite
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by proc0 2mo ago
So far I think the biggest gains are in the lower to mid range of tasks in terms of complexities, especially with lower risks. It has also supercharged any kind of search for information and learning across domains. The harder, more novel p
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by proc0 2mo ago
Excellent article. It's why agentic AI has diminishing returns as the scale of the project grows. Towards the mid to end development, the features and fixes become large enough that they are hard to check. Features interact with increa
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by proc0 2mo ago
> If you can explain how the code works and pinpoint bugs on your own, it’s your codebase. But if you rely on an LLM for every single edit, you aren’t managing software - you’re just letting an AI manipulate random code you no longer und
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by proc0 6mo ago
Even at the idea level, making a game is not as easy as it sounds. Even with the tech that could execute your idea to production quality, most would not produce ideas that are fun or novel. That said, this tech will in no way give you anyth
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by proc0 6mo ago
Yeah, I think I heard about that. Within certain domains it is certainly a useful tool. I would say things like online search are much nicer now (in that asking an AI is equivalent to searching online but it summarizes it for you). Online s
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by proc0 6mo ago
And we've come full circle, haha.
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by proc0 6mo ago
It's starting to really look like the AI effect. It might be coincidence but I've noticed a lot more downtime and bad software lately. The last Nvidia drivers gave me a blue screen (last week or so), and speaking about Windows, I
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by proc0 6mo ago
People sure don't care about it anymore and it coincided with rise of AI. There's barely any mention of climate change compared to 5+ years ago. I really think this is all about how to keep the capitalist system from imploding bec
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by proc0 7mo ago
Watch this be a bug added by some AI agent.
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by proc0 8mo ago
This is awesome overall. A valiant attempt at using AI to create something real. My number one criticism with AI demos is that they are too simple and have too much flexibility to be anything. Once you start adding constraints, the prompts
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by proc0 8mo ago
Is he feeling guilty for basically throwing global climate change out the window? The issue was singlehandedly swept under the rug by AI.
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by proc0 8mo ago
Anything above a simple app and it becomes a tradeoff that needs to be carefully tuned so that you get the most out of it and it doesn't end up being a waste of time. For many use cases and domain combinations this is a net positive, b
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by proc0 8mo ago
Right, it has a lot of uses. As a tool it has been transformative on many levels. The question is whether it can actually multiply productivity across the board for any domain and at production level quality. I think that's what people

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