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razodactyl
6d ago
be nice! also, would help to explain why for the uninformed? - clueless
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6d ago
It was actually informative
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Epstein Tycoon
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7d ago
Wasn't it an LSTM neuron that changed sign and magnitude over a stretch of text? I remember seeing color coding against the current sentiment which was neat.
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Games look real now. We're in the future
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15d ago
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15d ago
Just FYI - 4 places are now documenting a console bug freeze that happens with a drag handle appearing over a half day. Source: I'm half brain dead from decoding a lot of Claude speak from it directly and colleagues' new way of co
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19d ago
Share!
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Omikron Game Data Explorer
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25d ago
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Gen-1.5 In-Context Learning
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Liquid-Glass-Studio
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2mo ago
Are you sure? Because this sounds like GPT3-era understandings of LLM-isms
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2mo ago
I had a quick glance at source. Base64 and TCP? There's certainly room for a quicker protocol and delta streaming with adaptive bitrate. I reckon Fable could get that implemented quite fast. Unity dependency seems required for cardboar
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2mo ago
Yes but it implies it's doing its own "brain surgery" so if it got params wrong it could break itself. In that case you would have another AI behind the scenes doing the tweaking so it can understand you at a "subconscio
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2mo ago
Don't we pay for cache input though?
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2mo ago
I appreciate you.
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2mo ago
I'm sure there's a name for the type of conversation killing argument you make here: I get your point though, I think it would be a better opportunity to shed wisdom instead of voting down your comment for its negativity. First an
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Xtree Fan Page
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2mo ago
Not sure I know where I fall regarding your point: Yes to trade secrets, but also science and AI should be for the good of all. OpenAI seems to be trading roles back with Anthropic becoming misanthropic. I hope they both start heading in th
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Egypt Won
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3mo ago
Concise responses come from people with writing skills who can get to the point without adding more words to sound smart. "Elegant prose instantiated through remarkably tailored execution of written word may allow an author's desi
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Xtree Fan Page
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3mo ago
So essentially PlayStation is over everyone go home... because we don't buy content anymore, we license it and denial of physical media is final nail in the coffin.
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3mo ago
Yeah. It keeps catching me off guard that it answered me already.
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Eruda – JavaScript Console
(eruda.liriliri.io)
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3mo ago
Heh. Summarising allows the benefit of full intelligence whilst preventing "misuse". Where "misuse" is likely competitors stealing thinking traces. Even though this is clearly work inspired from the OpenAI Strawberry era
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Oh! Big deal. Exciting.
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3mo ago
Me too! Writing Winsock and learning WinAPI on XP then Vista. It took me a while to realise Linux was better / OSX was my gateway drug haha
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Hmmm. I think it's good practice to get on top of the cautious thinking of "LLMs aren't that smart for now". Eg. Fable isn't as good as the hype: it has cool tricks like scratch-padding to check expectations in adva
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People are still hiring, it's just very competitive - reframe rejection as learning opportunities returning wisdom. In retrospect, many companies you get turned down from are likely companies you don't want to work for anyway henc
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3mo ago
The problem is that there are people willing to accept these conditions. Think higher of your self worth in future please.
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