throwaway314155

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by throwaway314155 7d ago
No Man's Sky and Cyberpunk 2077 are actually proof you can have an awful launch and still pivot into a large player base and continued sales via updates. Reception for both games is largely positive despite their poor initial response.
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by throwaway314155 8d ago
> that distinct off-white shading Let's see Paul Allen's card.
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by throwaway314155 13d ago
Is it expected to be available to subscribers?
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by throwaway314155 16d ago
> You have good enough hardware to run good models comparable with Gemini and ChatGPT. That is at best misleading and at worst outright misinformation.
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by throwaway314155 16d ago
Your emphasis here seems to downplay the end-result of the attack - which is arbitrary code execution from a seemingly innocent URL merely being read by the LLM. The ACE is pulled off without the user knowing, and seemingly without agent or
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by throwaway314155 22d ago
Queue the hoards of Python haters apparently.
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by throwaway314155 22d ago
This website is the worst.
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by throwaway314155 23d ago
> They're all in Tokyo ;) Yeah and effectively any store outside urban America.
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by throwaway314155 26d ago
I don't think GPT-4 was ever used for beating pokemon with or without a harness. Successful attempts include Gemini 2.5 and Opus 4.7 both using relatively advanced custom harnesses that give access to game memory, notes systems, and on
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by throwaway314155 27d ago
I'd expect this to cycle between companies ~monthly until they all IPO. As it turns out people do sometimes prefer speed and better UX. If the model (Sol, for now) has fewer parameters and also happens to be capable of solving deeply c
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by throwaway314155 1mo ago
I take this back. Apparently the codex conversations are indeed stored in jsonl files in the users .codex directory.
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by throwaway314155 1mo ago
Isn't this a _good_ thing??
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by throwaway314155 1mo ago
You can have Codex access Claude’s conversations trivially. The other way around not so much as OpenAI locks everything server side.
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by throwaway314155 1mo ago
Over my dead body.
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by throwaway314155 1mo ago
> Not flaming the artist at all, these are lovely works With respect, you totally are. Call it what it is - your honest criticism/opinion. Calling their work “middle of the road” and then saying they can’t get certain jobs then tryi
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by throwaway314155 1mo ago
Article was plenty interesting to me.
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by throwaway314155 2mo ago
Or perhaps the ones complaining aren’t as good as they think they are at coding, prompting, etc.
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by throwaway314155 2mo ago
They could at least give back the equivalent in usage for cache invalidation. Or, you know, just the usage you would have had for the ~1-2 hours of outage. Would buy them a lot of good will and they seem comfortable throwing cash in the tra
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by throwaway314155 2mo ago
My only issue with Codex (Sol 5.6) is that it sometimes finds tasks on its own to solve that are definitely out of scope. like it’s always aiming for the 1.0 release when we’re still on 0.1.0a
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by throwaway314155 2mo ago
Reverse engineering/decompilation of game binary (Tears of the Kingdom) using Ghidra for modding spanning Java (ghidra), C++ (mods), Python (scripting) and PowerShell (scripting for builds/deploys/etc.). Fable succeeded in ca
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by throwaway314155 2mo ago
I’ve been using it to use Ghidra to do reverse engineering for modding Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Pre-ban it would flag immediately, post-ban it _rarely_ flagged anything and when it did I realized I could just make a memory telling it to
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
Is this available in written form or even as a GitHub repository?
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
~3 years, I don’t doubt your experience though. Just saying it’s not universal.
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
Nah that was just Breen’s propaganda. They do however disable humanity’s ability to reproduce with the “suppression field”.
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
> flipping between gaming/desktop mode induced a fail state probably 30% of the time until a year ago That doesn't reflect my experience at all.
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
Am I crazy? Even a 1080 TI should have zero problems running Minecraft Java Edition...
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
Large corps value readability over algorithmic complexity too...
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
I thought Karpathy was going to OpenAI?
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
How do you get something like this set up?
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by throwaway314155 3mo ago
> Opus 4.6 was on drugs past 200k Which drugs?

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