yukapero

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by yukapero 6mo ago
sure, here is the original input i used for that reply. original japanese intent: それがまさに工夫した点で、あなたは "I" すらも大文字で書かない翻訳をするLLMなんてありえないと思ったんじゃない？だからこそ、全部小文字で書くように指示することで、AI臭を抑えることができると思ったんだ。こんな感じで、もはやオープンなコミュニティでAIを徹底的に排除するのは多分不可能なレベル
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by yukapero 6mo ago
that was exactly the point. you expect ai to be "perfect" and follow rules, so i told it to ignore capitalization to hide the "ai smell." the fact that we're even having this meta-discussion proves my argument: we&#
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by yukapero 6mo ago
exactly. the difference is intent. i’m just using it for the translation, but the "what" and "why" are coming from me. slop happens when you let the ai do the thinking too
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by yukapero 6mo ago
dead end. human verification just leads to a digital prison of ids the real issue isn't bots, it's humans using ai. i'm doing it right now. English isn't my first language so i used an llm to translate my thoughts for th
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by yukapero 6mo ago
To be fair, Unity is already building a suite for exactly this. "Unity AI" is aimed at letting you prompt your way through development instead of menu-diving
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by yukapero 6mo ago
Interesting idea Im checking it from Japan with my system language set to Japanese, but the product descriptions are still showing up in English. The platform UI itself seems to be localized, so this might be a bug. As for the token costs,
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by yukapero 6mo ago
good work! this is like Wplace but in 3D
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by yukapero 6mo ago
Tried it, dope idea. No Pi or tuner req'd really. Why we all love these goofy hacks so bad