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About gavmor
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Comment #49222353
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Comment #49146091
It takes place on another planet, and isn't alien biology "science" speculation, enough? Besides, it's not even her best work. Looking forward to reading your story! You might cons…
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Comment #49119641
I like setting arbitrary project milestones or timelines. They don't have to kill the project, but it's good to cast efforts in relief against external developments.
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Comment #49106151
My daily driver is Agent of Empires ( https://github.com/agent-of-empires/agent-of-empires )
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Comment #49060160
I just started experimenting with GSX and GSXUI https://github.com/gsxhq/gsxui https://github.com/jackielii/structpages is what I might call a framework that GSX sits nicely in. Al…
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Comment #49036361
"DRY" and "KISS" are, possibly, the least interesting principles to which a software designer might adhere.
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Comment #48969581
I'm sure it already can with the right mod/plugin.
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Comment #48969514
I've got an application for this. Will try and get some benchmarks in the next few weeks. We're definitely attempting to converge on a quality inference without wasting tokens/time…
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Comment #48934950
The artwork "as it was created" is unavailable. The only options are Rougeoux or the ravages of time.
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Comment #48655612
A regular LLM acts as a "policy," mapping a current state to a specific action (states → actions). Their new LLM acts as a "world model," mapping a current state and a chosen actio…
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Comment #48622122
The cold takes themselves are a fantastic proof of the care and attention the devs put into this game, as well as the depths of their design philosophy.
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Comment #48621400
> Almost nobody optimizes compiled assembly code. Compiled assembly code is not an input to the next compilation; source code is an input to the LLM's next inference. Sure, maybe "…
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Comment #48620424
Well sooner or later I would expect a developer who intimately understands their code base to feel compelled to start refactoring and extracting fitting, meaningful well-leveraged …
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Comment #48608993
Migrating to a workerd container is an option.
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Comment #48608930
What's the data doing that's so sluggish? Is it being correlated/transformed, or is it just so many points of light are blocking each frame?
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Comment #48603953
I wonder if Mollweide or Atlantis projections wouldn't be more performant?
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Comment #48559266
Riding horseback saves time over walking but it's harder to smell the roses along the way. Nevertheless, millions now ride horses recreationally.
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Comment #48509060
Who gets a sense of accomplishment from cheering for their home team?
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Comment #48431727
The overall system that allowed this implementation is accountable. So why put such a fine point on it so as to exculpate the LLM?
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Comment #48248468
> He was the perfect protagonist for a teenage boy: a coward, an underachiever, technically a wizard but only on a technicality, and frequently the most powerful spell in the unive…
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Comment #48244878
That's sorta how Agent of Empires and also Zed seem to operate—worktrees as a first class aspect of the workflow.
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Comment #48214203
Give credit where credit is due: Descartes, Kant, Putnam, etc.
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Comment #48214179
That’s somewhat overstated. We know anesthesia "works," and we know some of its molecular targets, but we do not fully know the mechanism by which it produces unconsciousness, ie w…
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Comment #48188748
Yeah, that's a scary way to lose 20 minutes...