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mclau156
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Comment #43635127
Every single person in the supply chain has a lever they can pull to change price, except the end consumer
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Comment #43476314
Generated 1000 lines of turn based combat with shop, skills, stats, elements, enemy types, etc. with this one
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Comment #43475404
Would still benefit from eventually moving the initial meetup group to a green space, especially if there can be a community garden to work on (yes I realize we are re-inventing th…
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Comment #43475302
I would love to see advancement in the pixel art space, specifying 64x64 pixels and attempting to make game-ready pixel art and even animations, or even taking a reference image an…
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Comment #43428544
It seems to start out strong, but then starts loudly talking by the end, do you know why it loses focus? edit: I actually got it to stay whispering by also putting (soft whispering…
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Comment #43427553
Does whispering work? I could not get it to work when I tried it
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Comment #43423488
I have never seen knowledge to be the limiting factor in success in the 3D world, its usually lots of dedicated time to model, rig, and animate
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Comment #43423432
there is a security risk for having to pay for a service to wash my clothes, I would prefer no human interaction
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Comment #43423400
https://codename-recon.github.io/Gridlock/
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Comment #43416396
Google Gemini never open sourced their robotics model from a couple days ago, hopefully this will push them
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Comment #43416363
Reading Wikipedia can easily become research
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Comment #43365282
Putting so much emphasis on cars, and being in cars is a national embarrassment
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Comment #43354382
I dont see why a Gemini robot couldn't grab 20 dark clothing items from a hamper, put them in the laundry machine, wait an hour, take them out and put them in the dryer while I was…
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Comment #43354180
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Comment #43336513
The same approach could be used in life
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Comment #43292994
The company Intuitive Machines first and second moon-landers both tipped over, hopefully the third does not tip over
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Comment #43271564
Ok sorry I thought maybe there was a chance that the decomp project could edited in a way that would create a ROM that allowed RL to be done easier, but it seems like it just came …
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Comment #43271070
Could you have used the decompilations of pokemon on github? https://github.com/pret/pokered
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Comment #43271011
Claude 3.7 recently failed to finish Pokemon after getting stuck in a corner and deciding it was impossible to get out
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Comment #43258218
Why the focus on speech-to-text and not purely on radar and predicting 3D movement or at least shutting down in 3D space a runway that is occupied?
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Comment #43242461
need a sense of scale in that video
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Comment #43207023
Games like Mario, Pokemon, etc. succeed because they have large teams of people making a large world, most individual game devs try to re-make these games and are very overwhelmed …
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Comment #43206970
Godot game engine has been good to me, I have not made any original games but I have copied some games with a high skill ceiling, it is very important to have a high skill ceiling …
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Comment #43198098
We had to wait for a team of github users to reverse engineer Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time before Nintendo would do anything about it
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Comment #43188617
Honestly Claude 3.7 can make a pokemon game in pygame fairly easily, at that point it would have a lot more control over it