I Built a Spy Satellite Simulator in a Browser. Here's What I Learned
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I Built a Spy Satellite Simulator in a Browser. Here's What I Learned
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#2Wow this is very impressive. and Great video
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#4The browser has quietly become the most underrated runtime. A year ago this would have needed a desktop app and a beefy GPU. Now it just needs a tab.
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#5The browser has quietly become the most underrated runtime. A year ago this would have needed a desktop app and a beefy GPU. Now it just needs a tab.
How is it underrated when it is heavily used for literally anything, even when it makes no sense to be used?
I'd say it is actually overrated.
P.S. This running on your browser doesn't change its computational needs of the work done locally on your side. So, if it runs, either you have a beefy GPU or it doesn't actually need one.
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#6thanks for drawing attention to this.
only concern is the scanlines. where does the idea that the IC uses CRTs come from?
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#7This is neat but the filters are worse than useless. Why collect so much information just to make it look worse for no reason?
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#8I wonder how much this cost to run all those agents. Just as an idea.
I've used opus to make some smaller stuff and it took me 20€ easily. I wouldn't be able to pay for the 200 odd pro subscription so paying by token is the only way I can use opus.