> I wonder from a modding perspective would it be better if all public methods are just the API users can call and they themselves create a way for mods to exist? It's the way vintage story implemented modding. They…
Memory is solvable tho. Either through hacky means via RAG + prompt injections + log/db of interaction history or through context extensions. IF you have a billion tokens of effective context, you might spent years…
I've been using Niagara since its first days. Absolutely loving it and it keeps getting better year over year. The only thing I miss still is not being able to open drawer by swiping up (though fastscroll on letters is…
I wonder whether it counts people who use internet, but don't know it. My grandma uses her phone to chat with me, check the weather, recipes and news. But if you ask her whether she uses internet or not - she'd say no…
Was also common in Ukraine in early 2000s.
Android Runtime(ART) obviously.
> I wonder from a modding perspective would it be better if all public methods are just the API users can call and they themselves create a way for mods to exist? It's the way vintage story implemented modding. They…
Memory is solvable tho. Either through hacky means via RAG + prompt injections + log/db of interaction history or through context extensions. IF you have a billion tokens of effective context, you might spent years…
I've been using Niagara since its first days. Absolutely loving it and it keeps getting better year over year. The only thing I miss still is not being able to open drawer by swiping up (though fastscroll on letters is…
I wonder whether it counts people who use internet, but don't know it. My grandma uses her phone to chat with me, check the weather, recipes and news. But if you ask her whether she uses internet or not - she'd say no…
Was also common in Ukraine in early 2000s.
Android Runtime(ART) obviously.