Glassbreakers: Champions of Moss (same people who made Moss and Moss 2) based a lot of their design on Brass Tactics. I would say check it out but unfortunately the studio (Polyarc) went under shortly after publishing…
I’ve actually seen this be the biggest advantage of AI in the corpo world: it is helping people realize their ideas are stupid or their busywork doesn’t matter way faster. I’ve seen so many “dream” projects finally…
I mean Chinese EVs have already surpassed Tesla in global volume sales and their CEO helped elect the man who gut the EV industry in America. But I guess it's cool we are doing cool tricks while that happens?
I mean if I saw this at a monster truck derby I would think it was cool. When it's companies that represent trillions of dollars it feels a little underwhelming I was expecting more. It's also clearly a gimmick it's not…
If it was a smaller scrappier company I would think it was neat, but this company and associated companies represents so much of the market and so many resources. And I don't know it just seems like they are doing…
It's a cool demo and all but I can't help but feel like it's not that impressive considering these companies control such an absurd amount of capital and this is all they can do with it. A stunt for a launch showing off…
I mean I would think that, but I've literally tried to train product owners on contracts I am on to use AI and not pay me anymore and they still get overwhelmed by the idea of a terminal and ask me to do it. So I really…
I would agree with you but this is what it was like with search engines as well. Search engines got so good it felt like anyone could just Google anything instead of paying someone. I think the surprising part is that,…
I think it's around 20 TB of data and yeah the processing isn't a big deal it's just the cloud storage fees aren't really worth it for data I maybe look at like once a year. I have a local NAS and searching through the…
> Licensing/copyrighting encouraged people to think up of new things, and new ways of doing something. I don't think this has been true since the copyright acts extended copyright from a max of 28 years to a minimum of…
Yeah it was already really hard to find good games before AI due to a massive influx of indie devs, easier to use engines, review gaming, and asset flipping. I worry how this will impact finding quality games. I know…
I think scanning is worth it. There's a lot of cheap services out there that do it but it's also not too hard to find relatively cheap scanners that will process stacks of pages if you are willing to destroy the…
I wouldn’t say people are perfectly aware. It seems obvious I should be able to at least back up my save files but that was disabled on the PS5 and instead you need to purchase a separate subscription. A lot of basic…
True I just wish they didn't have to skulk in the dark for what is essentially a public service. I also think some projects aren't so lucky. We probably have a pretty brief window where projects like this can even be…
Not sure on the methodology here, but could this also just because people's projects mature on the new model which results in less thinking? I've personally seen people complain about new models getting slow after a…
It's sad that we even have to think about this. Ogre Battle 64 is 27 years old now. Under the law that preceded the Copyright Act of 1976, it would be entering the public domain right about now. It's absurd how long…
I am the same way but sadly I think average people seem to be the opposite. I’ve seen people asked to do something on some site and their instinct is to go straight to the App Store and search the site there vs using…
Yeah 100% agree, I would even go as far as it's kind of harmful it seems to just pollute the context or stagnant as the models and tooling changes so rapidly or it is just better to do something bespoke for your own…
I don't know if this is why they did it, but I think it is generally a mistake to go beyond this context size anyway. I don't think people realize how much dumber the models get at larger contexts and how much more the…
> why not rewrite CC in a native language? It's hell to maintain for not much gain (for a use case like this at least). As much as it's become a meme, JS and web tech in general has become extremely portable and stable.…
I have something similar. I use Cloudflare tunnels too but also their CDN which is free (for now). That's the only thing I haven't really been able to figure out how to do on my own. Back in the day, hosting a static…
“Distillation attack” are we joking here. If anything these models should be compelled to be public since they have been trained off public data. What an absurd overreach to call this an attack. It’s clear they are…
Is this paid for by Meta or something?
I used to agree with you but it's getting out of hand these companies have more control than most states and governments over our communication, privacy, money, and general lives but we don't get to vote in who is…
I don't know if Amazon should have the right to terminate anyone's account to be honest. I feel like people are afraid to regulate anything these days but I mean some people's entire lives are dependent on these…
Glassbreakers: Champions of Moss (same people who made Moss and Moss 2) based a lot of their design on Brass Tactics. I would say check it out but unfortunately the studio (Polyarc) went under shortly after publishing…
I’ve actually seen this be the biggest advantage of AI in the corpo world: it is helping people realize their ideas are stupid or their busywork doesn’t matter way faster. I’ve seen so many “dream” projects finally…
I mean Chinese EVs have already surpassed Tesla in global volume sales and their CEO helped elect the man who gut the EV industry in America. But I guess it's cool we are doing cool tricks while that happens?
I mean if I saw this at a monster truck derby I would think it was cool. When it's companies that represent trillions of dollars it feels a little underwhelming I was expecting more. It's also clearly a gimmick it's not…
If it was a smaller scrappier company I would think it was neat, but this company and associated companies represents so much of the market and so many resources. And I don't know it just seems like they are doing…
It's a cool demo and all but I can't help but feel like it's not that impressive considering these companies control such an absurd amount of capital and this is all they can do with it. A stunt for a launch showing off…
I mean I would think that, but I've literally tried to train product owners on contracts I am on to use AI and not pay me anymore and they still get overwhelmed by the idea of a terminal and ask me to do it. So I really…
I would agree with you but this is what it was like with search engines as well. Search engines got so good it felt like anyone could just Google anything instead of paying someone. I think the surprising part is that,…
I think it's around 20 TB of data and yeah the processing isn't a big deal it's just the cloud storage fees aren't really worth it for data I maybe look at like once a year. I have a local NAS and searching through the…
> Licensing/copyrighting encouraged people to think up of new things, and new ways of doing something. I don't think this has been true since the copyright acts extended copyright from a max of 28 years to a minimum of…
Yeah it was already really hard to find good games before AI due to a massive influx of indie devs, easier to use engines, review gaming, and asset flipping. I worry how this will impact finding quality games. I know…
I think scanning is worth it. There's a lot of cheap services out there that do it but it's also not too hard to find relatively cheap scanners that will process stacks of pages if you are willing to destroy the…
I wouldn’t say people are perfectly aware. It seems obvious I should be able to at least back up my save files but that was disabled on the PS5 and instead you need to purchase a separate subscription. A lot of basic…
True I just wish they didn't have to skulk in the dark for what is essentially a public service. I also think some projects aren't so lucky. We probably have a pretty brief window where projects like this can even be…
Not sure on the methodology here, but could this also just because people's projects mature on the new model which results in less thinking? I've personally seen people complain about new models getting slow after a…
It's sad that we even have to think about this. Ogre Battle 64 is 27 years old now. Under the law that preceded the Copyright Act of 1976, it would be entering the public domain right about now. It's absurd how long…
I am the same way but sadly I think average people seem to be the opposite. I’ve seen people asked to do something on some site and their instinct is to go straight to the App Store and search the site there vs using…
Yeah 100% agree, I would even go as far as it's kind of harmful it seems to just pollute the context or stagnant as the models and tooling changes so rapidly or it is just better to do something bespoke for your own…
I don't know if this is why they did it, but I think it is generally a mistake to go beyond this context size anyway. I don't think people realize how much dumber the models get at larger contexts and how much more the…
> why not rewrite CC in a native language? It's hell to maintain for not much gain (for a use case like this at least). As much as it's become a meme, JS and web tech in general has become extremely portable and stable.…
I have something similar. I use Cloudflare tunnels too but also their CDN which is free (for now). That's the only thing I haven't really been able to figure out how to do on my own. Back in the day, hosting a static…
“Distillation attack” are we joking here. If anything these models should be compelled to be public since they have been trained off public data. What an absurd overreach to call this an attack. It’s clear they are…
Is this paid for by Meta or something?
I used to agree with you but it's getting out of hand these companies have more control than most states and governments over our communication, privacy, money, and general lives but we don't get to vote in who is…
I don't know if Amazon should have the right to terminate anyone's account to be honest. I feel like people are afraid to regulate anything these days but I mean some people's entire lives are dependent on these…