Philpax

Congratulations on being both racist and classist at the same time!

Why do you think that?

No, but they are more or less a monopoly over PC gaming. Yes, there are alternatives, but they are a tiny percentage of the market, and your ability to sell to the PC market will be severely limited. …

Generation is a means to an end. It's up to the user to decide what that end is: it can be absolute naff, or it could be a solo auteur's masterpiece. The problem isn't AI, it's Va…

I can pretty trivially generate something using a LLM that I doubt was in the training set or has ever been written down by humans. Do you have reason to believe that's not the case?

I can see your viewpoint, but at the same time, if there's nothing of the original training material in the output, what exactly is being stolen and resold? I guess I'm saying that I can see…

I more or less agree with you (I'm not convinced that training models on the imagery of the internet isn't fair use), but I wouldn't rule out a CC0 model just yet. There's Mitsua D…

We've just tested internally with Firefox nightly with WebGPU enabled (you should also be able to test this with the fix Fredrik just pushed out), but it doesn't seem to work - Firefox'…

Thanks for the feedback! > Input latency is too much for first-person or third person games. Do you plan to add client-side prediction? Can developers handle that themselves? Somewhat, and yes. I&#…

> Found them. There is no singular Launcher client. They are tucked away inside each individual games' "store page" under a dropdown. Yep. This is temporary; we have a native version…

Funnily enough, we've never actually been on WebGL! The runtime's built against wgpu [0], which is an abstraction layer that supports the native rendering APIs, WebGPU, and yes, WebGL. Howev…

Absolutely, yeah. I've actually just opened an issue for this: https://github.com/AmbientRun/Ambient/issues/1038 Rest assured we'll have this sorted for the n…

Yeah - unfortunately, Chrom[e|ium] on Linux doesn't support WebGPU yet: https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/wiki/Implementation-Status#... As one of the folks using L…

Hah, if only :) CPTO stands for Chief Product & Technology Officer; it's becoming more popular, especially among startups that need someone who can both define a vision and execute on it. Tha…

Hi HN! I'm one of the engineers working on Ambient; I'm primarily responsible for the devex, but I work on all aspects of the runtime and platform. (We're a small team!) Our CPTO is Fre…

I had the same reaction; it seems like a brand you wouldn’t want to use in this space.

Well, I don’t think you can really stop people from talking about new technology on a forum for hackers…

baffling that you think 3.5% of the world's population is a niche

Er, what gave you that impression?

Not all PID controllers are destined for embedded. They’re quite useful in gamedev, for example.

> What can’t be found in an open source project? AI first layer inspection and lidar? Not having to fuck around to assemble and use your printer. I had the spare time and patience to maintain my pr…

"Simple-minded"? Please don't be an embarrassing stereotype.

If you used that wording, I'd have called you racist too.

iOS 17 is basically doing that: https://www.macrumors.com/guide/ios-17-keyboard/ …

I was hoping that this would go more into the details of dataset selection and what makes for high-quality data, but it seems to be more a prelude to a Lit-GPT advertisement :/

"other"?

Is any post that is unusually helpful just assumed to be the product of a LLM now?