I had a lot of fun playing this! It's definitely the quirkiness that sets it apart from the typical "GenAI" content. Highly recommend other hackernews readers check it out.
Readit Newsromesc commented on Show HN: Talk to Me Human – my game about social persuasion talktomehuman.com/... · Posted by u/mbforbes
romesc commented on An electric new era for Atlas bostondynamics.com/blog/e... · Posted by u/colinramsay
romesc commented on Show HN: Suno AI Download – Download Suno AI Music Song MP3 sunoaidownload.com... · Posted by u/AUDI_GUZZ
Thank you for thinking of this and implementing it!
But, I'm wondering is there any major difference between just clicking the "..." next to the song in the default interface and selecting "Download->Audio"?
romesc commented on Lessons from AlphaZero: Part 1 of blog post series vvanirudh.github.io/blog/... · Posted by u/vvanirudh
Wow, some actual legit content on HN!
romesc commented on Cicero: The first AI to play at a human level in Diplomacy (2022) ai.meta.com/research/cice... · Posted by u/tosh
Congrats to Noam (and the whole team)!
romesc commented on Q* Hypothesis: Enhancing Reasoning, Rewards, and Synthetic Data interconnects.ai/p/q-star... · Posted by u/Jimmc414
Sure A* is awesome, but taking the "star" and immediately attributing it to A* is probably a bridge too far.
Q* or any X* for that matter is extremely common for referring to the optimal function under certain assumptions. (usually cost / reward structure).
romesc commented on Ask HN: Any alternatives to Duolingo without gamification? · Posted by u/abbadadda
I really have to plug the method of Comprehensible Input (CI) [0].
Specifically, Pablo Román's effort to make this viable for Spanish [1]. I started before there was a website or anything, just watching free youtube videos. Now I'm definitely B2 or C1. I subscribe partially just to show my support even though I mostly consume native-level media now.
Similar and helpful along he lines of CI are [2] and [3].
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Input_hypothesis [1] https://dreamingspanish.com [2] https://refold.la/ [3] https://www.alljapaneseallthetime.com/
Curious to know how you found this paper? I'd like to be able to find interesting papers but I've not found a place of curation unfortunately.
For what it's worth, this was a paper I was exposed to during grad school for robotics/CS. I'm not saying one has to go to school to get good curation of content, but it is certainly one way to be exposed to a well structured foundation of knowledge in your field.
Not OP, but I have an extra - I emailed it to you.
Thank you kind soul! Unfortunately, I found out that mailbox is full. Thanks microsoft...
If you happen to see this, please check my profile for a working email!