Just for fun I created a new personal benchmark for vision-enabled LLMs: playing minecraft. I used JSON structured output in LM Studio to create basic controls for the game. Unfortunately no matter how hard I proompted, gemma-3-27b QAT is not really able to understand simple minecraft scenarios. It would say things like "I'm now looking at a stone block. I need to break it" when it is looking out at the horizon in the desert.

Here is the JSON schema: https://pastebin.com/SiEJ6LEz System prompt: https://pastebin.com/R68QkfQu

To me the most important thing about IPv6 is how it enables reliable peer to peer networks. IPv4 is the bane of existence to p2p networks since you have to so much extra shit to make it work (Public address discovery, NAT hole punching, relaying connections through some machine with an open port).

With IPv6 you can just stick your address on a DHT and peers can connect to you 100% of the time, no matter what.

The only thing that sucks is that you can't count on an internet-connceted device having IPv6 yet.

Why can't people just get green-pilled on the minimum wage already? I've noticed that when topics like these come up people usually say something about how the minimum wage needs to be higher when the existence of a minimum wage is arguably causing/contributing to these problems.

The market sets the price of labor just like the market sets the price of goods. People think that the minimum wage will force employers to raise wages when in reality it just makes those jobs illegal, even if both parties, employer and employee, have an agreement. E.g. what are you going to pay California's hundreds of thousands of homeless people with little to no skills $15/hour to do? Are they really better off with a $15/hour minimum wage working 0 hours and making no money? They have no path up the economic ladder if we chop off the bottom rungs.

>A Handful of UAP Appear to Demonstrate Advanced Technology

Ok, I am now seriously interested in this.