Readit NewsWe completely remove a couple simple, obvious inventions from the training data and then see if the AI can come up with it. Perhaps a toothbrush for example. Or a comb? But there could be better examples that would also have minimal effect on the final Ai.
Training is expensive so we wouldn’t want to leave anything important out like the wheel.
Gaben saved gaming.
- The original developper is not working on the game anymore, another company is maintaining it and has no capacity for making significant changes to it.
- You can't release your server source code because you will be using a lot of proprietary add ons that can't be released, and those are usually absolutely essential.
- Your server is going to be built against a now unsupported version of the engine, that you probably can't even install on current year operating systems
- stripping the source code of 'proprietary stuff' is significant work, there's no package management, code is copy pasted.
- Your protocol is based on third party commercial code and that other company doesn't like reverse engineering
- Changing the way the networking works to remove the lobby is significant development work, the networking framework is out of date, not maintained, and the devs are most likely not available anymore.
How can non-technical people tell what's "best"? You need to know what you're doing at this point, look for the right pitfalls, inspect everything in detail... this right here is the entire counter-argument for LLMs eliminating SWE jobs...
Does image processing of something like this scale with parameters?
It makes sense that language continues to scale as the vector space is huge. Even models that generate images scale as the problem space is so large.
But here there are only so many pixels in the image and they are a lot more uniform. You likely can't have 1T images to train on, so wouldn't the model just overfit and basically memorize every image it has ever seen?
I can't imagine a legitimate market for (in my opinion gimmicky) colour e-readers, and I believe this would be a horrific experience as a daily-use monitor.
Is this intended for some form of advertising or marketing?
(Please don’t disappoint me by saying “they added an optional feature and I don’t like it”)
i’d even turn gay but that’s a bit out of my comfort zone