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As someone with a Pro subscription, I had access to 3.7 the day it came out. Expecting to have access to 3.8 now, too. It's only the free accounts that are behind.

I've only seen proof-of-concepts, like Vaudeville[1]. I think more work is currently done in the modding scene, for example with Mantella[2] which, "brings every NPC in Skyrim and Fallout 4 to life with AI."

[1] https://store.steampowered.com/app/2240920/Vaudeville/ [2] https://art-from-the-machine.github.io/Mantella/

Photoshop / Adobe apps are mainly holding me back from switching to Linux completely.

What's wrong with using VSCode with your model / API key of choice?

Exiting out of vim nightmare mode.

I asked for a theme park in space with aliens, but it just loaded a generic(?) park, with 5 different themed "islands", but none of them are space themed. Do I need an account to actually create a prompt?

> The point is that AI is aware of constraints and can manage a round it.

Only if you instruct it with constraints. Otherwise, it's happy to implement whatever workaround it needs. But it still takes a dev to know what those constraints are and why they're needed.

Do you publish your benchmark somewhere? What's the best vision (captioning) AI you've come across?

Yea, it's the OUI Spy board: https://github.com/colonelpanichacks/oui-spy

There's this stream[1], of AI agents working(?), between Osaka and Kobe.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1qNNxdZHdo

I just use 24h time in the afternoon.

Pressing random buttons before you know the language of the game your playing is peak gaming childhood for me.

There was an earlier instance of this here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48734373

They might be reusing assets over their games, but the game came out in 2017, long before AI assets were a thing.

It's missing the captcha that fails to load and then makes you retry three times.

There's nothing wrong with it, per se. It's just that it's overused and filled with random garbage stats that no one cares about.

If there is no truth, there is no wrong.

Regardless of the content, what other 50x11cm mass produced metal signs are there? I was thinking street name signs, before reading the examples.

Probably because you can't turn credits back into cash.

More and more of these AI comment threads are starting to read like messages in The Talos Principal.

I did this. Less so for the sun light entering the windows (albeit a great idea), but more so for making sure I'd see the sunsets. There are great websites that will let you see the sunrise and sunset directions for any given day of the year.

Soon, we're gonna need a router for all the different routers.

How about we don't let the leading model makers make the rules? How about we make AI models that were trained on public data public goods? Let's circle back on that, kthxbye.

Well, I would want the new app to steal focus, but only if I haven't (re-)focused a different app while said app was launching.

The ones at home land on a dinner plate.

They signed the letter to prevent the banning on open-weight models.

You can sell your bet at any time, though. So if you put $100 on NO while it's at 3¢ and then sell them next week at 4¢, you're getting $133 back. You're not necessarily betting on the outcome, but on the sentiment over time.

Someone needs a history lesson...

I run Jellyfin in Docker on an N100 mini PC without problems.

Sounds like a job for AI.