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OpenAI also started as a non profit. I don't trust any of these people and I propose no one should.

I've been struggling with this question myself. But isn't this a model training/use problem (a.k.a skill issue )? Isn't there a way to make these models be faithful to how people will actually look?

Anything that can be written in JavaScript will be written in JavaScript. That's just how it is it seems.

I'm just going by the materials you provided.

The china talk page points to an article about crypto currency stolen credit cards. If I believed every random X account i would have to believe too many false things. Not really convinced my guy.

They often use stolen credit cards, educational discounts, or resold compute credits to acquire them at essentially zero cost. They're not always paying customers.

Yeah but where are you getting this from? I've seen this claim many places but only as pure speculation. No proof, just bold faced assertions.

Why should other people be responsible to make their business model work? They hold like all the money, if they can't make it work please shut down. Companies like OpenAI have already broken the public trust by breaking their non profit promises. They don't deserve any politeness at this point.

Where are you getting this stolen credit card thing? That's so random.

It wouldn't matter how much money you have if everyone around you is stressed. We are social beings, on some level most people cannot enjoy in isolation for too long.

How does one get an invite code for this?

The frontier AI companies are betting "the house" on them, and if they pay off they could, hypothetically, make them financially competitive.

They are not betting the house, they are betting the American economy on it. When this crashes it will take everyone down.

If you consider microdramas as art (who knows what art means to people these days) then the Chinese duanju already has not just full shows using AI but also already have big hits using it.

Yes the people making these are frustrated by how much stress it puts on them (directors managing multiple shows at a time daily must be stressful af) but nobody (neither artists nor audience) are complaining about AI usage. As always they don't hate AI, they hate capitalism.

I'm currently learning to make games with love2d. I'm using love.js to deploy for web. Would this have some advantage over love.js?

Try these

https://gist.github.com/rick2047/113586b40c30206e45054a15080...

https://gist.github.com/rick2047/9a5544b2b9b6829f753380c6548...

I edited the comment above

It is just basic agent setup. When I get home in the evening I can isolate my agent files and share GitHub link. In a couple of hours.

Edit: So life got in the way and I couldn't isolate it. But I have made this project public and committed the dev and code review agents here.

https://github.com/rick2047/meuseum-game-new/tree/main/.open...

The delegate builder is too ugly to share yet. But to be honest just use the normal builder with a frontier model and instruct it to delegate to developer any developer task. That works well.

Of course you have to install the skills [1]

[1] https://github.com/mattpocock/skills

That is my entire workflow in opencode through delegates. I have an "orchestrator" which uses matt pocock skills like grilling and writes specs in gh tickets. Once that is done it delegates individual tickets to deepseek v4 flash based developer subagent which executes the code pretty fast. This agent can only delegate one subagent which is a code-reviewer which uses a better model like qwen 3.7 for review. So dev does its own review loop before returning.

It's going amazingly. The orchestrator holds the big knowledge from grilling and also enables me to do more grilling to refine the specs. The trick was to check and re-align after each phase was developed. Also carefully defining each workflow step explicitly otherwise it makes mistakes like trying to self review the code. Also needed to define very explicit contracts. I chose the same surfaces as the matt skill set.

NotebookLM still uses the transcript method I think. But Gemini is wonderful. I have been using it to analyze the youtube videos of wrestling matches (trying to build a fan website for WXM, the best pro wrestling promotion to come out of India in a while). It does move by move analysis, audience reaction based match flow tracking, isolates interesting parts of the video (big moves, botches, story beats etc). I have run some experiments to get video editing plans out of it. I think I can combine it with something like remotion skill to make highlight videos.

Edit: BTW, you can analyze about 8 hours a day on free tier.

I am currently slowly exploring subagent based feature factories people have been talking about. I looked at superpowers and it just felt like a lot. The process seems be trying to match the complexity of a human team workflow. Seems like the wrong angle to take for this. I am getting a lot out of my simple subagent team by just clearly defining their roles and restricting what they can access. Although experimenting with orchestration policies is required. This feels like tokenmaxxing for marginal improvements.

Yes I'm using one of the most popular computer peripherals ever invented, yes.

Yeah but daily tools have lots of complexity which appears as non determinism (if we are thinking only UX, not actual determinism). For example, try moving an image in the word doc. I have been using MS word my entire life it seems, still don't know what the rules are lol.

If we want to keep it objective, one metric can already be calculated based on the user history of the submitter. The spammers profile will be full of unmerged or abandoned prs. Just based on those statistics beginners might be close to zero rating but spammers would be negative.

Unless I totally missed that people are also making new accounts of each PR.

For a boring codebase how is your company not trying to throw tokens at it? Not saying its the right choice but definitely the trend I am seeing.

Personally I have never seen Raspberry Pi as anything but a small personal computer. I've maintained a home server which get upgraded as Pi's upgrade. It runs well and manages my media, files and now running hermes agent. I remember even the first time it was introduced to me was with look it runs linux and you can probably run VLC on it.

Because moving a sprite is much more exhilarating than blinking an LED.

I feel sad by this. I have a strong love hate relationship with MATLAB. I think that happens with anything you use for 15 years. But I have always respected the software and its professional quality documentation. On the business side he created kind of a perfect existence for himself. A profitable company which they have still kept private so they can focus on things they want to solve.

Torvalds' remarks contrast with recent comments from fellow kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman, who recently told The Register that AI has become an increasingly useful tool for the FOSS community

Thats kinda a misrepresentation. They are talking about two different things. Linus is trying to point out incorrect use of a tool while GKH is praising a correct use. This sentence felt weird at the end of the article, kind like rage bait. And I took it :P.

I can imagine lots of cases where people with specific needs

You know, everyone used to have specific needs in clothing when I was young. Somehow fast fashion advertised that out of us to solve their own supply chain problems.

So is JavaScript haha.

I don't use openclaw but I spent few weeks on nanobot and then this week switched to Hermes. I have simple usecases like a news brief in the morning on my areas of interest, checking my email for latest updates on things I care about right now etc.

But I gave my wife access to the discord server, she burned 20% of weekly quota for codex (I use it as the provider) but created a skill which helps her practice dutch her way (she's learning it at A2 level for now). I went through the chats with her when she was showing it to me and it's amazing. She is a non technical person but she has tons of experience developing products. It was amazing (and to be frank very sexy) to see her work pretending as if she has been assigned a junior developer. The whole things a tangled mess of cron jobs, skills and scripts but her point is very simple "it maps perfectly to my learning style and keeps it fresher than flashcards or Duolingo".

Edit: wording. Also she wants me to mention at the end of the lesson it also does roleplaying which no other product gave her.