Bartosz Taudul

Tracy Profiler 0.14! It's a BIG release! https://github.com/wolfpld/tracy/releases/tag/v0.14.0

@wonziu@ioc.exchange Kowboj czacza już zapomniał co mówił w maju, że go Trump oszukał?

For anyone actually interested: the AI features available in Tracy are strictly local and can be completely removed from the UI with one toggle, as it always has been. Despite the general narrative surrounding AI, these tools actually work in practice. There are measurable performance improvements in Tracy that were pointed out by the AI. There are some, frankly quite embarrassing bugs I made, that have been avoided or fixed, because AI did code review.

@floooh @morten_skaaning @pythno @jplebreton The book setting is basically everything that's wrong with the US, but turned up to 11. I wrote about it shortly some time ago, here's the translation. For context, you might have heard who Korwin is from the EU parliament already: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-39152562 The tubeworms quote is a reference to his direct-to-meme, 100% serious rant about "social parasites who do nothing" or something like that. The movie is https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0780622/

@molecularmusing@mastodon.gamedev.place @aras@mastodon.gamedev.place This is how VR worked in Lukyanenko's Labirynth trilogy. The first novel was released in 1997, and the setting was era-appropriate, so you had 486 or maybe Pentiums, software rendering, and modems. There was a plot point about needing to stay "inside" for 15 minutes or so, while hunted, because 3 MB of data had to be downloaded. The VR in the books worked by drawing crude shapes on the screen, while you were in a psychedelic trance that made you see them as a real world.

@TomF@mastodon.gamedev.place @slembcke@mastodon.gamedev.place @mcc@mastodon.social It is quite interesting to ride the edge of the photopic and scotopic vision. There's no trick to it, you just need to find something bright enough to go via the day vision route, that at the same time is dim enough to not kill the night vision. Some smartphone screens can do this at night. What you get is a "full framerate" refresh of the bright parts (e.g. white text), and clearly very choppy "updates" of the dark parts (e.g. camera hole against a dark screen background).

@pervognsen@mastodon.social And, if you think it's only the commit messages that have no supervision, this is how the actual program works. Only the rendering is bugged, and only in the web version, but, come on.

@wolf480pl@mstdn.io @Recuch@mastodon.com.pl Teraz to się możemy zastanawiać kto tam był bardziej pijany – właściciel praw, który przez 30 lat nie był w stanie wydać oryginalnej gry we współczesnej formie (i.e., coś innego niż polowanie na oryginalne pudełka z grą na ebayu), mimo że wszyscy o to prosili, czy Atari / sklepy, które z kompletnie niczego nie potrzebującego już z oryginału OpenTTD (bo: patrz wyżej) robią dzisiaj moda do gry.

@andrewrk@mastodon.social I can see how it would be useful, but let's not ruin the joke.

@gosha@merveilles.town @vladh@merveilles.town @nikitonsky@mastodon.online From what I understand, the process of restricting access here is basically looking for path patterns in tool calls. Like, if it wants to grep something in ../../.., or if it wants to redirect stdout to /tmp/, or the like. The LLM just needs to be a bit creative and write itself a python script that will do the same thing, and then it gets full access with no questions asked, because the "security" of these things is that stupid. Never run this out of a sandbox.

@pythno @jplebreton Hm? From what I recall, he was very fond of the Snow Crash book, from where the term sources? I (tried to) read it, and jeez, the themes in that book are *ugly*. Another puzzle piece that fits, though.

@wolf480pl@mstdn.io @Recuch@mastodon.com.pl Temat prosty nie jest, bo OpenTTD na początku było mocno do tyłu w stosunku do TTDPatcha, który dosłownie rozpruwał oryginalną binarkę, żeby nowe featury pododawać. Spora część community, w szczególności artyści od grf-ów byli przeciwni jakiemuś tam OpenTTD, bo co to jest, nic tam nie działa, itd. W takiej sytuacji gadanie o licencjach z Atari (o ile w ogóle oni wtedy na tym łapę trzymali) raczej nie było na pierwszym, czy jakimkolwiek miejscu todo listy u kogokolwiek.

@Arnl@ioc.exchange @wonziu@ioc.exchange A no, ja właśnie o tym piątnicowym. Jest to może jakieś rozwiązanie, ale mnie trochę brzydzi lizanie plastiku ;p

@wonziu@ioc.exchange Przede wszystkim, kupowanie wody w butelkach, jak jest w kranie. Wtedy to tam bez różnicy w którą część ciała sobie ten kapselek przytulisz. Ja z nowymi nakrętkami kontakt mam głównie w jogurtach, gdzie masz do wyboru zostawić jak jest i potem mieć pół gęby wysmarowane, albo oderwać, ale wtedy zawsze coś gdzieś poleci – istne telezakupy mango.

@wonziu@ioc.exchange O, to teraz tak się te przekrętasy nazywają? Ciekawe czy to jakiś reunion z ekipą od kerbali, czy dalej osobno kręcą.

@lritter@mastodon.gamedev.place explain?

@tnorinder@mastodon.gamedev.place @dotstdy@mastodon.social Every bug is obvious after it has been found.

@xoofx@mastodon.social I literally have no idea what they have named "copilot" this time, so I did a search, and... "Should You Use GitHub Copilot or OpenAI Codex", a reddit thread. From 4 years ago. Jesus, why do they insist on this shit naming scheme? OpenCode is the one I use, only because it's open source (-ish), and it feels the least bad when compared to alternatives that were last updated half a year ago or such. Search for "squad + ai" returns 4 completely different things, all alike at the same time

@xoofx@mastodon.social There's a reddit thread that lists some alternatives: https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1rv690j/opencode_concerns_not_truely_local/