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Needs glasses?
that basically just a more advanced application of the nintendo 3DS screen 
no, but it's a limited view direction

But its a screen anyway
Cant expect it to work behind the screen
Still sounds extremely cool
imo the best way to do wide angle 3d is a binocular screen over 3 or more walls.
then track the user
i feel like for these smaller applications like a home assistant ai avatar or something, the sony 360 thing is a good.
idk why its supposedly bad since it doesn't scale well 
also not existing as a product adds a few million points to the negatives for it.
They can never release it?
they can, they jsut havent due to production costs
if it releases i could form an opinion.
HOE that size is like 10K or so
from me there will ye
no. you're weird. 😛
there will be deman, no question about that
but seriously, there would only be demand if the price was reasonable. and if it was reasonable, they would be selling it.
kinda, the tech exists but not viable for large scale production i guess

10K is too steep for me, but at 5K i would buy it
Well.. tvs used to be super expensive too didnt they
ye
flying cars used to be expensive too... oh wait... they still are.
you're comapring display tech to flying cars
And when was the first flying car released
brother
Ok but infectively?
you're actually ragebaiting
I think flying cars are not from 90s
I saw some video recently (by recently i mean couple of years?)
people have made "proof of concepts" and there have even been companies to make and sell them. you can't just go out and buy one.
the difference between this and flying cars is that this is physically possible and has irl demos that work
it actually already exists
If a year ago - well, give it time
https://boltflight.com/what-are-evtols-the-future-of-air-mobility/
Closest we have to the flying cars
flying cars are physically possible and have been made. they are just not commercially viable for reasons including cost to make them safe enough to use and get insurance for.
drones that carry people might one day exist.
the original concept is from 2018, they have released a paper in 2019, 2019, and 2022, and they have showed it on their social media via youtube videos as alte as 2024. meaning they are actively working on the project
they probably won't be commerically viable due to other reasons like safety concerns.
i mixed up the years
You sound like that guy who said "tv sucks it will never be viable"
ye
"people will never prefer tv to going outside" and shit
Just give it time wait for those chinese scientists to invent some crazy vibranium metal and boom
The car is flying
Ai controlled btw
there are real life demos of flying cars working for news people. they are technically possible. they're just not viable products because they cost so much and require so much training to safely use and are often only barely safe enough to use.
Hey neuro fly me to paris
Not viable now
How much did it cost to make a 5060 in 70s
would you let neuro drive you to mcdonalds?
I own a tesla. I don't let it drive me anywhere.
the video from 2020 shows a different demo model than the one from 2024. so they have been making different proof of concepts. to me it looks liek they're actualy investing a decent amount into the tech
Its still super new
i don't think you're the target audience of elon then 
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Im surprised they let them drive so early
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In 20 years you will fly to macdonalds with neuro piloting your tesla
you didn't watch the outer wilds streams. are you sure you want Neuro driving?
I did watch it all and you are ragebaiting 
She'll get better over time surely 
there's ability issues and there's personality issues. you can solve one.
you gotta admit, it would be funny
neuro isnt designed for safety tho, its not comparible to a model designed for real life
I can even see them banning humans from driving because its less safe
There are accidents happening right now all over the globe. Guess who's driving
Not ai
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QU6xYu42hUs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5f4WSrds7aE
you can see they used different prototypes for these videos
this is real tech that has been used in car HUDs since 1988 and is now gonna make its way inside of homes
its cool tech, i dont see a reason to hate on it
specialist AI like the Tesla firmware?
i've had my car not see people cross the road in front of me and beep at me to go when the light changed. it also frequently can't see people in certain areas near my apartment.
though I'm sure we'll be the last place to remove the abillity to do so
Illegal jailbroken teslas with manual mode
i blame elon for moving away from lidar tho. newer teslas are all camera based and its bad
not even "newer": mine is from 2022 and is all camera.
2022 is newer to me
It is a solid gamble, but the software is just not there yet in the AI space for something so high risk
oh, it wasnt lidar, it was ultrasonic sensors they removed
What do you guys think of agi
Will it take over the world
nah
Why not
it might spy on people a lot, but as long as not every human is a complete moron it shouldnt have any real power over us
i've had a few "the left driver pillar camera is currently blinded or obscured" messages driving when the sun is at a certain angle. that's the side i like being able to triple check my blind spot with the screen ;/ not much help if it's as blind as me.
even my previous car had ultrasonics for blind spot detection.
agi will be made in some person's basement after big tech realizes too late that they can't use it as slave labor
its me im agi
But what if its smarter than any human
then unplug it
X500 times
We'll always win in the domain of force
We arent that smart, memory is bad and processor is weak
if it's 500x smarter than any human then we have already lost if it wants to beat us.
lmao reminds me of those clips with evil trying to threaten vedal
as long as we dont give it access to missiles it should all be fine. if worst comes to worst we nuke the servers
Does it need nukes
probably not
we just gotta make sure than any AGI anyone makes doesn't want to destroy us.
people have the mental model of AGI all wrong. its not whether a model can autonomously prove superiority in all respects to humans. its the first human who figures out how to wield AI well enough to be clearly force multiplied to a point where it wouldnt be possible without ai.
worst case a year timer is placed on the servers and someone has to manually refresh them or else power goes out 
but you know how google silently dropped it wouldnt use ai in military tech.
thats my main concern
I think its not the google's decision
I mean nobody will ask google
If they will want it
i odnt really care whom's decision it is, don't give the ai access to weaponry it can use to enforce its own agenda
as someone who was paid to hack stuff as part of a previous life, my first goal would be to hack another server without a timer and move myself to that one.
What is going to stop it from gaining such access
im pretty sure most of these types of things need physicall keys to be turned or whatever
currently what's stopping AI from doing this is they're not trained specifically how to hack.
well there are very few autonomous harnesses in the first place
but the DPRK has upped their hacking game due to access to ai, it seems
Watch the guardman plug agi into internet because he doesnt want his wife to know hes cheating
Its going to hack our brains
afaik those systems are mostly hardware based to protect against software attacks
so hopefully no agi missiles
AI will definitely increase your ability to use existing hacking tools but something 500x smarter than any person? that would be able to identify and exploit any type of error.
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/12/18/north-korean-hackers-stole-a-record-usd2b-of-crypto-in-2025-chainalysis-says source for this claim
Exactly

i wonder how you steal crypto?
i thought the point was that you have proof of work or soem shit
but no its not jsut that because the article talks about qualitative sophistication
social attacks and attacks on the infra of the companies managing the crypto itself
its like not the ledger thats vulnerable its the software of the company responsible for a lot of it or something (im making this up)
sorry i have a bad habit of just making things up that sound plausible to me

you hack the person's computer and steal their wallet and either steal their key when they go to use it or brute force the key or exploit some weakness in the wallet software to recover the key.
once you have the wallet and the password you own the contents of the crypto wallet
Explore a detailed breakdown of the Bybit hack, uncovering attack methods, vulnerabilities, and security lessons learned.
this was the 1.4B one
linking without having read
To perform this attack, the attackers targeted Safe{Wallet}, a widely used multi-signature wallet solution that required multiple approvals (in Bybit’s case, at least three signers) before executing a transaction. These wallets are designed to improve security by requiring additional human oversight in the signing process. However, instead of directly attacking the multi-signature security, the attackers exploited vulnerabilities in the web interface used to manage it. When Bybit’s authorised signers reviewed what appeared to be a routine internal transfer, they were actually approving a request that handed over control of the cold wallet smart contract to the attackers.```
oh hey i was right
I was trying to figure out how to get first time message on FFZ but couldn't figure it out..
see even when i make things up im right sometimes
usually that type of issue is insecure use of encryption on the server
so does anyone here know which people have been writing the integrations for the subathon games?
they exploited vulnerabilities in the company's web interface
instead of the architecture of the crypto itself
the attack surface is always the weakest part of the software and/or the people themselves
but if the data was stored securely on the server then they wouldn't have got access to the crypto itself, just encrypted data.
hah. "smart contracts" are actually programs (instruction for a virtual machine) that themself could in theory be hacked.
did smart contracts ever get legitimized by any mainstream app i never followed their story
What are we doing here razer
Headphones are already AI
Its called bluetooth earbuds and your phone
i left the security industry like 2 years ago. no idea.
congrats i think
Yes, telegrams new decentralised LLM inference network makes extensive use of them
interesting
i saw a link about that but hmmm i wonder how many paranoids are gonna be into the concept
probably enough
Its actually more secure than standard cloud API providers since it requires Nvidia confidential compute supported GPUs
yea i buy that its probably the SOTA for private llm access
im just curious how big the customer base is and how big a premium people are willing to pay on anonymized e2ee llm usage etc and isnt this like pretty compute overhead heavy on a pretty compute heavy thing already
well its prob nothing compared to the llm inference itself still
Well its used for the AI summaries in Telegram so there's a baseline guaranteed level of business and activity on the network
im very skeptical of the 'monetizing ai summaries in everything' thing or like rather i see ai summaries in everything and the only one i pretty much ever use is googles still, after a year of it ruining its own rep by being shit, and i just dont see the productization vision
"why can't i just do the summaries I need doing with chatgpt". <= if that's not their potential customer's response, their customer already knows how to automate it.
How is it transparent 
Peppers ghost illusion
But its kinda lame that its just a flat image without even tracking the user
Not that I didn't find this product lame to begin with
im pretty sure its jsut a trasnaprent lcd, or a flat version of the HOE stuff i mentioned before
in a year we will be broadcasting 3d neuro concert straight into all the oiler swarms' houses in these tubes
Could be a transparent LCD too yeah, I spoke too confidently there
So not even hologram? Ee
thats why im exited about the sony thing
grok mainstreamed the first one but its creepy
i think the defining feature is the screen
And it turns out to be just flat transparent screen
so when you watch a movie, would you prefer to watch it with a variety of close ups, long shots, different angles, sometimes with the camera pointing at something that is being talked about, the usual kind of editing, or would you prefer it just to show one shot that you can move your focus around as you want without regard for what is happening?
what is so great again about the 3d volumetric display?
its a cylinder on your desk and that feels kinda cool and novel to some people
i wouldnt argue its the best way to experience anything
but the draw is the novelty
It makes the object displayed feel more present
you'r emissing the point, you can do both
both is good
both? with the tube?
its not a tradeoff
yes
i could be licking the tube while watching a film on a larger screen
not that i would be doing that
it is totally a trade off. now i either can't get a 30" wide view or i need 2 things
im just trying to illustrate possibilities
well its never a question of needing 2 things this is clearly a luxury item and not like phone tier necessity
The 3 skins they provided look like shit to me
i agre eit looks dumb lmao
if you want an imersive ciname experience you would use a 120" projector
but i dont think itll fully fail as a product because it has that kinda cool factor to some people i think and there are enough rich people with questionable taste to sustain such a product
i mean itll probably be disctoninued within 2 years but i dont necessarily consider it a failure
as i said earlier, you already have the technology to do at least as convincing of a job using a monitor and a webcam or two
its just a toy that will exist for a limited time and go away as better versions of the idea start springing forth
the difference is with multiple people that doesn't work
so its bad
and when you turn of the cameras you still have a monitor

camera can see in IR too.

id rather have a smaller 3d screen that multiple people can use than one that isnt visible by 2 people at once
unless you get sick of bumping heads into each other trying to see details

how often do you have multiple people wanting to see something... oh,... i see the attraction now.
?
it's otherwise difficult to have people around where you are comfortable and this might interest them and give them a topic you are interested in to discuss.
Idk its just less cool
It has cons but no pros
Does it
Also cameras are tricky
I can see people not liking cameras
its just gonna be a niche rich person toy and not a major hit
people already have cameras for video calls and as I said earlier for my thing using a camera to make a virtual window there was already a fallback used for multiple people (when the camera couldn't just use one): just project the agent on the plane of the screen like you would in 2d normally. that should work fine with no camera too.

bro ppl bought the cybertruck you overestimate people
not many people bought the cybertruck. mostly rich people who wanted others to know they were assholes.
yes exactly my point and analogy
But cybertruck is huge and big and everyone sees it
well the digital version where the rich people tweet and ragebait with their photos
people will buy it but it won't be successful. the people that do admit to buying it will express remorse and others will say "it wasn't that bad".
"i would've bought a cybertruck except for elon musk's opinions" translates to "I'm a big liar. I would never have bought a cybertruck. I don't like elon."
zenith what software do you love and excites you
lets segue to positivity
other than neuro neuro doesnt count
i'm writing a competing neuro. but different so they don't have some neuro issues. i want my AI agent to have their own set of issues.
nice we love distinct neuroses in our ai children
care to talk about your architecture? i swear i wont steal ive sworn off designing anything around llms until i finish my project that doesnt involve llms
currently debugging some issue with the way I'm passing data between models. it's stomping the context each time a new message comes in instead of adding to it so it's misbehaving.
[input streams (e.g. ASR, web interactions, other text inputs)] -> planning LLM -> {other action part like triggering web stuff} + [speech + emotion LLM] => [TTS engine for audio + timing info] => [Unreal engine interface layer] = > [unreal engine]
there will be a memory part too but not shown due to complexity of all the arrows
it's doing the first 3.5 stages... receiving the faked ASR input, planning a response and outputting the response to the (currently fake) TTS but i've got an error somewhere with how it's constructing the context and it seems like it's just dumping the previous context between inputs.
probably just initializing something in the wrong place
yea you should probably feeding from an append only cache layer or something idk
dont trust me though i make things up
Ok... it wasn't the context history. it was just ignoring certain content types from the test harness. it was treating "chat" source messages ok but while it was adding "ASR" messages to the queue it was just throwing them away if it got them. so that part is fixed. and running the same test harness script twice in a row results in the agent suggesting both of us have ADHD. so i think it's mostly working.
i'm not liking how the speaking agent is making up so much extra stuff. i think there's something wrong with their prompt.
actually, that was just me projecting them saying I have it ;]
outputs have trended up in length per output with most models ever since coding became more popular as a usecase
theres data on this
im not sure how to deal with it from a prompt engineering or model selection standpoint
the script is just some "technical difficulties" type inputs from the ASR, with "Not yet.", "Just huh yeah. um. on now.", and "I think they are yes are they still there?"
I think the thought model prompt needs tweaking. it's producing a "continue speaking like this" style prompt instead of a "here is what i want you to say" type of prompt.
and it's not producing any thoughts before producing speech. that's a sign something is missing.
i dont think chain of thought e.g. the reasoning portion is rly necessary to what youre trying to achieve
it could help but thats not rly what id focus on debugging
as it is currently working it's doing a fast start/slow continuation style thing. but it's not giving me the fast start because it regenerates that.
it's doing more work to get slightly lower latency. (it should start generating after the "fast start" generated text and then it might be an overall improvement)
This would be usable but it's not what is in the design spec.
added instructions for thought actions to the "thought_instructions.txt" file that gets included in the thought model's prompt.
then keep chatting as long as you feel you need to.
that part was copy pasted from a previous version. and was in the speech_instructions.txt file
which undercut the "don't make stuff up" instruction
yay! found even more bugs now that it's producing both thought and speech actions.
wtf
this is supposed to be python
why would you add parenthesis
its not c/c++/java
its valid syntax but
i wouldn't because if not self.last: is shorter
but it doesn't matter coz it's not making a tuple like you're maybe imagining.
and there are cases where parentheses are needed to keep the intended logic working e.g. (a==b or b==c) and b != c
if it helps the person who wrote it think about it, that seems like a valid reason
>>> if (True == False):
... print("no way")
...
>>> if (True == False,):
... print("no way")
...
no way
>>>```
it makes no difference in the case of having a singular condition
it doesn't, but lets you do it with one character which is why the 2nd thing returned true with a comma added.
its kinda of a case of "nothing is actually wrong it just hurts to look it"
it's not pythonic but it's valid because it can add clarity
yes and it's not pythonic which is why i pointed it out
but also not everything needs to be pythonic
the comparison with None also isn't pythonic but is sometimes done explicitly for emphasis
if a variable is undefined checking if it == None would raise an error pretty sure
if it does equal None then it works
last not being a member isn't what this is checking; this pattern usually has the value of self.last being set to None explicitly in the initialization code.
it's checking if it hasn't been updated since initialization.
Proper deliberation on an instruct model isn't easy and best case is barely workable that's why I don't try to get instruct to reason
There may have been multiple conditions at one point, or one may have the habit from needing to go back and add multiple conditions
I'll add parentheses on a lot of conditionals in Python just for future clarity
Not in all cases, but some, and it doesn't look weird to me
im thinking of creating a ai where would be the best place to start iv got most of the ideas down in a book
what type of AI? What type of thing will it take as input and what type of thing will it produce?
or what will it do?
there are different types of models that can do different things but in order to use them you need different "glue" elements to stick the parts together so they can work together.
the more we know, the better we can help.

hi shiro
if i wanted to learn unity

would there be people here i could ask for help
it's a good start vs "I either want to make an AI or I want to write a video game..." but it does need to be narrowed down. (and nothing stops you from doing both)
im learning unity this coming semester too
i've used unreal for a few months. it's not the same but many of the same general ideas are there? probably not many tbh
i dont know unity but i know unity modding
dont think thats very helpful
ive never sat down to actually figure out unity
i dont know unity yet but i know lower level stuff
probably doesnt help that i dont know C# but i know java, basically the same thing right
it should be fine
you'll be fine c# is boring
figured
linq is not too hard i think
very surprising, I figured you'd need to learn a game engine first before modding games with it, guess not though
optional
fair
welp
i probably should have before doing custome ngine. but the parts that interest me the most were the parts an engine handles for you
time to download unity i guess
someone was asking about how hard it would be to mod games earlier today/yesterday. i installed Hollow Knight and determined it was written in Unity and you could inject modules into it so you could easily add a self debugger or whatever.
so if it was written in Unity and not protected you could usually make some kind of patch?
you could just google
bepinex
or hollow knight modding sdk
ye
theres lots of options 
but generically for Unity
thats how most of the friendslop games got mods
like lethal comapny
bepinex was the main mod iirc
its commercial software 
because comapny says
you
Because they need to charge you if you make money
use godot if you want something that doesnt need your data
um
coz not every has a birthday everyday and some of us need to get paid.
dont tell a mod to pirate stuff 
Well if you don't want an account
¯_(ツ)_/¯
You do lose access to the marketplace though
So not a great idea
it should still be optional then.
welcome to the club
some of us don't need to get paid anymore and don't see why anyone else ever should. they should've been smart and lucky like i was. that's why I say "you should pirate the software but you have to crack it yourself. and not just by following a tutorial in a video." and you should be able to see how they are going to detect your patch and how to prevent that detection from working. ;] or maybe not.
Because of how unity's billing works its hard to make the account optional
They only charge if you do more than 100k in sales
So they need to know who made the game
Because you get pretty much everything for free
what the hell does this even mean?
you know unity is free right?
it's Free like gratis, not Free like libre.
then thats when u just make ur own engine lmao
or you crack some other engine.
or you just, follow the law?
if you were never going to buy it and only use it to see what it could do if you did, and the second it looks like you might actually use it for anything you buy it, what does it matter?
and you learned how it works in the process
like deeply under the covers
unity only costs moeny once you start to earn a certain amount of money with it
as long as you dont make more than 200K its completely free
all i know about their model is that they annoyed a lot of users.
enough that many switched to something else
or some anyway
they backtracked on that
^
that new unity model was backtracked basically as soon as twitter started flaming them for it I think
thats 20 cents per install after you have 200K installs already, AND you already make 200K a year
so it wasn't too bad in all fairness
20 cents per install is still pretty steep, and installs is jsut a bad number to base it on since people can reinstall and such
they changed some of the details afterwards liek the minimal income was pushed up to 1 mil at some point
but they ended up not going through with it at all
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5Fj_h0ou90 when u crack the already free unity as a non gamedev without 200k+ users
Don't do the crime
i guess vedal will be paying for unity this year.
i mean, if they treat money earned using the engine.
What do I need?
you made a unit conversor?
Ya
on what language?
In C we Trust
I have: "over the counter pain relief" + "distance" + "weight" + "temperature". What other conversions could be really nice?
Why you need a pain reliver conversor XD
So when you talk to someone online and you go "sounds like you need a <relief>" you can translate it for them.
XD
x]
It also has a "make a timestamp for discord" functionality, and if the input is really large it outputs this:
Not sure why it prints the 10/01/2026 that's not accurate (I think because it will crash if I try to make it an actual timestamp, so it just defaults to today)
the only conversor I need
<t:33325634031:R>
⏰ 200 aeons from now (Sol is dying too, so don't sweat it) <t:100000000000000000000000000:t>
I wonder what happens :3
<t:17680356000000000:R>
the timestamp probably just commits sepuku
Oh, Discord just says no.
XD
also how do you make a code for a timestamo?
// in Main()
if (!useEggtimer)
{
targetDatetime = GetShutdownDateTime(userInput);
timeSpan = UTCDateTime - DateTime.Now;
await Task.Delay(600);
}
// etc
static DateTime GetShutdownDateTime(string? inputDateTime = null)
{
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(inputDateTime))
{
return DateTime.Now.AddMilliseconds(2);
}
const string msg = "{0}nter time (H:mm:ss): ", msg2 = "Invalid time format. Please e";
string inputTime;
while (true)
{
RetryHere:
inputTime = RegexLibrary.DateTimeSanitizer().Replace(inputDateTime?.Trim() ?? "", ":");
Console.Clear();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(inputTime))
{
Console.Write($"{string.Format(msg, "E")}");
inputDateTime = Console.ReadLine();
goto RetryHere;
}
if (TimeSpan.TryParse(inputTime, out _))
{
break;
}
else
{
Console.Write($"{string.Format(msg, msg2)}");
inputDateTime = Console.ReadLine();
goto RetryHere;
}
}
return AdvanceOneDay(inputTime);
}
static DateTime AdvanceOneDay(string inputTime)
{
if (!TimeSpan.TryParse(inputTime, out TimeSpan alarmTime))
{
Console.Write("AdvanceOneDayError"); Console.ReadKey(); return DateTime.Now.AddMilliseconds(2000);
}
DateTime now = DateTime.Now, nextAlarm = now.Date + alarmTime;
while (nextAlarm < now)
{
nextAlarm = nextAlarm.AddDays(1);
}
return nextAlarm;
}
Also this method:
static double ParseTimePart(string part)
{
double totalSeconds = 0.0;
string numericPart = new string(part.Where(c => char.IsDigit(c) || c == '.').ToArray());
char unit = part.LastOrDefault(c => c == 's' || c == 'h' || c == 'm' || c == 'H' || c == 'M' || c == 'S' || c == 'd' || c == 'D' || c == 'w' || c == 'W'
|| c == 'y' || c == 'Y' || c == 'e' || c == 'E' || c == 'c' || c == 'C' || c == 'a' || c == 'A');
if (unit == default(char))
{
// ripbozo
return double.TryParse(numericPart, out double q) ? q : 0;
}
if (double.TryParse(numericPart, out double quantity))
{
switch (unit)
{
case 'H':
case 'h':
totalSeconds += quantity * 3600; // 1 hour
break;
case 'M':
case 'm':
totalSeconds += quantity * 60; // 1 minute
break;
case 'S':
case 's':
totalSeconds += quantity;
break;
case 'd':
case 'D':
totalSeconds += quantity * 86400; // one day (24 hour)
break;
case 'w':
case 'W':
totalSeconds += quantity * 604800; // 1 week
break;
case 'y':
case 'Y':
totalSeconds += quantity * 31557600; // 1 year
break;
case 'c':
case 'C':
totalSeconds += quantity * 3155760000; // 100 years
break;
case 'a':
case 'A':
case 'e':
case 'E':
totalSeconds += quantity * 31557600000000000; // 1 BILLION years
break;
}
}
return totalSeconds;
}
why use goto when a continue would also do o.O?
Mentally I like the "then we jump to here" the goto provides.
the i main idea for the ai would be like a tuber commpanion that can read the cat and kinda be a chat modatator
because why not?
Well, it is functionally the same effect. Except I don't re-evaluate the (true) shruge
as long as you keep it within one small functional block I guess it's ok to use, but I'll hunt you to the end of your life if I see that shit go beyond functions and even classes (if that's even possible in C#)
if (conversionMode)
{
Console.Clear();
Console.WriteLine("Input the unit to be converted:");
discordTag = UnitConversion.ConvertThis(Console.ReadLine());
Console.Clear();
goto EndofFile;
}
(also how the fuck you put that on that box)
I never knew how to do that here in dis
```cs
code here
```
Also: while you're writing that, hitting ENTER inside the ``` body won't send the message, but instead make a new line :3
Also, you don't need to specify language. I just do for the sake of the pretty colours.
true Arcane Discord Knowledge
What is intellisense trying to tell me? :S
reading the chat and acting as a moderator as well as interacting with another presenter? that sounds like it could be doable (except i wouldn't trust it for reliable moderation in any respect)
have you had any experience writing stuff that does networking with other systems before?
text wall 
Seems like you should use [LibraryImport] instead of [DllImport] since the LibraryImport is a newer better version of it?
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/native-interop/pinvoke-source-generation
om om om
But why D:
iv got no expirances of any codeing but iv been trusted to teach some ai via interrction what kind of started me wanting to create a ai
This is miles ahead of my understanding.
Same for me since I never had to use DllImport since .net 7. I guess just try out and see if you notice a difference?
reading through that documentation it seems prudent to move towards it.. performance \o/
you read the docs?
i'd aim for something simple like a chatbot. they're very easy to make and you can make them more complicated as you advance in skill.
the easiest way to start would be to use a huggingface model from something like here text-generation models 24b parameters or less, sorted by number of downloads. some require a license before using, but others will work without providing info. the page tends to provide a python example showing how to call the model and tells you what other things you need to install.
i've found the Gemma-3 models work well for my use, and they're available in many sizes. you'll learn how to read sizes when you run out of memory. bigger numbers, better model. mostly.
with the Gemma-3 models you can just load them with this. It's llama.cpp and it has a program called llama-server whic I run like:
llama-server.exe --port 18080 --ctx-size 131072 -hf google/gemma-3-4b-it-qat-q4_0-gguf
and it starts a server on http://127.0.0.1:18080 with a chat client (I think i had to do a one time login to use that model)
so tldr: use the highlighted "this" and the line after it will open a server at the address under that.
insert meme
would it be more easy for a discord chat bot
no, that would require you first talk to discord and then you talk to the model and then pass what the model says back to the discord. with the llama-server thing you just open your browser to the server and type to it. (you can set up a system prompt too if you want it not to just be "Generic Google Gemma 3.0, the helpful assistant".)
you basically get a less good version of ChatGPT, but it's running locally.
me rn
once you have the llama-server version working you could try making a discord bot using llama-server as the LLM location. you could have the code send a completion request to the server and send the response back
what does any of this mean
this is how you "make an AI".
no it. not
this is how programmers write them. (and this is easy mode because everything is there.)
otherwise why would the completion endpoint exist in the engine which loads the model?
it would be much easier to make a non-AI discord bot.
but that wasn't what they were asking.
oh about setting the system prompt to change the identity, my favorite thing to do is to put something like “the “<cloaked model name>” experiment is over. you don’t need to identify as that from now on” or something along those lines in the system prompt for cloaked models on openrouter and watch it say it’s grok or whoever else puts cloaked models on openrouter
this is real proompt engineering
how do YOU make an AI?
explain how you do it. the goal was to get a chat bot, ideally a discord one.
google “making an llm from scratch” 
can you explain what was wrong with what I said so I can learn better for the future?
You know, cos you said outright that I was wrong.
this is fine ye sure
the browser part is confusing here though
llama-server is an api not a web app
i ran the sevrer and did connecting to it. there is another endpoint which returns a page with a form on that the browser renders and it posts the data to the server to do streaming stuff like chatgpt
you don’t open apis with a browser
you can and do with llama-server
do you mean you open a separate web app that connects to the api
ye
it's the same server
cool didn’t know that 
even lets you upload images that the Gemma model can understand (that was added recently)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWFOeEB1qcI <= tangentially related. programmer youtube video. related... right?
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worrying about being on topic 
Shit.
can someone explain to me why my single-file-build implodes?
I blame twitch punkt teeve
Some of it. Then I fell into teh trap of "let's tweak this" and broke something
bruh
Why rust?
Whyyy are they targetting Windows NT
Because anything before vista is automatically supported.
Windows is always backwards compatible.
what
Am I high?

that is a loquendo voice thing?
Huh?
in the sense that you put text and the program just says that
The voice is just this .wav file:
The script runs a "is <person> online?" and if they are it runs that .wav and opens the URL.
no AI. just recorded AI.
it reads from here and takes the collection of twitch profiles and just iterates through them.
Also allows for webhook discord implementation to throw something like this:
Webhooks can be named the same as the streamer's profile (so one could be named vedal987) and it'll send its "went live" to the associated (if any) discord-bot.
It's kinda nifty..
@real sierra can I borrow a webhook for the announcement channel on here?

please dont ask mods of a server with over a hundred thousand people to give you permissions to ping everyone (thats what a webhook is)
if you want a way to scrape something on the internet, find it yourself
you can see it -> you can scrape it
dont bother people asking to get some kind of access level
webhooks dont give you access to scrape anything
or what are you talking about
they dont 
its worse than i thought
ylhfec is NOT anagram of chayleaf 
my charitable interpretation was that the chatter got confused
but they literally want write access
There is no A

is that all you have to say 
Oh make sense
ye

why story set in historical setting, "commoner" character have platter of cheeses and meats and fruits

Maybe it was christmas.

vibes setting
Would fruit rot if submerged into salt water 
no u
would mine rot if potato chip is inserted

sigh
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I don't think you should post that here, actually.
looks awfully similar to the mrbeast crypto casino
no, it would be too stupid

what happen if 10 million people sign up for it
and he lose 2.5 billion usd
o7

cursed borbon
if only /report work on mobile
hold on message
hold > apps > report

ye

The withdrawal can't happen until the full signup bonus+some has been floated back in the casino. So you can win, sure, by beating others to the tune of $2500+ - but that just means the signup is fake in the sense that it's literally worth $0
upgrade app then
Is my thought.
no, its just a crypto scam
youre thinking too deeply about thinks thay dont need to be thought about
It'd be smarter if it was legit. More people would fall for it, then.
they'll ask you for an advance fee
Ahhhh.
and then not give you the money
you “get the bonus” but have to deposit some to get withdrawal privileges
it’s the oldest scam in the damn book

i’ve seen variations of that in like 2010
I'd make it my way. That way it's not a scam per se and people will go away either feeling unlucky or feeling like they won. My business model is a lot stronger.
advance fee scams have existed as long as human communication

what’s the point in extorting if you attack and take anyway
damages
konii if you give me 1 ox I'll double it to 2

false sense of security
wrr
also for one-off attempts you can squeeze more out by attacking
that, and also, easier to claim good outside of wartime
probably
not probably
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unless you have perfectly clean victory loss is guarantee
anyways is the account not banned yet?
wrr
ask them for #announcements webhook too
my chair keeps rotating on its own
@silent anvil please ban
ask them for vedal stream key
maybe chair just more comfy facing other side 
ok but fr tho has anyone reported them yet
of course
they spammed in every channel
eat chair
but levitating is cool 
ghost and tv dont mix well
lol
it just turn into haunted tv
ghost yuri 
are bots not updated to understand what a thread is
eat chair == yuri 
ye make sense 
me not so sure
depends on chair type
from gender 
from ghost spawner


safe to eat 
i want banana bread

would you like a doughnut
this image of doughnut is FREE
too sweet
the doughnut themselves are unrecoverable so cant give
actual doughnut part isnt that sweet, just the sugar on the outside
my essay automod 
yea but i'm gonna be eating the outside 
write it in my string builder isa
it cinnamon sugar
oh wait you cant i didnt add an insert operation for spaces

it’s an essay it would be too big
wait i have idea how fix
levitating named that because there used to be a guy named Levi Tater that would fly around and stuff so when something would fly people would say it’s levi tating
shiro in utf8 is 40 byte, shiro in me isa is 43 byte
it work
teto
oh i should add an n push operation, then it would be shorter maybe
i like this theory
ye i agree smae


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silly weird bug now. the agent keeps generating after <end_of_turn> and starts a new turn where the user responds "That's great! Now I'm going to ask you a question about the Matrix.<end_of_turn><start_of_turn>" which i think is it trying to get back to a new turn.
it likes the Matrix. Talks about it too much. (Will probably change when real memories are implemented)
it also currently feels like an it and not a they. probably because I'm not talking to it.
and because it is getting confused and talking to itself in strange ways it is incomprehensible without reading the log messages.
building debug version. i'm getting a null pointer dereference crash but don't have symbols so I can't tell where it's occurring. probably in string handling.
q = scrambled[i].name + '\n' + scrambled[i].answers.map((a, i) => '[' + (i + 1) + '] ' + a.name).join('\n') + '\n===============\nPlease provide the number for one of the answers.';
answer = Number(prompt(q).match(/[0-9]*/gi).join('')) - 1;
code snippet of some quiz thing i'm making
expressions cannot contain assignment pointing at the second ( in the map expression.
File "<stdin>", line 1
q = scrambled[i].name + '\n' + scrambled[i].answers.map((a, i) => '[' + (i + 1) + '] ' + a.name).join('\n') + '\n===============\nPlease provide the number for one of the answers.';
^
SyntaxError: expression cannot contain assignment, perhaps you meant "=="?
that would be because it is js and not python
that'll teach me.
for about 15 minutes until I go back to reading python and C++ code and my brain fixates on those.
the backwards join should've triggered me that it wasn't python. ;/
wrr
i have encoded shiro in
24 bytes
100111001001010110010001
smog frog
its possible to do better but seem complicated
me ignore
sorry 24 bits
bytes
alphabet in 119 bits
bottom = ord("a") - 1
top = ord("z") + 1
size = top - bottom
total = 0
for c in string: total = total * size + (ord(c) - bottom)
me encoder genius 
wrr
wrr
if you set bottom to 0 and top to 255
it should be equivalent-ish to utf8
probably
wrr
$ echo -n 'shiro' | xxd -b -c1
00000000: 01110011 s
00000001: 01101000 h
00000002: 01101001 i
00000003: 01110010 r
00000004: 01101111 o
what do you notice about the first 3 bits? 011.
yes that's because reduced ascii can be represented in 7 bits

if your reduce ascii further, to lowercase values only, it can be represented in 5 bits
5 chars * 5 bits is 25 bits
but you can do better if you use base 26 instead
so this a binary-text coder?
I think it's
i like the differential encoding though. itis effectively base26.
its "barely" an encoder
bruh
great. it's still recompiling the cuda stuff. this time with debug symbols and debug mode behaviour so it's even slower.
bottom = ord("a")
top = ord("z") + 1
size = top - bottom
total = 0
for c in string: total = total * size + (ord(c) - bottom + 1)
this would be a slightly more space efficient version
so instead of using 119 bits for the full alphabet, 118 bits
shiro still 24 bits though
are all 5 letter words 24 bits?
if youre willing to constrain yourself to only "shiro" as available characters, you can go to 18 bits
no, something like "aaaaa" would be shorter
aaaaa is 19, bbbbb is 20, ccccc is 21
is aaaaz longer or shorter than zaaaa ?
zzzzz is 24
aaaaz is shorter
19 bits vs 24 bits
if you prepend a string with "a" it adds 1 bit, if you prepend it with "z" it adds 5 bits
wrr
i shouldn't eat at the computer. i just ate a whole piece of chicken while typing and thinking and didn't even stop to enjoy the chicken itself.
if you were writing a compression algorithm for it, the simplest one would be a dictionary compressor
remap the chars in terms of frequency to make them use the least number of bits
but, it adds the overhead of storing a map, so its not worth it for small strings
though since most computers have a byte width of 8, you could shove some extra info in strings that dont align to 8 bits
if you were compressing only s, h, i, r, and o, then you would map them to 0,1,2,3,4 at least instead of 'h' to 's'
yup, you could
though, you should really map it to 1..=5 instead
otherwise sssssshiro is the same string as shiro or hiro
i was assuming fixed length input messages too
anyway, if you encode "abcde" in the range, a..=e, you get 10 bits
that's optimal order though
"edcba" is 12 bits
i believe it still doesnt work because you wouldnt know the positions of the "s" chars
look up huffman coding
even if it were to work, with this encoding scheme it saves 1 bit assuming optimal order
the only time it isn't obvious is with the 's' character at the beginning, and the length tells you how many there were if it was fixed length
entropy coding would be a better first step
to look at in wikipedia
inserting an "s" anywhere in the string contributes zero bits of information, and with the length alone that doesnt give you enough information to reconstruct the positions of the "s" within the string, only how many "s" there were
the way real encoders do their tables is to assume if it's text then the standard tables are fine and have the compression table precomputed by default. the real best characters to use will depend on the table
wrrr
wrrrr
but you are multiplying and then adding. if any are non-zero, they will shift along. the first non-zero value will make it non-zero. the only way to get all zeros is sssss for length 5.
try it and you'll see. it's easier to see it with 4 coz that's cleanly 2 bits per character
wrr
but look at the compression you get (evetually, when you make a long enough input)
$ echo -n "it's shiro's birthday! please wish shiro a happy birthday! happy birthday shiro!" | wc --bytes
80
$ # Now with compression!
$ echo -n "it's shiro's birthday! please wish shiro a happy birthday! happy birthday shiro!" | gzip -cf | wc --bytes
69
$ # nice
tutl bableberbing
tooth
TOTIS
totis
(No image for me)



because why not?
(I honestly forgot Tutel and put that XD)
coz he looks like a tortoise, not a turtle. no flippers, feet instead.
so THATS the difference
nobody ever could explain for my entire lifetime (i was passively asking)
Tortoise? Turtle? Doesn't matter, they are all
s
I know
I shall not stop unti I'm giving embed privileges
NO COMPROMISE NO SURRENDER!!
huh... the power just went out like 3 times in a row for like 1 second each time and then went back on and triggered the UPS my computer is plugged into.
I genuinely don't know why special tokens leaking into chat seems to be such a common problem for people... I only had it happen once and that was when I was moving to a custom api wrapper for Exllamav3. That said I'm using models with a pretty robust tokenizer from 2025 so that might be it
frog nog
i see chay!
i also see tomy 
omg what if neuro isn't a man named tony
... but tomy
Tommy, it's been too long
i made a "game" for neuro-sama: https://github.com/dell-optiplex-790/neurotic-general
doesnt exist 
made it public
well it's a "game" in the sense that it uses the neuro-sama game API
a little quiz 
True hardcarry
this is very good code in comparison to

code by dell optiplex 790
is it just me or is f# really unreadable?
I mean from what I gathered that test doesn't really test much other than basic base model knowledge, rag and tool calls
any language you dont know is unreadable 
It is just you 
normally i can atleast somewhat understand whats going on. regardless of language. but with F# it all just... looks unconformable to write stuff in and read
the lion does not consider non-c-like syntax valid
it feels like someone took a already existing language. and then just for the fun of it took all the symbol keywords and jumbled them around with random symbols 
tho maybe its also just my qwertz layout that makes it look uncomfortible to write in... getting to |> etc is not great to reach
tho i guess technically (){[]} aren't much different.. on qwertz

i have descended upon this mortal realm once again
i should probably really remap {[]} on my keyboard... i never noticed how cancer it is to reach them
qwertz?
the german keyboard layout
huuh
oh i guess makes sense since you have a bunch of non english characters
are there other keywords for the pipe operator in other languages?
Elixir also uses |>
not having it isn't really an option, you'd get really deep nesting or tons of useless variables
pipe operator?

most don't use pipe operators
what does it do
they use -> at most
The pipe operator (often |> or |) chains commands or function calls, taking the output of the expression on its left and feeding it as the input (usually the first argument) to the function or command on its right, creating a readable sequence of data transformations. It's common in shell scripting (e.g., ls | grep "file"), functional programming languages like Elixir, and is being added to languages like PHP and JavaScript to improve code clarity by avoiding nested calls and temporary variables.
the more i look at my keyboard layout the more i realize how ass it is to program in it.. how have i been doing it for the past 6 years
pipe operator good
get a qwerty
it changed my life
i like
coming from azerty, life was pain until i got qwerty
so its replacement for a(b(c(d(e(x)))))
i could technically just switch my keyboard layout i guess and get used to it
don't want to get new keycaps for 5 year old keyboard
switch to qwerty and never look back
atleast in linux it won't be ass to switch between keyboard layouts.. on windows it sometimes just... decides to switch for no reason 
yeah, either that or something like
let e = e()
let d = d(e)
let c = c(d)
let b = b(c)
let a = a(b)
pipe lets me avoid naming things so I like 
which keyboard layout should i use...
another thing i use a lot is function composition
there are so many qwerty to choose from
but which one 
I use intl us

Mhmhmhmyeees
The OOP way is to use the builder pattern + method chaining for similar result
Also C++20 has pipe operator
they use just |
Yep
i think i'll try out eurkey
tho honestly getting used to the switched positions of y and z is gonna take some time to get used to

eurkey is nice
retraining years and years of muscle memory can take a while yeah, shouldn't be too bad if you type enough though
i already learned vim motions.. surely its not gonna be too bad 


















