programmer, speedrunner, father, immigrant alt: @valigo_ru piped.video/@valigotech | github.com/valignatev | twitch.tv/valigo
Kafana, Serbia
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Many years ago people believed that THEY nerf current GPU cards shortly after releasing a new one.
Now, the same people believe that AI labs nerf their models shortly after releasing.
Nothing really changed
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Web people really took this concept to heart when they freed JavaScript from the browser and decided to do everything in it. Love or hate it, spiritually this is the right thing to do.
I can't believe that Carmack, TigerBeetle, and I all agree on tooling.
This is why I'm currently doing EVERYTHING in Jai. Even stuff like simple scripting that you'd normally use bash or Python for.
Jai having robust modules for file and subprocess-related stuff helps a lot!
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I can't believe that Carmack, TigerBeetle, and I all agree on tooling.
This is why I'm currently doing EVERYTHING in Jai. Even stuff like simple scripting that you'd normally use bash or Python for.
Jai having robust modules for file and subprocess-related stuff helps a lot!
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Jai is the best language for agents. Even in its closed beta state agents are very good at following its syntax and semantics.
Fast compile times and very good error messages also good at feedback loops.
I've been test-driving GLM-5.3-flash for Jai for some time, and it hasn't hallucinated a single language construct. I'm not even talking about actual frontier models.
It even gets Jai macros right, even though they are largely undocumented still. Either there's enough training material already, or rules just make sense.
Rust no longer the defacto best language for agents
Compile times are too long, I'm always finding myself bottlenecked by time not intelligence
And the agents have gotten really at doing manual memory management now
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Order of the Sinking Star voice cast is so stacked it should be illegal. Can't wait to sink (haha) 300 hours into this game
Order of the Sinking Star
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Today I learned that there is a subreddit with over 20 thousand members dedicated solely to hate on Epic Games. Reddit can be such a miserable place it's unreal
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If you're interested in how text works on the computer this is a must-watch!
Jimmy Lefevre's talk is out! A walkthrough of all the regularities and oddities that go into shaping the text you see on your screen.
piped.video/7Tr0ty9-yeQ
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The only use cases for this is scamming people and porn. There is not a single good thing this is useful for.
The whole point of building Tavus has been simple: talking to a machine should feel as natural as talking to a friend or coworker.
It’s hard to describe all the tiny nuances that make a conversation feel human. The little expressions. Moving around in your chair. Knowing when to speak and when to listen. The dance of it all.
Griffin is by far the closest anyone has come to a model that can capture those nuances. The first time I saw it being used, I had no idea I was watching our model rather than just a normal video call.
I’m so incredibly proud of this team and what they’ve built.
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One of the most universal truths about software quality is that the less code you have per some useful functionality the better. Just because code generation became cheaper, this doesn't become less true.
The more code you have to do something the worse the outcome, AI or no
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Jumping on the trend of 9 games that shaped who I am. Some of these overlap with my favorite games ever, some are actively responsible for one or the other of my personality traits
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This is the only multiplayer game I've been interested in in the last many years! I backed it on Kickstarter and it's going the be amazing!
It's written in Jai from scratch btw
After years of working on Fat Goblins, I can finally properly announce it:
Fat Goblins releases November 12th!!!
It’s surreal to finally have a date. Thank you to everyone who’s played, backed, shared, or followed the game along the way.
See you in 16v16 on November 12th!
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People from third world countries in replies not understanding the concept of high trust society and goodwill. You can instantly see through it if you're from one.
Also, not getting the difference between building on top of others' labor and slopforking for smug points.
Some people also make this into an argument of AI good vs AI bad. I'd say, this is not about AI at all.
Hey Claude - copy this one of a kind open source project. I'll go post how I made it in an hour on twitter to get likes! Copy it in a different language so it's a bit less blatant. Make no mistakes
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Hey Claude - copy this one of a kind open source project. I'll go post how I made it in an hour on twitter to get likes! Copy it in a different language so it's a bit less blatant. Make no mistakes
Crazy how this happened after, and not a second before, a Linux graphical debugger codebase was MIT’d
And no, he didn’t “make” anything
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English is a great language - if you don't have to look at it! There's no place for writing and reading books word by word, it's so inefficient. All that is left for human book readers is to spot-check few selected paragraphs.
Get on with the times!
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When you ask EU to regulate your industry - be afraid of what you're asking for! They WILL regulate it, but probably not in a way you wanted!
All hands on deck! This is the biggest threat to Stop Killing Games yet!
The EU #KidsAct could end #StopKillingGames by collapsing the EU gaming market and making private and community servers illegal!:
piped.video/mQRcK9nYg9g
"The best thing you can do is spread the word...The people who write this crap do not like it when the public at large knows what they're trying to do to you" - @accursedfarms
Don't just take our word for it, here's the EU Kids Act to see for yourself. Ross also has more links in the description of his video:
eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-cont…
eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-cont…
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You really don't understand just how HUGE it is. Linux Desktop might actually be saved after all!
Hey, happy to announce that the RAD Debugger is now available for Linux (in alpha). It is early and preliminary! Expect random weirdnesses *for sure*, but it is ready to be played with!
github.com/EpicGames/raddebu…
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