Online I've been seeing all this talk about older games being reverse engineered by AI.
The concept is cool, and I was genuinely excited by the idea of being able to play these games in my browser.
But after testing out a bunch of them, they really haven't lived up to the hype
I do see a lot of potential for this technology, though. Especially with things like the PlayStation to PC porting.
The idea is really cool, but from what I've tested so far, we're definitely not there yet. But soon this will definitely have an impact on the gaming industry
Jev might kill a whole category of dumb LLM calls.
Using an LLM as an orchestrator to decide βwhat is this request about?β or βwhich tool should I call?β suddenly feels like a lot of tokens and latency for whatβs ultimately a routing decision
It's crazy how Kimi K3 is comparable to Fable 5 despite Anthropic sitting on billions of funding. I used to think it was just a race between Anthropic and OpenAI, but seems like there's a lot more strong players in the mix
Major cheat code for life: Build a boring baseline. Go to bed early. Wake up early. Move your body. Eat simple foods. Save money. Read good books. Avoid drama. Be present. Listen intently. Change your mind. The inputs may not look impressive, but the results certainly do.