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File:[SubsPlease] Fugukan - 04 ….jpg (286.91 KB,1920x1080)

video players Anonymous 02/24/25 (Mon) 03:40:08 No.2552 [Reply]

What video players do people use these days? I've been using mpc-hc, but the final version was released in 2017 so maybe there's something newer and better out. I know there's one some people here use with a similar name, but it has basically no UI so I don't like it.

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Anonymous 04/22/25 (Tue) 03:16:57 No.2966

i use mpv after mpc-hc finally did not play something i wanted to play and my friend had been trying to get me to use mpv forever

Anonymous 04/22/25 (Tue) 04:37:16 No.2967

I've been using mpv with smplayer as a frontend. I'd like a purely frontend and nothing else with gtk theming so it matches my desktop, but smplayer is fine for now.

Anonymous 04/22/25 (Tue) 04:44:48 No.2968

>>2967
isn't that what celluloid is?

Anonymous 04/22/25 (Tue) 11:27:35 No.2969

I never understood why people say vanilla mpv has no GUI. Do most people often use more than seeking and volume adjustment? Do they not know you can scroll on the volume icon to adjust it or something?

Anonymous 04/22/25 (Tue) 11:35:35 No.2970

Switched from MPC-HC to mpv almost a decade ago and haven't looked back. What can I say? It just works.

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Anonymous 01/16/25 (Thu) 21:19:47 No.2245 [Reply]

Why did they design the Switch 2 like this? Are they stupid?

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Anonymous 01/21/25 (Tue) 22:25:05 No.2299

>>2263
>handheld
>hand
>held
Think about this for a bit

Anonymous 01/21/25 (Tue) 22:33:15 No.2300

File:de218479ba0f57b60788ce51b6….jpg (163.94 KB,1492x2048)

i am

Anonymous 04/15/25 (Tue) 21:04:57 No.2870

>>2262
this pic proves the pic in the OP is not even possible

Anonymous 04/19/25 (Sat) 05:31:03 No.2930

>>2245
more likely to break the blue on the joycon 2 than the little tab in the switch 2 itself
this is a non-issue compared to every other piece of retardation the switch 2 has going for it

Anonymous 04/22/25 (Tue) 02:14:50 No.2964

sw2tch

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Anonymous 11/06/24 (Wed) 12:57:24 No.1938 [Reply]

stuff I would like in my image viewer

- way to quickly edit a lot of pictures
- by censoring out parts of a picture
- basic filters and image adjustments
- adjust levels
- red eye removal
- temporarily reflect pictures so they look new
- move pictures to new folder
- without a face
- with only male, furry faces

I'm too scared to open up issues for them though.

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Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 16:58:29 No.2898

just use nsxiv

Anonymous 04/21/25 (Mon) 01:05:51 No.2953

I use mspaint as my image viewer

Anonymous 04/21/25 (Mon) 02:47:43 No.2954

File:1574043795236.png (217.04 KB,692x673)

>>1938
Aren't those features for an image editor not an image viewer? And the last one for an image tagger.
I've always wanted some automatic image tagging program. I know there's Hydrus but I think it's just manual. Would be cool if there were one that either used AI detection or that uses the MD5 hash to get the tags from boorus (or instead of hash, mass reverse search with iqdb. would get limited daily though).

Anonymous 04/21/25 (Mon) 12:19:41 No.2960

File:959413905920110.jpg (197.42 KB,2371x1970)

>>1938
I got you! xnviewmp cover all your needs

Anonymous 04/21/25 (Mon) 16:25:57 No.2961

>>2897
qView is the closest equivalent, I believe.

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V ## Admin 04/19/25 (Sat) 00:49:24 No.2923 [Reply]

In light of the hack I had a thoght in the shower that imageboards should be hashing information such as IP addresses, emails and so on.

But instead of a one way hash where the information is never retrievable, it's a 2way hash that does not hold the key on a server. Instead people who need to see the information would be give a userscript containing the key which would decrypt information on a need to know basis.

That means that a hack would have to break through two levels of security to obtain any useful information.

My biggest concern is performance. But maybe WASM can get around that or mods would use a dedicated desktop app with more processing power available.

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Anonymous 04/21/25 (Mon) 01:04:59 No.2952

>>2950
yes but if everything had encryption the hack would have been a lot less severe

Anonymous 04/21/25 (Mon) 04:04:43 No.2955

>>2923
*sneaks up on you while you''re in the shower*

Anonymous 04/21/25 (Mon) 07:09:37 No.2956

only the admins should be able to decrypt the hash, store it completely off-site imo

Anonymous 04/21/25 (Mon) 11:23:18 No.2959

>>2923
>My biggest concern is performance.
Just like run some tests. Decrypting a bunch of short strings shouldn't be that intensive anyway.

Anonymous 04/22/25 (Tue) 23:37:45 No.2974

>>2923
Public key encryption is cheap especially when TLS uses it so even web browsers already have that function and there is a Web Crypto API. Why would it be expensive?
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Web_Crypto_API
The only issue is making sure the user is not dumb and actually has the private key on demand. Good luck ensuring that. And because of that, I don't think it works.
I think doing a one way encryption with well known advanced algorithms is enough. Consider that PBKDF2 based on SHA2-256 is well known and used in the aforementioned Web Crypto API.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/SubtleCrypto/deriveKey#pbkdf2
Just using basic principles to reason using thermodynamics means you have to use more energy than a supernova from an average sized star to brute force SHA2-256 has stood the test of time for 20+ years. Unless we get quantum computers worth something other than being able to generate citations in research papers, I expect it to keep standing the test of time.

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Anonymous 04/20/25 (Sun) 10:20:13 No.2943 [Reply]

has anybody tried running picrel?

Anonymous 04/20/25 (Sun) 10:21:31 No.2944

Don't do it, I tried and it deleted System32, posting from my freshly formatted computer.

Anonymous 04/20/25 (Sun) 10:24:19 No.2945

You'd find that most developers don't even know let alone want to touch PHP...

Anonymous 04/20/25 (Sun) 11:03:25 No.2946

>>2943
https://kiwifarms.st/threads/thread-to-fix-the-4chan-code.217612/

Anonymous 04/20/25 (Sun) 11:59:09 No.2947

>>2946
And as expected from KF, it's just a bunch of retards not doing anything to make it run.
Why would you even share this link, you're just outing yourself as a retard.

Anonymous 04/20/25 (Sun) 12:29:24 No.2948

If you want my honest opinion about the question, it's that I don't need to run it and see it at this point in time.
But I'm a fan of taking other people's ideas and making them better, so I will eventually, but not right now. There's too many other things happening in my life right now.

I'm mostly interested in seeing what there is to the moderation tooling for moderator coordination and how they went about managing the boards across multiple different servers.
But so much of their posting and user experience is way out of date. Their shadowbanning wasn't even real, just an RNG function that occasionally rejects your posts but doesn't tell you.

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Anonymous 07/20/24 (Sat) 17:28:55 No.1393 [Reply]

Should I turn off my computer using the power switch?

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Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 14:21:28 No.2916

File:345afd5eb5d46c2ca16a6ad71f….jpg (609.85 KB,1167x936)

Why not just unplug the power cable? That way you don't get any secret electricity running through it.

Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 15:16:43 No.2917

>>1406
>You've seen Lain I'm sure. My living room basically looks like her bed room.
Im fascinated. Any chance of a pic? What kind of machines are you running, what sort of OSes? Why have several computers in the first place, is it particular software or is it mostly for the aesthetic?

Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 16:49:05 No.2919

You should remove the battery whenever you're not using it. It's the only way to be sure.

Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 18:51:18 No.2920

>>1393
I just replace the fuses in my fuse box every time I turn off/on my personal comp

Anonymous 04/20/25 (Sun) 04:57:03 No.2940

>>1393
Just paint your monitor black when you're finished using it

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Anonymous 04/19/25 (Sat) 16:21:15 No.2933 [Reply]

I'm not sure if this is the right board to ask but I can't connect to the Kissu IRC channels at sageru.org/6697. Tried with both HexChat and KVIrc, can't connect to either.
I'm using Windows 11 if that matters and no VPN.

Anonymous 04/19/25 (Sat) 16:25:35 No.2934

Sometimes you need to use no ssl

Anonymous 04/19/25 (Sat) 16:35:31 No.2935

>>2934
Thank you, it worked with no SSL at port 6667!

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Anonymous 03/01/25 (Sat) 04:39:46 No.2608 [Reply]

Firefox pushed an insane ToS change

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Anonymous 03/22/25 (Sat) 21:53:01 No.2772

>>2670
look at that massive bloat gradually increasing

Anonymous 03/22/25 (Sat) 23:25:13 No.2773

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TOS chan.....

Anonymous 03/22/25 (Sat) 23:56:54 No.2774

>>2772
that's just inflation adjustment

Anonymous 03/24/25 (Mon) 05:45:32 No.2779

>>2774
it isn't no matter what version of wannabe inflation you use

Anonymous 04/19/25 (Sat) 05:34:30 No.2931

>>2625
I wanted to swap to mullvad but it was a bit uncomfortable for me with its default settings... I might try it again though as it's been about a year since I tried it. Brave is what I'm currently using but they keep pushing worse and worse updates to both the browser and the search engine, especially with them shilling ai. If they just promoted it would be one thing, but actively removing your ability to hide it using their built-in content blocking feature? Just despicable.

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Anonymous 02/19/25 (Wed) 13:55:52 No.2525 [Reply]

What ever happened with the teamspeak revamp? I remember hearing people make a bunch of noise about it leading up to its release and theorizing that it could be the discord killer, but it's been a few months now I think and all that talk seems to have faded away. You'd think that with it being a private alternative that groups could run outside the purview of some top level moderation that more of the piracy/privacy and such groups would move over to it instead of relying on discord, but I don't think I've seen any change in how TL groups advertise themselves.

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Anonymous 02/19/25 (Wed) 19:50:42 No.2527

File:[enm] Medalist - S01E05 [W….jpg (303.7 KB,1920x1080)

Ahem. kissu is a proud ventrilo site.
I can't imagine anything being a discord killer, it's just too big. Specialization is what's needed, and I don't think privacy is enough on its own. It's kind of the problem of discord in that it tries to be everything, as true of most tech companies these days.

Anonymous 02/20/25 (Thu) 00:21:50 No.2528

I assume anyone strongly against Discord simply never migrated over from IRC in the first place. Discord has been around about a decade now, anyone who has been using it begrudgingly all that time can't actually mind it that much.

Anonymous 02/20/25 (Thu) 02:06:07 No.2530

People don't just switch what they've been using daily, simple as that. I still have a Facebook Messenger because my family wont(cant) switch to anything else.
>privacy
Has there been any discord server of the piracy kind being raided/banned? I don't know of any incentive from discords side to move to teamspeak.

Anonymous 02/20/25 (Thu) 02:42:00 No.2531

>>2530
I'm pretty sure Discord deleted a few Switch freeshop and emulator servers when Nintendo got bloodthirsty a while back.

Anonymous 04/19/25 (Sat) 00:51:53 No.2925

It's bad, not sure if the devs were pajeets or, some might say even worse, germans.

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Generics Thread Anonymous 06/26/24 (Wed) 16:31:45 No.387 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

A thread for random tech chatter

If your talk ends up being well thought out and has lots of replies, consider crossboard-linking your discussion into a thread

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Anonymous 04/11/25 (Fri) 15:35:52 No.2855

>>2832
You have to buy a burner SIM for like a crap prepaid phone from Walmart, assuming you are American.

All my twitter and youtube accounts are like that.

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 08:46:05 No.2887

File:7f6d6faa83.png (17.54 KB,603x747)

Golang has some REALLY weird behaviors with slices.

x := []int{1,2,3}
xSt := x[:0]
xEd := x[0+1:]
xSt = append(xSt, 4)
xSt = append(xSt , xEd...)
fmt.Println(x)

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 08:51:53 No.2888

this is such weird behavior... i know that a slice is a reference to the object in memory, but why isn't the append inserting new blocks of memory and instead overwriting the old in another memory reference? That's not what an append is supposed to do

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 08:58:35 No.2889

AAAA https://go.dev/play/p/GpkNCXclPbz

Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 23:52:27 No.2922

C Compiler decided to be stupid for some reason and it turned
if (ffbottom >= bottom-1 && R_FFloorCanClip(&ffloor[i]) && !curline->polyseg)
into
if (ffbottom >= bottom-1 && cv_ffloorclip.value && !curline->polyseg)
It compiles fine on Linux and then when I went to compile under MSYS2 on windows it was doing this garbage. I had to get a friend to help out (reading assembly) just to discover my compiler was being cursed. I don't understand.

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Desktorp Backgrounds Anonymous 09/06/24 (Fri) 18:56:14 No.1652 [Reply]

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Anonymous 09/08/24 (Sun) 01:39:41 No.1714

File:[ASW] Monogatari Series - ….png (5.21 MB,1920x1080)

Have a bunch of new monogatari screencaps in my wallpapers directory, but have been using this one for a while. Good screencaps.

Anonymous 09/08/24 (Sun) 03:12:49 No.1715

>>1652
>reading

Anonymous 09/08/24 (Sun) 11:07:03 No.1718

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>>1667
Very cute! I also have Alice in my wallpaper.

Anonymous 09/08/24 (Sun) 23:12:14 No.1728

File:__yakumo_ran_touhou_drawn_….jpg (1.35 MB,3840x2160)

The only one I had that nicely fit my monitor resolution.

Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 22:06:57 No.2921

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>>1653

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 20:45:57 No.2903 [Reply]

It's possible to de-censor mosaics now!

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 20:56:04 No.2904

before I watch, is this LLM based on an algorithm?

I'd imagine LLM based is making a lot of predictions that could go off

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 20:57:11 No.2906

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That's insane. Man, all this LLM really is making a new world for us and we need to be educated about it.
It kind of reminds me of how Japanese artists in the beginning of the digital works would censor using just darkened squares or inversed colors, but sadly it became public knowledge to everyone that you could easily reverse it. I think they knew it was reversible and it was a cheeky way to share it.
Maybe they have a few years to share mosaic hentai until the government realizes it.

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 21:06:48 No.2907

>>2906
I doubt it will work on static mosaics. There'd need to be some sort of pattern to follow for process of elimination to occur. The best AI could do is approximate the most likely path an artist would take with brush strokes and color going off of what other artists have done. It could get really close unless the artist throws a curve ball and renders the censored portion differently.

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 22:04:00 No.2910

you know how pachinko parlors get around anti-gambling laws by just building a hole in the wall outside where you can exchange random prizes for actual money?
maybe queen bee or some other hentai studio can separately offer pendrives with portable decensorers and finally secure a higher budget that way

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CSS Programmers Thread Anonymous 08/19/24 (Mon) 16:57:52 No.1603 [Reply]

If you've gotta program an algorithm you've gotta use CSS

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/CSS_selectors

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Anonymous 09/13/24 (Fri) 00:16:49 No.1756

File:2024-09-12 19-15-40.mp4 (2.22 MB,1920x1080)

kinda weird

Anonymous 09/13/24 (Fri) 00:25:47 No.1757

>>1756
that's how the sticky scrolling is handled for the sidebar. There's a small panel that stretches a bit. I think there's a way to make it not do that. Lets see....

Anonymous 09/13/24 (Fri) 00:27:01 No.1758

.thread-page-layout.sidebar-container {
border: unset;
height: calc(100vh - 4px);
}

Try seeing what this does to it. This will make that sidebar box take up more vertical height

Anonymous 09/13/24 (Fri) 00:32:06 No.1759

Hmm, don't think that did anything. But, I think we're spending too much time on this and it's something I can go back to later. There's probably a simpler answer in just adjusting the image itself.

Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 18:09:43 No.2899

>>1603
I made some css so that the thread-watcher/recent-posts side menu in the new UI scrolls in one rather than having separate scrolling for watched and recent.

/*make watch list/recent post menu fully scrollable*/
.summary-table {
max-height: unset !important;
height: unset !important;
width: unset !important;
}
.summary-fixed {
position: absolute !important;
width: 100% !important;
}
.summary-container {
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Keyboards Anonymous 04/16/25 (Wed) 14:46:59 No.2876 [Reply]

Hello /maho/, do you like keyboards? They're your main method of interfacing with your computer and the Internet at large, most of you probably spend the majority of your day behind one, so let's talk about them!

Here is a keyboard I picked up recently, it's a Focus FK-2001 made in the year 1995. This is around the start of the proliferation of cheap personal computers, which obviously necessitated cutting costs. Keyboards are a major area where manufacturers cut costs, and thus, the late 90s and the early 2000s saw a deluge of cheap, nasty rubber dome over membrane keyboards.

This one is still a mechanical keyboard, however, just not a very good one. It eschews the nice switches made by Alps Electric found in older keyboards in favor of cheap clones which don't feel or sound nearly as good. The case is light and creaky and is held together by clips which snap off easily. The dust cover is pretty cool though, and I do really like the look of the keyboard, particularly the keycaps, the Ctrl, Shift, and Alt legends are red, green, and blue respectively, which was supposed to help users of WordPerfect, I believe.

All in all, a pretty mediocre old board, I'll just be taking the keycaps and putting them on a custom keyboard build, and that's about it.

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Anonymous 04/16/25 (Wed) 14:50:48 No.2878

zalman zm-k600s > logitech k120

Anonymous 04/16/25 (Wed) 14:53:19 No.2879

I'm a man who needs my media buttons, and I still like to have my mechanical keys as well. So I use the Corsair K70. Only issue with it I'd say is that sometimes the RGB is very distracting.

Anonymous 04/16/25 (Wed) 15:00:21 No.2880

I've never really had enough time with all sorts of different keyboards to understand how the switches vary in a way that makes people so obsessive over how it feels. Is it really that huge of a difference to go from some average mechanical to a high quality one?

Anonymous 04/16/25 (Wed) 15:25:08 No.2881

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I'm not a keyboard enthusiast, but I do enjoy a nice mechanical keyboard. I currently have a Das Keyboard 4 Professional with CherryMX Blue switches. Practically, I've had it for years. I used to have the same exact keyboard, but through my own misfortune spilled a glass of water all over the keyboard and it never worked properly again... Just recently, as in a few months ago, I was browsing a local thrift store and managed to come across the same model I had previously in perfectly working condition.

The thread of fate was severed and I somehow found a restore point (´• ω •`)

Anonymous 04/16/25 (Wed) 16:04:09 No.2882

>>2877
Yes, I'm putting together a custom Alps keyboard build and I will be using the keycaps off this board on it.

>>2879
Definitely not my style, but the K70 is undeniably a modern classic. There must be a way to turn off the backlighting, check your manual.

>>2880
Yes and no. There used to be a great variety in mechanical keyboards with many different types of switches. Nowadays, the vast, vast majority of them come with Cherry MX mechanical switches (or clones thereof), which survived the proliferation of cheap personal computers by being relatively robust so they clung on in industrial and point of sale applications.

The difference between a cheap and an expensive OEM keyboard which uses Cherry MX-type switches is mostly just build quality, you can get the best of the best for like 120 bucks unless you go for one with a machined aluminium chassis, which just isn't worth it for most people.

>>2881
Congrats! It's a decent board, I've owned one myself. Make sure to keep your water away from now on.

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Let's talk to AI Characters Anonymous 06/27/24 (Thu) 18:14:31 No.491 [Reply][Last50 Posts]

MORE AI STUFF! It's weird how this is all happening at once. Singularity is near?

Alright, there's another AI thing people are talking about, but this time it shouldn't be very controversial:
https://beta.character.ai/
Using a temporary email service (just google 'temporary email') you can make an account and start having conversations with bots. (Write down the email though because it's your login info)
But, these bots are actually good. EXTREMELY good. Like, "is this really a bot?" good. I talked with a vtuber and had an argument and it went very well. Too well, almost. I don't know how varied the stuff is, but they're really entertaining when I talked to Mario and even a vtuber.
Sadly, it's gaining in popularity rapidly so the service is getting slower and it might even crash on you.

It says "beta" all over the site, presumably this is in the public testing phase and once it leaves beta it's going to cost money, so it's best to have fun with this now while we still can (and before it gets neutered to look good for investors or advertisers).

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Anonymous 03/17/25 (Mon) 01:36:26 No.2758

>>2757
Yeah, you did miss a fun moment. He even talked to the captain and got the cut HM. Now he has to leave the ship.

Anonymous 03/17/25 (Mon) 04:16:32 No.2759

>>2758
He... forgot how to cut.

Anonymous 03/17/25 (Mon) 06:01:53 No.2760

How is this not that different from pi playing Pokemon... One would think the AI would complete the game with ease, seeing that all you'd need to complete the game is given in the game as text...

Anonymous 04/15/25 (Tue) 22:06:47 No.2873

>>2756
I haven't thought about this for a minute, but has anything changed in the Claude playthrough or is he still stuck in Mt. Moon?

Anonymous 04/15/25 (Tue) 22:47:00 No.2875

I think on an assistant front, outside of knowledge and hallucinations and boundaries due to "safety" and other policies, AI is as good as it will get and improved versions will really only improve or regress on the exceptions I mentioned. But otherwise, most of them are as good as they will be. However, for roleplaying, I think there is still potential for things to get better and for things to take a different path since we are really trying to twist the arm of assistant chatbots to roleplay when that was not what they were built on. And I don't see them actually ever learning and generalizing how to do it. In which case, all the synthetic conversions and teaching a chatbot how to be a good assistant and etc. won't do anyone much good. Still now, people mention how good old C.AI was and I truly believe that it was because of them using no synthetic data which became a plague starting around the Llama 2 era. Models got "smarter" but they lost their soul in the process. Unfortunately, no one outside of a big business has the resources to recreate a chatbot like that from scratch. Hopefully someone explores more on this front when local hardware gets more powerful for training.
>>2873
Not stuck anymore on Mount Moon but fails to understand Rock Tunnel and getting to Lavender Town. Also there is a "competing" version of it using Gemini but the person running it is a mouthbreather not doing a like for like comparison and giving it all sorts of help like a minimap aid and etc.
Claude's main weakness is not enough long context at 200k while Gemini has 1M tokens context window, for example. I think also the thinking isn't solid on these models yet, we may need to see another iteration before the models have enough thinking prowess to beat the games.

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