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Replying to @utopiah
Some related work https://twitter.com/utopiah/status/1646074471378296832
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Replying to @utopiah
Code https://github.com/networked-aframe/networked-aframe thanks to @vincentfretin and before @HaydenLee37 👍
Information on setting up https https://github.com/networked-aframe/networked-aframe/commit/220934f880e74e479dd13bd64971f3f505fa69b2 so that immersive mode can be used in VR headsets.
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When we think “metaverse” we think of something all encompassing, huge, centralized, controlled by someone else, something pervasive in our life.
What if it wasn’t? What if we started with tiny local nodes on our hardware with friends?🫂
🔗Networked @AFrame on a @Raspberry_Pi.
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Anybody used LLM for crafting, as in merge 2 or more items to get a new one? If so did you cache the result as a graph and if so can I see it? Is there a hand crafted (sorry for the pun) one anyway giving already good results? Would extending still with LLM help?
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RT @_akhaliq: Generative Novel View Synthesis with 3D-Aware Diffusion Models
abs: https://arxiv.org/abs/2304.02602
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Replying to @utopiah
It seems there is a public endpoint e.g https://www.innoradar.eu/coordinates?keyword=&maturity=4,3,2,1&country=&orgtype=&topic=>m=&nuts=&mcp=&wl=&framework= but I couldn’t find the documentation and I’d rather do this right.
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Replying to @utopiah
I checked @InnoRadarEU methodology https://www.innoradar.eu/methodology and FAQ but can’t see a dataset link, being either a snapshot or an API.
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@StartUpEU Hi there, how can I download the dataset in order to make my own data visualization?
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🎟️ Just registered for @RightsCon🇨🇷 (June 5-8, 2023)!
Want to discuss human rights in the metaverse, impact online and offline? How BigTech works hard to try to shape our behavior there? How we fix it?
Get in touch, consider joining too ➡️http://rightscon.org/attend by @AccessNow.
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Replying to @utopiah
Ghost from last lap.
Code https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/commit/81a2a3a7960ab44fab60a8d1e299d3473c9a6846
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Visualizing the embedding then manually adjusting based on one’s perspective, literally and figuratively. https://twitter.com/yiliu_shenburke/status/1645818274981072897
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Replying to @utopiah
Because there are entities in the ECS architectural pattern, since AFrame has a visual inspector one can use it for level design out of the box.
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RT @BrianRoemmele: “They’re Selling Nudes of Imaginary Women on Reddit — and It’s Working”
🔮 By 2026 all top Only Fans accounts will be AI…
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Replying to @utopiah
But is it really a game without an inventory to collect items, e.g keys, to unlock other things or capability?
Basic system to collect and unlock https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/commit/f7fb0a8c160304330e78caafcded9efa0a70a809
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Replying to @seanghay_yath, @huggingface and @Docker
FWIW listed few dedicated tools, e.g cog, in https://fabien.benetou.fr/Content/SelfHostingArtificialIntelligence
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Replying to @seanghay_yath, @huggingface and @Docker
Indeed it can help and I use it but honestly I prefer containers with eventually Anaconda in them too. I find that both more reproducible and more efficient, which in my specific use case which is mostly to quickly tinker then possibly move on makes a huge difference.
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Replying to @calebwatney and @erikbryn
Also FWIW the human labor, despite the claims of autonomy (e.g https://twitter.com/utopiah/status/1645434640608419842 ), and energetic and thus economical cost is not negligible. Rogue but also self-funded and doing its own paperwork? Much trickier to spontaneously “appear” IMHO.
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Replying to @calebwatney and @erikbryn
The blue team has been relying on AI and ML for a while on e.g threat detection. A lot of the rogue AI/AGI discussions remind me of what a GMO researcher expressed long ago on the risk of synthetic escaping : “lab organisms have never felt the pressure outside, they get crushed”.
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Replying to @raarts, @Devan_W_ and @emollick
Indeed and yet we had Eliza in the 60s, NLP with NLTK and others, Google 20 years ago, T9 (predictive text) 15 years ago, Siri and DeepQA/Watson more than 10 years ago, BERT 5 years ago, GPT3 3 years ago, etc.
GPT4 is a significant change yet it’s not that sudden.
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Replying to @siglesias, @ericniebler and @Grady_Booch
🔄it’s a strange loop… https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enactivism
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Replying to @plktio, @swyx and @OpenAI
Naive question but is it the case? Any report I could read on this? I would assume a focus on dedicated hardware i.e A100 until now and then H100.
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RT @mattdesl: sad—the idea you can only build for today’s AI by paying excessive sums per month to a closed-source API run by monolithic pr…
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Replying to @swyx and @mattdesl
Indeed because it’s once again subsidized by BigTech to harvest more data and increase dependency.
Sure relying temporarily on a closed source black box is a pragmatic approach but what will it lead do? A greater asymmetry.
We can’t complain tomorrow if we don’t act today.🤷♂️
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Replying to @utopiah
I understand the need for funding yet when I read posts like https://www.patreon.com/EXITSUIT suggesting that early access and “permissions” are needed to see the process itself I wonder what the involvement of the community can truly be.
Might be good to consider @crowd_supply instead.
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Interesting take yet can’t help but wonder how open it will truly be when it’s not available from the start https://github.com/willie-winkler/EXIT-SUIT/issues/3 https://twitter.com/TheDarkPixel/status/1645713484083077120
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What if the real value of a conversation was, counter intuitively enough, just in between all parties involved? In the interaction itself rather than either the speaker or the listener?🤔 https://twitter.com/gordonbrander/status/1645615269853687809
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Replying to @MarkSchrammVR
FWIW VLC and Vim are pretty entertaining too https://mobile.twitter.com/utopiah/status/1643512369237172225 especially as you experience back your code in VR after.
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Replying to @random_walker
Indeed and FWIW https://twitter.com/johnjnay/status/1638696539257184258?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
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Replying to @utopiah
Added projectiles https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/commit/5c0762d59b054e16b2f474f56f0e5eac7534c5ea with tweaked drop over time https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/commit/7c083e44232450a5f1914566b041a055e5c060c0
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Replying to @dankvr
Mostly relying on screen https://fabien.benetou.fr/Tools/Screen but indeed tmux is pretty nice!
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Replying to @Silka_Sietsma
If it’s purely utilitarian, in the long term, maybe but to be reassessed then. If it’s in itself a source of pleasure or with a short term goal, I’d double down and learn more. I personally love the continuous blend of puzzles to solve and a feeling of growing agency.
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Replying to @utopiah
Code https://git.benetou.fr/utopiah/text-code-xr-engine/commit/52922636922f9c77fb8708327a7a4f88aef56d6a
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Replying to @XRMultiverse
See https://aframe.io/docs/1.4.0/components/camera.html#examples pretty well explained IMHO.
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Replying to @XRMultiverse
Hierarchical entities, typical adding a “rig” as a parent of the entity with the camera.
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Replying to @utopiah
For the competitive aspect.
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Replying to @utopiah
Added a few more examples i.e
- going through gates changing their states
- hitting a target with a stick to earn points
- getting bounced back, hit, respawned or healed from plate type
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Replying to @seflless, @coderofsalvatio, @mozilla and @djleufer
Yes that’s honestly a more pragmatic approach. I’m a bit overzealous on the local aspect, at the cost of both efficiency and accuracy, but it’s mostly based on a personal philosophy, not the actual result.
Still, naively😅, I do hope in the long run it will help.
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Replying to @Chris_BNEO, @aframevr, @threejs, @thirdroomio and @matrixdotorg
Yes, I meant literally like a Minecraft clone. A bad one sure but, I hope, showing that behind all the complexity, visual or not, the core idea, the very principle that makes the game special, is actually relatively short and not particularly complex.
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Replying to @utopiah
Updated https://fabien.benetou.fr/Content/SelfHostingArtificialIntelligence accordingly and follow up of https://twitter.com/utopiah/status/1645351113929916418
Interesting to so easily be able to switch before different, local or remote, models. Could be good to run comparisons or follow CodeT example with dual execution agreement.
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🔥 Took me minutes to get models, start the container to run locally and integrate back in Vim. https://twitter.com/jamesravey/status/1645409157862891520
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Replying to @Chris_BNEO, @aframevr and @threejs
Yes I’m aware of @thirdroomio, even on the @matrixdotorg channel ;)
Here the metric for improvement isn’t how beautiful it is but rather how efficiently can kid both have fun and remix to make their own brand new games. That being said I’ll listen to their feedback!
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Replying to @blattnerma and @DorotheaBaur
Direct link to recording https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x10964w00zk
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Replying to @blattnerma and @DorotheaBaur
Thanks, can also recommend the recent https://twitter.com/raphaelmilliere/status/1635662437235019776 on the topic.
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Replying to @DorotheaBaur, @blattnerma and @donalddhoffman
Arguably what has no physical counterpart has no impact and thus does not matter (sorry for the pun) anyway.
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Replying to @DorotheaBaur and @blattnerma
My point being that we play with abstractions, echoing a bit @donalddhoffman’s The Case Against Reality, not because there is no physical counterparts but rather because the alternative is just too costly.
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Replying to @DorotheaBaur and @blattnerma
Extensions is unclear but I would see that as again the physical counterpart then the description, here again physical in its description (written words on that platform or in dictionaries, etc) and as results of simulations, being mental (in our own brains) or computational.
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Replying to @DorotheaBaur and @blattnerma
in the sense that it is the current situation, or any past situation, with a description (also physical) on how to go from our approximate abstraction to the target. So I would tend to think even the most abstract concept do have counterparts, even though as extensions.
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Replying to @DorotheaBaur and @blattnerma
Thanks for pitching in. Then I would still argue there is. It’s just intractably complex, i.e too many actual actors and their interactions, for us to consider properly when we do use the concept but it actually does have a counterpart. Even the ideal of justice would have…
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RT @raphaelmilliere: Happy to share that the recordings of the #phildeeplearning conference are now available! Head to https://t.co/TsxfG6…
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Replying to @blattnerma and @DorotheaBaur
Does not seem obvious to me so can you please give an example?
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