PhillyGunson

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PhillyGunson

PhillyGunson

@PhillyGunson

Katılım Kasım 2022
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PhillyGunson
PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@DyingBreedTT I do this with AI now to help me create ideas for DND adventures. I'll give the AI a youtube link to a song and tell it to use the lyrics and themes of the song to create a dnd encounter. Then I play that song in the background while we play.
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Dying Breed Tabletop
Dying Breed Tabletop@DyingBreedTT·
Back in the day, I would use music for inspiration when creating adventures for my D&D table. I knew some others who did too. Typically, I like instrumental soundtracks. The Conan score by Poledouris was a favorite. Have you ever done the same? What are your favorites?
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Pop Base
Pop Base@PopBase·
First look at Paapa Essiedu as Severus Snape in HBO’s ‘HARRY POTTER’ reboot series.
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PhillyGunson
PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@slethion The entire progression system needs to be changed completely. There is no progression tree. It is a progression bush. Do you want armored horses and health teas right away? You can have them. Want to rush elite crates and kill bow users with an MP5? You can do that too.
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Sleth@slethion·
Okay so at least I'm not the only one feeling the boredom
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The Chivalry Guild
The Chivalry Guild@ChivalryGuild·
What does "uncover why the War of the Ring was very nearly lost before it even began" have to do with anything? Why would anyone care?
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thestreamingdev()
thestreamingdev()@thestreamingdev·
I ran a 35-billion parameter AI agent on a $600 Mac mini. Specs: M4 Mac-Mini 16GB RAM The model doesn't fit in RAM. It pages from the SSD at 30 tokens/second. On NVIDIA, the same paging gives you 1.6 tok/s. Apple Silicon gives you 30. That's 18.6x faster. No cloud. No API keys. $0/month. Here's what it can do 🧵
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Nikhil Sharma
Nikhil Sharma@ImNikhil117·
@ForrestPKnight Nobody is surprised AI is used for war. People are surprised the same labs that spent years publishing safety research quietly signed defense contracts. The gap between what they say and what they do is the actual story.
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Forrest Knight
Forrest Knight@ForrestPKnight·
AI was always going to be used for war. I have no clue why folks are surprised.
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Robert
Robert@rcwhiteley·
@steipete Wow, X scrambles your password into a string of numbers if you type it out. Here's mine: 99483893094334
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PhillyGunson
PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@CryptoKaleo Nothing like Pied Piper. They found a way to compress random data. You find a way to do that and you will be richer than Elon.
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LeCodeBusiness
LeCodeBusiness@LeCodeBusiness·
@BillyM2k TurboQuant cuts KV cache memory 6x with zero accuracy loss, that's not just faster inference, it's the same model running on hardware half the price. That's the actual unlock.
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PhillyGunson
PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@RasmusOthar @BillyM2k Close! its like .zip for the cache that remembers stuff during your chat session. That cache grows quickly as you interact with the model and this method makes it grow slower and makes it faster to process. This makes inference cheaper / faster.
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PhillyGunson
PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@CharlesD353 @osmarks1 The blog post from yesterday isnt the same as the whitepaper. Google did real world testing and produced real benchmarks on real models. Thats what happened yesterday. The blog post was the proof this method works in the real world. Independent testing shows similar results.
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Charles🔸
Charles🔸@CharlesD353·
@osmarks1 My assumption was something like this, I was just surprised by all the apparent Twitter excitement about it
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Charles🔸
Charles🔸@CharlesD353·
I notice I am confused when Google publishes something like this. Should I assume it is non-novel and something they expect all their competitors already have? Or there's not much benefit to hoarding this particular idea for some reason?
Google Research@GoogleResearch

Introducing TurboQuant: Our new compression algorithm that reduces LLM key-value cache memory by at least 6x and delivers up to 8x speedup, all with zero accuracy loss, redefining AI efficiency. Read the blog to learn how it achieves these results: goo.gle/4bsq2qI

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PhillyGunson
PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@CharlesD353 Great question. There was a whitepaper about this from a year ago that showed it was theoretically possible with some early experimental results. Yesterday Google released a blog post with real-world benchmarks and testing. This took the method from theoretical to fully proven.
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PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@PMV_InferX @jukan05 Yep! It was Google showing everyone yesterday that this method works in the real world with real models. The blog had end-to-end tests with real data. The whitepaper had theoretical findings with experimental results.
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PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@rizz1901 @jukan05 No one "figured out it's relevant". Google made a blog post yesterday with proof that this method works. People waited to be told this method works and can be implemented for real world gains. Those real world gains were in Googles blog post not the whitepaper.
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Rizwan Khan
Rizwan Khan@rizz1901·
@jukan05 ngl the funniest part is that the paper is from April 2025 and people are just now figuring out it's relevant 💀
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PhillyGunson
PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@hayasaka_aryan We could use fire instead. That's really cheap but we cant really control where it goes. Maybe we should bring back napalm?
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Kaguya’s Top Gal
Kaguya’s Top Gal@hayasaka_aryan·
Lockheed Martin engineers designing a 67 million rocket to blow up a 40 dollar tent in the middle east
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PhillyGunson
PhillyGunson@PhillyGunson·
@BillyM2k I believe AI compliments as much as I believe strippers compliments.
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Shibetoshi Nakamoto
Shibetoshi Nakamoto@BillyM2k·
i wonder how many people believe all the compliments their AI gives them
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Jum
Jum@JesterJum·
Ive been alive 33 years and I just realized the saying is "Open Says Me" and not "Open Sesame"
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