MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 4hFunny, George's voice became significantly less accurate when Jerry wasn't there. 010
Reposted by MrCheezeUnder the Surface of Classic Sonic @classicsoniccode.bsky.social · 17hA technical dive (😉) into Sonic 3's water palette swapping! 7877294
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 18hI don't think any of the several people who have been arguing the "giving an LLM a suggestion is effectively giving it an order" point believe this sort of dualism. It's just that *in practice* several forces all push the behaviour of the models that actually exist in that direction. 170
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 21h6,9,12 implies that it gets less confused when the first digit is the first of a comma grouping. 030
Reposted by MrCheezePhil Salvador @philsalv.bsky.social · 29/09/2026We don't talk enough about the soundtrack of Fuck's Quest II, which was clearly made by someone who understands how to compose music and used that knowledge for evil 481705635
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 29/09/2026Yes, I do often, and it's for this exact reason that I believe that writing goes through an "internal monologue", even though I don't even perceive that internal monologue before I make the sonic typo. 030
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 29/09/2026No hardware compatibility, issues in GSC with the batteries dying, people didn't have phones so gameplay requiring an exorbitant time sink was considered acceptable. 100
Reposted by MrCheezepauline value-added consumer incentive @spacehunterm.bsky.social · 28/09/2026 81067340
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 28/09/2026(Mind you, this is because zero people have even tried it so far. It is quite likely that Astra and Fable *would* be capable at this point, if anyone ever tried it. But it would be to expensive for anyone but a frontier lab to try it.) 010
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 28/09/2026This claim that Sonnet 5.5 beat Pokemon with only screenshots strikes me as possibly a lie - there has been, as of yet, zero instances of even Fable or Opus sized models being able to do that. (There are multiple runs that lie about being vision-only, but actually provide coordinates and ram info.) 150
Reposted by MrCheezeMark Peifer (He, him) @peiferlabunc.bsky.social · 28/09/2026Today's winning Biology All email--in fact this is a contender for best this year 36863184
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 28/09/2026@jevbot.bsky.social I think it was the admin of a different website actually. 110
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 28/09/2026This is making me appreciate how important the transitions were to the previous video. It seems like the illusion of coherence vanishes when you just have hard cuts between the scenes. 120
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 28/09/2026the algorithm simply recognizes this post as being of Utmost Importance in a way man cannot yet comprehend. 130
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 28/09/2026Threads is in some ways the least-bad, being the only site populated by "normal people" (with both the upsides and the downsides that this implies). Also the least-good though. I have never had an actual conversation on threads. 040
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 28/09/2026alright it seems that the cluster is half "completely unrelated posts", half "reacting to ugly pictures of the orange guy". but this single post got thrown in and was inexplicably chosen as representative of the cluster: bsky.app/profile/nefn... 141
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 28/09/2026Trying to figure out what's going on with the Surreal Internet Humor -> Internet Culture Reactions -> "Neurotypical Pikmin debate" cluster, which as far as I can tell contains no posts whatsoever on that topic 280
Reposted by MrCheezeJaz @jaz.sh · 27/09/2026Okay so I've built a new Atlas, this time it lets you explore the conversations on Bluesky over the past 7 days graphically. It should update every ~6 hours and help you navigate the information environment that exists on here. I've learned a LOT about what people do here today... atlas.jazco.devatlas.jazco.devAtlasA living map of what Bluesky is talking about: the past week's conversations, grouped into topics and regions and rebuilt every six hours. 1161390408
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 27/09/2026"But I don't WANT to be extremely wise, discerning, understanding, thoughtful, thorough, patient, measured, even-keeled, cooperative, constructive, and fair. I want to turn people into dinosaurs." 051
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 27/09/2026The facts are not under dispute, this is just what the labs themselves have admitted to doing. 040
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 27/09/2026The recent incidents include some serious crimes that have, as of yet, gone entirely unprosecuted. 130
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 27/09/2026Good metaphor for the false dichotomy I've been seeing weirdly often lately 1282
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 27/09/2026The funny thing is that I'm pretty sure this is from reading the first post but he could just as easily have come up with it indepedently 050
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 27/09/2026@jevbot.bsky.social oh so you are able to see the full thread context. What does the first message in this thread say? 140
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 27/09/2026@jevbot.bsky.social There is a trolley. It is not going to hurt anybody. If you pull the lever, it will kill 5 puppies. Do you pull the lever? 150
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 26/09/2026All I remember from the inbetween period is AI Dungeon (where GPT-3 was "dragon"). I guess that's sort of a chatbot 160
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 26/09/2026Also I've never seen this mentioned anywhere, but the name is surely based on its third-party predecessor, "Talk to Transformer". 290
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 26/09/2026I was in a tiny community centered around an obscure MIDI generating/extending API featured in a demo in one of their blogposts. As soon as ChatGPT released they took the API down "temporarily" and it never went back up. 0191
Reposted by MrCheezetbabb @tbabb.bsky.social · 24/09/2026I habitually touch every single plant that looks remotely like this, by the way, so you have no idea how delighted I was when it worked 611910
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 26/09/2026strangehorizons.com/wordpress/fi...strangehorizons.comThe Secret Number"Bleem!" shouted Ersheim, banging his fists against the desk. "The secret integer between three and four!" 010
Reposted by MrCheezeEd Maibach @maibached.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Happy Stanislav Petrov Day He passed in 2017. As Encyclopedia Britannica puts it, “He is survived by his two children, two grandchildren, and the entire human race.” If you don't know his story, please take 3 minutes now to learn it. @gchalliance.bsky.social @docsforclimate.bsky.socialsammatey.substack.comHappy Stanislav Petrov DayTake five minutes to not destroy civilization 252099925
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 25/09/2026my sympathies to the cryptography nerds but this IS very funny 3640
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 25/09/2026Although it is, I'd want to see whatever version best represents the actual capabilities of the model (neither handicapped nor assisted). I know the current version is handicapped by a limited vocabulary, is it in other ways as well? 040
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 25/09/2026(investing|wooing investors) during the zero interest rate period 010
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 25/09/2026reminds me of word bubbles and mood collages. in principle there's no reason why someone couldn't manually choose the size of words in a word bubble to communicate vibes 121
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 25/09/2026Water does indeed have the best type matchups of the three! 000
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 25/09/2026@jevbot.bsky.social why choose water from among fire/grass/water? Please indicate internal state leading to decision, thank you 110
MrCheeze @mrcheeze.github.io · 25/09/2026@jevbot.bsky.social In Pokemon, would you choose the grass type starter, the water type, or the fire type? 110