Princess Vika

SUICIDAL-IDOL - ecstacy (slowed) YouTube video by EUPHXRIA

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We making it out of the mental hospital with this one!!!

Happy Birbday!

Adobe what in the world are you doing?
...I had to install this stuff for work dw I'm not subscribed to creative cloud...

We don't want AI-generated stories.

We want stories that are beautiful and weird.

Mistakes and obsessions. Labyrinthine worlds; love poems that break us.

We want the wild stroke of chance, the stray detail.

We don't want soulless slop.

We want work *written* by HUMANS.

drawing of a woman wearing black clothes with a pink broken heart emblem her hair has red highlight

Drew Despair on a Casual outfit :3

I even added the broken heart thingie that I usually draw with her

#oc #outfitdrawing #art #digitalart #characterdesign

I did a lot of driving back a few years ago when I did my year of volunatry service and I bumped the company car into walls twice lol

My parents got a new electric car, an ID.3.
I want to try driving it myself when I visit them for the next time, I've never driven an electric car before so that might be interesting! I hope I don't crash it tho because I haven't done driving for the last couple of years.

If you want to know why Vic wears a UK police hat... It's basically their crown. Why the UK in particular? I HAVE NO IDEA D:

Not my art but my persona Vic maybe? I think they have a quite memorable outfit ^^

Right I wanted to write a blog post. Not putting everything here. Sorry fo the spam lol

And the fun part is, ls when you run it inside the shell can return an actual OBJECT and not a stupid string of text that you have to parse. That is the big lie about the unix philosophy, text as an interface SUCKS. It just means conflating user presentation and usage by other programs.

Another thing I want to fix is the terminal. No shitty VT100 emulator, but only actual text and being able to combine it with GUI elements right inside the CLI. For example running ls could give you an actual table that you can order, resize and interact with. No hacky TUIs.

Yes this also means that you can write an AI agent that can control the whole system but that would be a choice, not a requirement. If you want an AI you got to write it yourself, I'm not doing that. This also means accesibility is a lot better because you don't have to navigate UI elements.

Also the entire OS is going to be scriptable, every aspect of it. You'll be able to interact with running programs by calling methods via IPC. Libraries use the same format and they both define a common interface that allows you to import a binary from a script and tab complete its exposed methods.

Also if every program is written using the same language I can do things like system level garbage collection and IPC based on actual objects that everyone can understand (think COM but built into the language).

This is also partially why I'm making my own programming language. Ideally the whole OS would be written in Princess and also be scripted using it. C just isn't good enough and Rust is too complicated and doesn't have a proper library system that doesn't involve linking with all dependencies.

My goal wouldn't be to make programs like Firefox compile on my OS but actually come up with a solid foundation that is based on a proper design. If that means I'm going to be the only one writing programs for it so be it. I don't care if people end up using it.

Maybe I should write a blog post about making my own OS and how I'm not going to be POSIX compliant because 1. everyone does that without thinking and 2. *NIX has massive design problems down to its foundation that I don't want to blindly copy.

Still a bad time but I need the storage to back up my PC so that I can kill Windows and that is a priority right now.

I bought 8TB HDDs for a NAS recently and three of them are still cheaper than a single 8TB SSD. Yes, HDDs are also getting more expensive but the weird thing is I could now buy Ironwolf pros because they are essentially the same price as the once cheaper offers now...

Titans + MIRAS: Helping AI have long-term memory

Yeah I think they need some sort of memory that isn't just tokens... Sometimes it even forgets what side of the conversation it is, which is just stupid. There's research like this research.google/blog/titans-... which could go in the right direction here.

I don't think the memory requirments itself are a problem, but that the context needs to drop at some point or it becomes too expensive to run through the model. That seems to be a problem with LLMs and how they operate right now.

Now that I have a NAS for backup its time to quit Windows for good. I don't care anymore, there's just no way to keep this excuse of an OS. If I lose some programs I guess I just have to move to alternatives.

I have seen a 245TB SSD but you can probably expect like a 30k price. I think m.2s will always be a bit bigger because they are so much faster than a micro sd card and that needs some infrastructure. Still its so funny when you open up one of those 2.5" sata SSDs its mostly empty...

Yup.

Honestly some of the tech we use today and take for granted are just so crazy feats of engineering that they might as well be magic.

I mean this isn't the only thing. Take a look at the old spinning HDDs, they literally have to move a stepper motor at NANOMETER precision while the thing is floating over a platter that is spinning like 120 times per SECOND. All while not exploding and shredding itself when bumped.

I guess what makes this different for me is that its actually a problem that could be solved by AI and not one where it invented a problem to be solved or downright replacing human work for a cheaper and worse version of it. Of course there's still the ethical problem of training the AI...

Yeah it is bad for voice actors. Not sure how to solve that. But the alternative is filling the world with npcs that you can't talk to and ones where you can pick between 5 choices, this has always broken immersion for me a bit. It seems logical to want to tackle that.

I think the main problem with it is that they just use an off the shelf model and try to put guardrails on it. That obviously doesn't work at all, it can still go crazy. Its also not guaranteed to progress the story if you give it the *right* input so you might just softlock yourself.