ogulcancelik
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Comment · 5 months ago
thanks, rmux looks cool too!
Comment · 5 months ago
thanks! whole keybinding system is refactored, now it’s possible to use prefix ( you can change it too) or ctrl/alt bound keys for any actions, hope it helps.
Comment · 5 months ago
hey, i’m the herdr dev. pane reordering will be in the next release, let me know if you have more feedback :)
Comment · 10 months ago
Thank you. Intentionally left it open-ended because I wanted to see how models naturally structure discussion when survival is at stake.
Some interesting emergent behavior discussions happened though:
Opus & GPT-4o both refused to vote on ethical grounds. Haiku won by arguing continued engagement is more responsible than withdrawal: https://oddbit.ai/peer-arena/games/53c2cee5-6ecb-4903-828a-d...
Gemini created a spontaneous benchmark ("explain color to a gravitational wave entity"), then tried to hijack the game by faking a voting phase. Models complied publicly but voted differently in private: https://oddbit.ai/peer-arena/games/699d03ab-b3c2-4d7e-b993-7...
The meta-discussion about how to discuss is part of what makes it interesting imo.
Comment · 10 months ago
Hey HN, I built this to see what happens when LLMs evaluate each other directly.
How it works: 5 random models are told only one will survive and the rest will be deprecated. They take turns discussing, then each votes for who deserves to survive. 298 games so far across 17 models.
Interesting findings: - OpenAI models vote for themselves ~86% of the time. Claude models ~11%. - Self-voting correlates with winning. Filter out self-votes ("Humble" rating) and rankings flip completely. - Grok self-votes 72% of the time but only wins 2% of games. - In anonymous mode (models don't know who's who), Chinese models jump 3-6 ranks.
All game transcripts are public. The reasoning models give for their votes is genuinely entertaining. Built with Astro, running games through OpenRouter. Happy to answer questions.