AdventureMouse

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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
> If devs follow certain simple rules while writing UI text, it would make a tremendous difference for translation quality. As a dev that often writes UI text, which simple rules do you recommend that I should follow?
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
> If the M5 generation gets this GPU upgrade, which I don't see why not, then the era of viable local LLM inferencing is upon us. I don't think local LLMs will ever be a thing except for very specific use cases. Servers will al
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
It has nothing to do with money and everything to do with ideology.
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
Compared to an encyclopedia, Wikipedia is unreliable. That doesn’t mean that Wikipedia isn’t useful. But there is a hidden danger with Wikipedia being mostly reliable - people lower their guard and end up consuming misinformation without
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
It’s never a good time for GitHub to be down!
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
TL;DR In Florida
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
Interesting - how would it have helped you to have HR in place earlier/what problems did not having it cause?
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
Hey Peter! What are some of the most common legal mistakes you see startups make and how can they be avoided?
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
I agree but it says something about the level of interest and confidence people have in the current state of Alzheimer’s research. How many people would have read the article if it didn’t mention AI?
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
I think there is a difference between ideas that are based on a fundamental misunderstanding of how the world works and ideas that we do not currently have the capabilities to solve.
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
Hits the nail on the head. I would argue that most of the value of LLMs comes from structuring your own thought process as you work through a problem, rather than providing blackbox answers. Using AI as an oracle is bound to cause frustrati
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by AdventureMouse 1y ago
May he rest in peace