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2mo ago
Has anyone used Xenharmlib before? I'm curious about it and a huge fan of the feel of JI, but not super experienced with composition myself, and I was wondering what types of things people have done with it.
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4mo ago
Think about what OpenRouter primarily traffics in and what you can do with that raw material.
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5mo ago
Nah I agree with you, as someone who's read a lot of Asimov. As far as MULTIVAC stories go, I always preferred "All The Troubles of the World" ( https://schools.ednet.ns.ca/avrsb/070/rsbennett/HO
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5mo ago
The point is that open weights turns puts inference on the open market, so if your model is actually good and providers want to serve it, it will drive costs down and inference speeds up. Like Cerebras running Qwen 3 235B Instruct at 1.4k t
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9mo ago
It is partly the medium's fault. A lot of the sins of CD/digital mastering wont fly on vinyl because there's physical constraints around what you can literally press into the record groove.
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10mo ago
I've had a Framework 13 for several years now, so I'm excited to see this kind of thing start to happen. Praying the next one out is a GPU/tensor workload unit so I'm not stuck at home on my desktop when I want to mess a
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11mo ago
Love it, they're teaching LLMs how to skim texts properly, which is exactly the right approach for handling long contexts.
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"Is It Conscious?": a 20 questions-style quiz
(consciousness-quiz.netlify.app)
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1y ago
I see a lot of debate about whether AI is "conscious" or has "consciousness", with people talking past each other without a firm grasp on their own stances, so I made a quick quiz to help you locate where you stand.
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Built a tiny site that formats Markdown for Substack
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I prefer to write blog posts in markdown, especially if I'm on the go, and historically I've manually reformatted it in Substack's editor. Figured, why not automate this? So I built a simple utility. Everything happens in you
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1y ago
Yeah. I noticed a lot of "It's not just X. It's Y." which is the biggest tell for me.
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1y ago
Copy paste? Use something like desktop commander and just let it edit the files for you directly. It'll even run commands to test it out. Or go further and use Cline/RooCode and if you're building a webapp it'll load you
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Show HN: chart2txt, LLM-readable astrology charts
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Much debated question but if we run with your definition, then A2A adds communication capabilities alongside tool-calling, which is ultimately a set of programmatic hooks. Like "phone a friend" if you don't know the answer gi
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1y ago
A2A isn't a layer of abstraction over MCP, it functions in parallel and they complement each other. MCP addresses the Agent-to-Environment question, how can Agents "do things" on computers. A2A addresses the Agent-to-Agent qu
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1y ago
This is insanely cynical. The optimistic version is that many teams were already home-rolling protocols like A2A for "swarm" logic. For example, aggregation of financial data across many different streams, where a single "exe
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1y ago
"The social double-bind game can be phrased in several ways: The first rule of this game is that it is not a game. Everyone must play. You must love us. You must go on living. Be yourself, but play a consistent and acceptable role. Con
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1y ago
Agreed -- the thing that frustrated me in the post is the idea that not going through a hookup phase before finding a serious partner is "like running a marathon without doing any training", as though the skills involved in sustai
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1y ago
I imagine this is completely serious, and isn't that different from what I've seen in a big city (NYC). Back when I was permitting myself to use these apps (2017, before I truly assessed the cost-benefit analysis), I met a girl wh
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Show HN: DIY LLM "infinite backrooms" in the browser
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This is wild to me. As someone who's done some eng management and has also read a lot of psychoanalytic theory, the only things I would actively ask my reports to "open up" about emotionally are what they like and dislike abo
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2y ago
No, it's a calzone, per https://cuberule.com/
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2y ago
I really wish these articles cited more primary sources. I would love (and prefer) to review the empirical work that led to the communicated understanding of these systems.
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2y ago
Really liked this post, thanks for sharing all the references. I actually did a similar project recently of playing a lot of classic JRPGs, but my research only culminated in a blogpost ( https://snav.substack.com/p/26-a
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2y ago
Glad you mention potatoes too: they're FAR AND AWAY the most satiating food per calorie, based on a 1995 study https://www.thebodytransformationacademy.com/uploads/7/4/4/9...
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I've noticed saturated fats trigger a far greater sense of satiety for me than unsaturated fats, vegetable oils in particular, which I feel I could eat forever. So my personal estimation is sticking to sat fats over unsat fats will res
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2y ago
What were some of the unanticipated challenges they faced?
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I really like this site for info on various tunings, including Just Intonation, where the intervals ARE perfect mathematical ratios: https://www.kylegann.com/microtonality.html One tidbit I always think about: > I'
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My expectation is that the PWM output would sound characteristic / interesting enough that it would be worth hearing a recording -- but maybe I'm setting myself up to be surprised if it has a reasonable amount of fidelity.
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