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An attempt at explaining bipolar disorder and psychosis
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An attempt at explaining bipolar disorder and psychosis
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Show HN: Llamora, a local-first journaling environment
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8mo ago
Slightly off-topic but related: currently I'm in a research environment (biomedicine) where a lot of AI is used. Sometimes well, often poorly. So as an exercise I drafted some rules and commitments about AI and research ("Research
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Research After AI: Principles for Accelerated Exploration
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AI and academic research: the Manifesto for Accelerated Exploration
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Llamora is an experimental, local-first diary companion
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1y ago
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Show HN: A minimal Flask and Htmx and LangChain (with llama.cpp) interface
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1y ago
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I wrote a book [Dutch/NL][pdf]
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3y ago
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3y ago
It always fascinated me how a lot of "state" in our neural networks is probably encoded in the extracellular fluids rather than in the neurons themselves. Biological neural networks really do not like it if you swap out their flui
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3y ago
It's a fascinating topic. I've often been surprised by its use of "tapestry" (as in "the tapestry of existence") and I never really figured out why it seems to gravitate towards such a relatively uncommon phras
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3y ago
RDF and semantic web used to be my goto's for this, as I believe many of the core ideas are still valid and often overlooked and sometimes even poorly re-implemented. Which says something. However, lately I've come to like llama.c
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A chat about "the process of reality appears mental"
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Stupid Ideas Revived: a chat about consciousness and reality
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A chat about therapy, Metzinger, Kastrup, and Whitehead
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3y ago
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3y ago
Code is up https://github.com/vortext/esther but it's still heavily work in progress :-)
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Show HN: Esther, an idea for a diary app that embeds an LLM
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3y ago
https://github.com/vortext/esther Esther is my personal project to develop a diary app that talks back. Basically. Along the way I learned how to htmx, llama.cpp via JNA and practical experience with LLMs. I suffer fro
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3y ago
Cool! And on top of that TheBloke has the quantized models of course: https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/Mistral-7B-v0.1-GGUF https://huggingface.co/TheBloke/Mistral-7B-OpenOrca-GGUF https:/&#x
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3y ago
Probably soon! I'll post it here. Still finalizing some Retrieval Augmented Generation things. It's written in Clojure with a very thin HTMX front-end. However there are some interesting things like using gbnf grammar constraints
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3y ago
I typically write them myself in the form of a "you are-such-and-so, your role is this-and-that. As such-and-so you have the following traits..." and so on. Sometimes I let some other AI rewrite it. There's very little method
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3y ago
I'll give those a shot as well, thanks! It's a tricky balance sometimes between "I should actually finish building the thing I am trying to build" and "ooooh shiny new model to try for a bit...", however.
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Being one of those people that still recommends Emacs and have sunk countless hours in my personal dotfiles: I kinda enjoy doing it, that's why I am doing it. It feels great having a configuration so tailored to me personally that it a
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It works really really well for chatbots and roleplay applications (at least for me). The fine-tune on the instruct version is rather meh however, and I recommend https://huggingface.co/Open-Orca/Mistral-7B-OpenOrca
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4y ago
I'm guessing auto correct for "by heart"
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Show HN: I'm transitioning from software into the arts. Here's the gist
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Arithmetic, Population and Energy – A Talk by Al Bartlett
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5y ago
There was a similar situation in a project I worked on, at the time FAISS/Annoy/SPTAG were considered but we were really looking for something more managed, think ElasticSearch rather than Lucene. As luck would have it we stumbled
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5y ago
A bit of a technical tangent, but I wonder if a peer to peer version of this website would increase its chances of survival. I can easily imagine something like a reference manager that puts copies of the PDFs you've read or written on
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6y ago
Interesting! I can echo these findings from from personal experience. For the past 5-6 years I had been doing remote work for a US west-coast based company from the Netherlands. My annual salary as a senior "data scientist" was at
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