awestley

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Incremental Context Testing for LLMs(slingingbits.com)
2 points by awestley 1y ago|1 comments
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by awestley 1y ago
Wrote a small script to test how LLMs handle growing context sizes. It sends larger prompts step by step and measures slowdown or failure. Pretty rough but useful so far. Curious if others have ideas for improving it.
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by awestley 1y ago
Yes! It's a tell-tale sign something is written by AI.
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Jack Daniel's says Canada pulling US alcohol off shelves 'worse than tariff'(reuters.com)
30 points by awestley 2y ago|32 comments
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by awestley 2y ago
If lifestyle differences are not accounted for, I'd put little stock in this.
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Can I Build My Own Jarvis? Let's Find Out(slingingbits.com)
1 points by awestley 2y ago|1 comments
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by awestley 2y ago
Inspired by Iron Man, I’m building an AI that actually does things, not just talks.
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by awestley 2y ago
I see this pop up every few years. I wish I had the follow though to do this.
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by awestley 2y ago
I can finally take it out for drinks as a thank you.
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by awestley 2y ago
"Didn't see this coming" - No one ever
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by awestley 2y ago
After this who on earth would trust the "home" version will stick around?
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by awestley 2y ago
RIP. I loved the Computer Museum as a kid. It’s probably one of those thing that had a much bigger impact on me than I realize.
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by awestley 2y ago
The Wired article explores the promising practice of carbon farming and its potential to revolutionize agriculture. Carbon farming involves adopting regenerative techniques that not only enhance soil health and biodiversity but also mitigat
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The Rise of the Carbon Farmer(wired.com)
1 points by awestley 2y ago|1 comments
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by awestley 2y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20240330165204/https://www.newyo...
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by awestley 2y ago
That is why I said more permanently. 10 years is better than 72 hours. To say "get rid of the houses" as a solution to beach erosion without considering legal, social, and economic implications is a classic case of oversimplifyi
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by awestley 2y ago
That sound like a fun project to try out. I may try that out. Thanks.
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by awestley 2y ago
I haven't had great luck with shortcut reminders. I always feel like there are cases it didn't trigger, then I don't trust it.
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by awestley 2y ago
I didn't mean it literally. a "line in the sand" is an idiom.
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by awestley 2y ago
I agree, but to be fair it was also the state that limited them such a silly option. They can't do anything more permanent than sand. Which, I understand has an environmental impact, but the beaches are going to keep eroding so why not
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by awestley 2y ago
Many apps lack a good means of triggering "reminders" on iOS and MacOs. Apple seems to keep the secret sauce to themselves. 3rd party apps just miss the mark IMO. However, the reminders app itself leave a lot to be desired. So som
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by awestley 3y ago
Of course the value value your privacy. They are selling it to 1532 partners.
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by awestley 3y ago
Wow, this hit me. RIP
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by awestley 3y ago
Tetrachloroethylene
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by awestley 3y ago
Is the cult as strong as it has been? I feel like this "cult" is absolutely what Apple leveraged to get where they are and they not doubt played into it. But it doesn't seem like that is really the case anymore. Or is it?
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by awestley 3y ago
RIP little dude
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by awestley 4y ago
Sounds like a shiny balloon to me.
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by awestley 4y ago
Maybe he saw Office Space one too many times.
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by awestley 4y ago
I read the experimentation bit as Twitter (Elon) trying to push the boundaries of what Twitter can get away with from a PR perspective.
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by awestley 4y ago
The title sounds like a Michael Scott joke

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