axutio

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by axutio 3mo ago
A lot more durable than software engineering in this day and age...
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by axutio 3mo ago
I just don't agree that it's a false equivalency. I see them both as "tools I use to get the job done". For me, the job is not "writing code" - it is "deliver feature", "fix bug", and the ac
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by axutio 3mo ago
Would you also say that "someone who wants to use an IDE / LSP features to code and not give credit to the IDE / LSP is the worst kind of person"? If not, what is the difference between the two for you?
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by axutio 3y ago
> No military or aid interference of any kind, no taxes or laws but also no import/export commerce, communication or organizing of any government or militia/military will be allowed Who is going to enforce this?
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by axutio 3y ago
Using Authentik as a part of my selfhosted setup, mostly positive things to say. I tried with Keycloak first but had too much trouble getting the Docker image to work, so switched to Authentik. I also checked out some other options along th
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by axutio 3y ago
Getting a Reddit API key seems to be a more complex process than the usual, with the first step being submitting a service ticket [0]. I imagine that this would also help Reddit prevent people from doing what you're suggesting, if it w
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by axutio 3y ago
No, but instead means that GPT can't be smarter than the people who are writing the published content on the web (generally, the very smartest humans if you're considering high quality published works alone). If you could do a per
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by axutio 3y ago
Google has a whole bunch of products/tools in the healthcare space, and it seems like their contribution there is only growing. I've been working with FHIR/EHR adjacent tooling lately for a personal project, and a good number
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Simulated Hospital(github.com)
191 points by axutio 3y ago|100 comments
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by axutio 3y ago
I agree that it's probably not anything more than statistics, but why can't statistics alone generate emergent phenomena? What convinces you that the human brain isn't also just statistics at a massive scale?
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by axutio 3y ago
I've been working in systems neuroscience for a few years (something of a combination lab tech/student, so full disclosure, not an actual expert). Based on my experience with model organisms (flies & rats, primarily), it is ac
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by axutio 3y ago
11/30 of the most recent posts mention GPT or LLMs.
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by axutio 3y ago
This is amazing, thank you for sharing!
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by axutio 3y ago
Is this a setup you've already built? Could you outline what you've glued together for this bot?
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by axutio 3y ago
Delta weights have been released, can be automatically applied to the LLaMA weights: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35430432
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by axutio 3y ago
But that's entirely dependent on the data - if you read the article, you'll see that the author is pointing out how different datasets are reporting different values for the same healthcare service. A correct, properly labeled exa
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by axutio 3y ago
Via MacOS VMs/containers.
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by axutio 3y ago
1,000 tokens ≈ 750 words
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by axutio 3y ago
What does this mean? Having read the article, I don't understand what it is you're asking the author for.
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by axutio 4y ago
Check out Blue Bubbles (self hosted, open source), Beeper, Sunbird, and texts.com.
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by axutio 4y ago
The author of SirTunnel also maintains a useful list of software[1] within this domain, from simple tunneling to overlay networks. [1] https://github.com/anderspitman/awesome-tunneling
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by axutio 4y ago
Most of the comments here are ignoring the difference between regular old shoplifting and the trend driving the increase discussed in the article, which they're referring to as "organized retail crime". I think it's very
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The Power of 10: Rules for Developing Safety-Critical Code (2006) [pdf](web.eecs.umich.edu)
1 points by axutio 4y ago|0 comments
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by axutio 4y ago
"Active user" is a common industry term with a well-defined meaning. It's misleading to use it to mean something else, particularly when there are a number of more appropriate choices, e.g. "20% of Twitter posters".
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by axutio 4y ago
Previous discussion - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29822153
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What the world will be like in a hundred years (May 7th, 1922)(loc.gov)
2 points by axutio 4y ago|1 comments
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by axutio 4y ago
It seems like Z, X, A, and S are mapped to A, B, L, and R respectively! There's some other information as well in the about panel in the top left.
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by axutio 4y ago
> someone sifting through images is probably just as costly as paying for Fiverr The difference being that anyone can sift through images and identify good ones, whereas few people can create good images. The amount of time it takes to c
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by axutio 4y ago
The argument that things will work out in the end is not particularly reassuring when it still rests on the idea that I will have to spend most of my adult life in turbulent times. Just as I wouldn't have liked to live through the Prot
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by axutio 4y ago
For some pretty thorough reverse engineering, there's a Matrix bridge for iMessage [1] that's being used in production by Beeper [2]. [1] https://github.com/tulir/mautrix-imessage [2] https://beepe

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