beret4breakfast

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by beret4breakfast 1mo ago
Question about system prompts in general. How are they affected by context rot/growing context windows. Anecdotally trying my own on something like open webui I’ve found that after the first couple of back and forths the model essentia
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by beret4breakfast 4mo ago
Would also recommend soldering wick - it’s just copper braid that you heat alongside the solder you’re removing and it ‘wicks’ away the solder.
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by beret4breakfast 7mo ago
There’s an excellent book with the same title by Tom Whipple that id highly recommend.
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by beret4breakfast 8mo ago
For the purposes of learning, I’ve built a chatbot using ollama, streamlit, chromadb and docling. Mostly playing around with embedding and chunking on a document library.
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by beret4breakfast 1y ago
Or use calibre web. Which has a less functional but nicer looking interface (with user logins)
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by beret4breakfast 1y ago
It’s a bit disingenuous to have phrases like “start planning for free” when it’s basically just do qualifying questions then hit a paywall. Really needs clear pricing up front, no way to see it without trying to set up a plan. It’s also not
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by beret4breakfast 1y ago
It feels like there’s a significant lack of “ML/AI” based approaches applied to these kinds of problems. I’ve seen a lot of example of RL/GNN papers that do attempt to solve smaller problems but it always feels like the best optio
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by beret4breakfast 1y ago
I’ve been using obsidian for this for the past couple of years. I have lots of folders and notes for work projects along with notes for learning topics. I keep track of tasks and to do lists for me and people in my team (using #people&#x2F
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by beret4breakfast 1y ago
My Apple Watch. There are very few times where I need instant notification of things and they became distracting - I instead now just check periodically. Granted I probably don’t stand every hour anymore.
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by beret4breakfast 3y ago
I’m speaking as someone who has never had to price anything. To me it feels like a service that doesn’t give me monthly benefit (i.e. frequent recurring usage like my iCloud storage or Netflix etc) as I wouldn’t use it often enough, so payi
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by beret4breakfast 3y ago
Pricing is a super tricky issue, especially when its for something related to financials. I think there are plenty of people who wouldn't bat an eye at $14p/m (and maybe they are the target audience), but there are also plenty of
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by beret4breakfast 3y ago
This is fantastic, smooth and really very polished. It clearly covers a lot of stuff and you’ve really got a lot covered so great work. I’ve not sat down and tried to fill out all my details as I’m worried I’ll lose all my details and have
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by beret4breakfast 3y ago
I get his point that most work that uses code is the combination of the technical structure/actual code and the creative elements that combines them in different ways. But I think it’s an act of hubris to assume AI (or whatever you wa
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by beret4breakfast 3y ago
Hence why 3pa like Apollo are great, it’s video/gif player is (was :’( ) the best.
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by beret4breakfast 4y ago
Wait what? Is that just mobi? Or can other files be used. My USB port broke years ago so I soldered on a qi charger and now just send books over WiFi.
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by beret4breakfast 5y ago
you need to login with the default un/pw at the top of the page
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by beret4breakfast 5y ago
probably a ad/popup blocker