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bravura
3d ago
And this is where your analogy breaks down, because there are few natural analogues for the sorts of systems we are developing.
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bravura
4d ago
"Maybe we need very clear, standardized signals for entering a surveillance zone." [proceeds to give a libertarian pro-2A perspective and then the "what would a cab driver do perspective] I have a suggestion. Perhaps if you e
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bravura
27d ago
You could also distill the fabulous Anticipatory Music Transformer from Stanford. https://crfm.stanford.edu/2023/06/16/anticipatory-music-tran... Also consider checking their decisions about representation, e
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bravura
27d ago
The PineTime watch unfortunately does not have any microphone, so there is no possibility of voice control.
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bravura
1mo ago
"boring" means familiar. It should have more known unknowns than unknown unknowns.
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bravura
1mo ago
What if the memory were git repo backed, and the FTS5 were a speed-specific optimization? Then the memories could easily be human-reviewed. The repo would be the canonical source, and the FTS5 would be one specific materialization.
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bravura
1mo ago
You sound like the sales rep at the Apple store. I was perplexed. Meanwhile, I had to wonder how many people take showers that are over half an hour every day.
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bravura
1mo ago
You just listed a bunch of 0 to 1 companies, not 1 to 10 companies. They weren’t quantitatively better than previous companies. They were qualitatively better.
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1mo ago
The important meta-conclusion that the article sadly misses is that the government will soon be using AI to regulate AI.
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1mo ago
I still have my remarkable 1 and love it. RM 2 didn’t have a backlight so there was no upgrade reason. I actually like that the RM 1 is plastic, it feels durable and light.
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1mo ago
Not all liaisons are French, but all the dangerous ones are.
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bravura
2mo ago
I’ve been curious for a while the cheapest way to create a small run of azulejo tiles with printed design and very strange (puzzle piece like) shapes
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3mo ago
Close contact between exceptional individuals is one of the main values of having a scene.
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3mo ago
"I like to write like a human, steering clear of jargon and B-school speak." https://om.co/about/ https://om.co/2020/07/30/write-like-a-human/
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3mo ago
Who taught you this? And why do you think this way?
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4mo ago
A computer?
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bravura
5mo ago
When you buy something in Germany and the EU, you typically can return it. That does not apply to custom buildouts, like this camear.
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5mo ago
It's a handful of useful features that together feel qualitatively different, like you're talking to a real person.
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bravura
6mo ago
Believe me, I came here expecting to dunk on AI-haters, not talk tomato talk.
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6mo ago
Yes. I didn't know or understand why I felt meh about run-of-the-mill raw tomatoes this until the Kenji article. "Using mealy, off-season tomatoes is the primary unforgivable sin, but when it comes to BLT crimes, that's just
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6mo ago
Hot take: We mostly eat garbage tomatoes. "*A BLT is a tomato sandwich, seasoned with bacon.* It wasn't until I tasted my first great tomato, at the vine-ripe old age of 22, that I finally understood the true nature of the BLT (an
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6mo ago
Bog-standard LLM mapping is terrible and I recently added Google Maps to my personal agent to remediate this. I'd love to try Voygr for fun. Is there a skill defined that I could just swap in Voygr
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bravura
6mo ago
You and GGP both wrong in ironic ways. GGP says don't care about X because it's a social phenomenon, but frequently this position is a form of social identification. You say: X might deeper than social, implying that social phenom
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7mo ago
For me, trying to fine-tune a model to write "best day" prose I would accept over 80% of the time. You are correct if we are talking about knowledge. However it is bad at hyper-idiosyncratic, gritty style transfer. I first noticed
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7mo ago
How opinionated is this? Could it be a CLI? Can it work with beads for tracking the state of everything? i.e. do I need to buy in to an entire worldview to adopt this, or can I use it piecemeal?
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7mo ago
My work partner set it up on telegram for himself and his wife and she uses it constantly. He was very surprised.
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7mo ago
There are a few qualitative product experiences that make claw agents unique. One is that it relentlessly strives thoroughly to complete tasks without asking you to micromanage it. The second is that it has personality. The third is that it
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7mo ago
Beeper API
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7mo ago
"The point of MCP is bundling those exact things into a standardized plugin that’s easy for people to share with others." Like... a CLI/API? "MCP is useful because I can add one in a single click for an external service&
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7mo ago
You're making the convenience argument, but I'm making the architecture argument. They're not the same thing. You say "a very simple API baked into the model's existing context is even better". So we agree? MCP
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