bryzaguy

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by bryzaguy 1mo ago
My guess would be to detect if their models are being distilled by other models.
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by bryzaguy 1mo ago
What if the new entry level is what we consider senior today? Isn't it possible today to obtain entry/mid level skills with LLMs? I wonder if things will shift more in that direction.
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by bryzaguy 1mo ago
I'm a musician and I am not seeing why I would want this. If this is trying to help musicians that don't know theory, it should start from simple chords and expand those in different ways that demonstrate an improvement. Currently
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by bryzaguy 1mo ago
Below the tone wheel should be a "Synthesize Stems" button which generates a list of midi examples, each with an "Audition" button that plays the midi.
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by bryzaguy 1mo ago
Not sure how relevant my example will be but I built a spaced repetition language learning LLM wrapper app to learn Japanese and it worked really well. I went to great lengths, however, to craft prompts which resulted in more predictable an
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by bryzaguy 1mo ago
Spaced repetition could address this, no? Also, the right example or metaphor can make a difficult concept both easier to understand and stickier in my mind which I think is different than something easy to learn.
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by bryzaguy 1mo ago
This looks cool! Memory safety beyond Rust with simpler code is a strong claim. Something I'd love to see is examples that mimic issues Rust borrow checker would catch as well as ones only wyzer would catch.
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by bryzaguy 2mo ago
Design is an art and, as Rick Ruben says, success is not in your control. Also Rick says the audience comes last. You can find examples of strong choices that did not succeed but in your example it doesn’t sound like these mouse makers were
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by bryzaguy 2mo ago
I fundamentally disagree with the premise. Why are we attempting to change the meaning of the word compromise? “compromise” and “has trade-offs” are NOT synonymous. The antithesis of compromise is to make strong decisions that WILL alienate
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by bryzaguy 2mo ago
> The closest we have come to a definition of privacy is probably “the right to be left alone,” but that seems quaint in an age when we are constantly dependent on digital services. In the context of A.I., “the right to not be manipulate
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by bryzaguy 2mo ago
Maybe that's on me for missing it. Either way, the improvement is not enough for me to justify the extra cost.
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by bryzaguy 2mo ago
I was hoping to switch to Claude but was waiting until they had a better model than Codex 5.5. When Fable came out I immediately bought the $100 plan. When the government shut it down they gave the option to cancel which I appreciated. I pl
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by bryzaguy 3mo ago
This is awesome
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by bryzaguy 3mo ago
This is so cool!
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by bryzaguy 3mo ago
I had Flashback on Sega Genesis as a kid. For whatever reason, I was unable to get past the first obstacle. I had a similar experience with Myst. After a while I came back to those games and now they are two of my all time favorite games. I
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by bryzaguy 4mo ago
I had the same problem on iPhone. Turning my ringer on solved it.
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by bryzaguy 5mo ago
Reminds me of styled components. If the goal is generating the selector why not let the body be a string: ```{ Item: "color: red;" }```?
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by bryzaguy 7mo ago
I was really nervous about the update to Liquid Glass based on comments like this but my experience has been really positive. I love the new contextual tooltip menu when I try to select text and other thoughtful details. Maybe there’s thing
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by bryzaguy 7mo ago
Talk about a cliffhanger
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by bryzaguy 8mo ago
Oh wow! No way! Thank you!
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by bryzaguy 8mo ago
I'm curious about how the costs compare using something like this where you're hitting api's directly vs my $20 ChatGPT plan which includes Codex.
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by bryzaguy 10mo ago
This is such a great response. It leaves me wishing I could delete my comment. A.I. told me there was a 2020 match between Lakers and Globetrotters which the Lakers won. Turns out it was a fictional match. I've had great success with m
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by bryzaguy 10mo ago
I would argue the opposite. If your collaboration sucks IMHO you haven’t done enough. It’s a skill. Imagine you’re playing a team sport and you recommended people play together less to win more games. Now look up Globetrotters vs Lakers.
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by bryzaguy 11mo ago
What about slop-coding?
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by bryzaguy 1y ago
What a cool demonstration. My automatic response was “red” for traffic light. Although, a different part of my brain re-evaluated given the context. The question in my mind now, is the auto response a building block to the latter or is that
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by bryzaguy 1y ago
Is this hosted as a free service anywhere? The thing all my friends in NYC are using is Partiful. It’s free and I don’t have to host.
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by bryzaguy 1y ago
One impact I’ve seen is small businesses who can no longer afford the tools/supplies they need, which aren’t manufactured in the states, so they are forced to increase their prices on good they sell or go out of business.
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by bryzaguy 1y ago
If I were to pick a place to tax, the addictive, harmful substances seem like a good option. But that’s easy for me to say because I don’t smoke. I do like sugar though. Imagine the impact on our health if there were a sugar tax.
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by bryzaguy 1y ago
It sounds like parent comment is suggesting that hn attracts a demographic of people who look down on the poor and fetishize wealth, not that it's suppressing posts or trying to influence comments.
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by bryzaguy 1y ago
Wish I could see this! My iPhone 16 blocked viewing because of, I think, expired certificate. At least, that’s the error I think I got initially and now it just says the page belongs to a category that is blocked. :(

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