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by copypaper 4mo ago
Tron 1 for the plot, Tron 2 for daft punk, Tron 3... we don't talk about.
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by copypaper 4mo ago
What a disaster and complete failure on the local government in the way they handled this situation. If we ever get hit by an earthquake or other larger disaster, it's safe to assume we're all on our own. Also, as someone affected
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by copypaper 4mo ago
Yea after skimming the samples on Amazon I noticed that nearly every single sentence had at least one comma in it (adding zero value). It feels like I'm reading someones thoughts. Personally, I love abusing commas for comments and shit
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by copypaper 4mo ago
Same reason why WordPress is the de facto for businesses. You can create a "full" website with a few clicks and add some plugins to make it look complete despite it running like shit. It's all perception.
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by copypaper 4mo ago
I just have a workstation at home that I SSH into from whatever device I feel like (within my tailnet). All my tools available on the CLI and vscode available via remote-ssh. You can connect from an iPad, macbook, chromebook, etc. The only
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by copypaper 4mo ago
>25k commits in 4 months or about 1 commit every 7 minutes How do you manage/orchestrate this? I'm genuinely curious.
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by copypaper 5mo ago
touché hahah. Are there any SoTA open-source models that don't have corporate interest?
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by copypaper 5mo ago
Pandora's box has already been opened and there is no going back. I doubt OpenAI, et al will get anything but a slap on the wrist in court because punishing AI companies would have a negative effect on the US economy. >Can the same
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by copypaper 5mo ago
Let's also not forget SoTA models stole from us.
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by copypaper 5mo ago
> we could super cool them and keep that at that temperature easily As far as im aware, 3d stacking chips requires the inside to be cooled as well (not just the outside). I don't think they've solved this yet.
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by copypaper 5mo ago
We are one technological breakthrough away from AGI. Seriously what happens when, for example, a viable room temperature superconductor (remember LK-99 lol) gets discovered? Next thing you know we have 3d stacked chips operating at THz spee
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by copypaper 5mo ago
In all seriousness, what is the game plan for society moving forward as AI takes more jobs? The government doesn't seem to care. The AI labs don't seem to care. What happens when more and more people can't afford housing, kid
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by copypaper 5mo ago
This is awesome! I did a similar project in college for one of my classes and ran into the same exact walls as you. - The more filters I added the worse it got. A simple EMA with smoothing gave the best results. Although, your pipeline look
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by copypaper 5mo ago
Yea, but can it secure systems from the unpatchable $5 wrench vulnerability? https://xkcd.com/538/
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by copypaper 6mo ago
Mainly 09, but also 05 and 07.
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by copypaper 6mo ago
Very interesting. Im on vacation but will check this out at work next week. What is the maximum resolution you support for PDFs? The max gemini will do is 3072x3072. We have plans that are 10x that size.
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by copypaper 6mo ago
Indeed it was (I was listening to it while stumbling across this post). Also, fun fact: The Gambler was written by Don Schlitz while working as a Computer Operator in 76' which makes it all the more relevant [1]. [1]: https:/&#x2
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by copypaper 6mo ago
You got to know when to Ship it, Know when to Re-prompt, Know when to Clear the Context, And know when to RLHF. You never trust the Output, When you’re staring at the diff view, There’ll (not) be time enough for Fixing, When the Tokens are
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by copypaper 6mo ago
We have the technology, its just heavily despised due to the lack of privacy and anonymity.
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by copypaper 6mo ago
Gemini on the web as a chat app is great (as well as NotebookLM). But Antigravity is an embarrassment and the reason I cancelled my Gemini subscription. I'd recommend avoiding it at all costs. It has degraded so badly in the last two w
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by copypaper 8mo ago
The difference here though is that ads are baked into the response via plain text. How far away are we from an offline model based ad blocker? Imagine a model trained to detect if a response contains ads or not and blocked it on the fly. Im
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by copypaper 9mo ago
Nice work! I'm curious though, what was your use case for needing a smaller library? Since you're running this on a server, what difference does an extra 226KB make?
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by copypaper 9mo ago
The article also lacks any personal opinion or experience on the matter. It just stated a bunch of pointless stats and "facts". Almost every single point is refutable depending on the task at hand.
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by copypaper 9mo ago
Yep. My grandma bought her house in ~1962 for $20k working at a factory making $2/hr. Her mortgage was $100/m; about 1 weeks worth of pay. $2/hr then is the equivalent of ~$21/hr today. If you were to buy that same house
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by copypaper 10mo ago
>Each model gets access to market data, news APIs, company financials... The article is very very vague on their methodology (unless I missed it somewhere else?). All I read was, "we gave AI access to market data and forced it to ma
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by copypaper 10mo ago
Every single SDK I've used was a nightmare once you get past the basics. I ended up just using an OpenRouter client library [1] and writing agents by hand without an abstraction layer. Is it a little more boilerplatey? Yea. Does it tak
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by copypaper 10mo ago
Regardless of which approach ends up being right, the tool itself is amazing. Best of luck with it!
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by copypaper 10mo ago
This looks awesome! >I needed it to be a pretty fully functional IDE. I needed [IDE feature]... I'm just curious, why didn't you make this as a VS Code plugin to benefit from all the features of an IDE? I'd imagine you cou
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by copypaper 11mo ago
Wow I didn't know he got laid off. I remember watching his videos a few years ago and absolutely loved his way of teaching. He's the reason I found out about PlanetScale to begin with. Looking at their youtube channel, Aaron'
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by copypaper 11mo ago
Yea exactly. The LLMs are tuned to natural language. I don't think anything will beat good ol' templating (a.k.a. plain text). In Go I do something like this: // mytemplate.tmpl Description="The following data

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