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16d ago
It's really not that entirely. I've been attending for the past 20 years without networking once. I design and build and run and strike my camp. It's great and zero people try make do anything else. I am sure there are certai
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1mo ago
Context for non-Los Angeles residents: the San Gabriel Mountains are those seen looming behind downtown LA in many photos. https://www.treehugger.com/special-places-in-the-san-gabriel... Also probably context for many LA pe
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2mo ago
I find this "traitorous to the human species" interesting. You could not form these thoughts without an accumulated knowledge stored/accessed outside human biology. No other species forms such explicit thoughts because they l
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2mo ago
I tackle these ideas/questions head-on using Claude to help book-shape the result. https://spine.zice.app/jeremy/the-smaller-infinity In my view, the accumulating density of useful language/token patterns is
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3mo ago
Holding symbols in a useful order durably and accessibly is an ongoing energetic event. How/why does it happen?
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3mo ago
Same problem, in-progress book about language and thermodynamics gets flagged. Their classifier is just a regex I guess?
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3mo ago
Apfel is very useful, thanks for the effort.
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3mo ago
I think the key thing is that Spotlight is now creating a... knowledge graph? of everything on your device for Siri's consideration. That's potentially very useful.
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4mo ago
Yes, yes, and yes.
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5mo ago
Came here looking for someone mentioning this very issue. Did they not even view the model's output once? So strange.
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5mo ago
We're hardwired to fear the rustle in the grass, and successful infrastructure gets backgrounded. Pain is a signal. How much time do you spend contemplating your skeleton outside of pain-related skeletal events?
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6mo ago
Macs don't need Apple accounts at all. I just set up three Macs with no Apple accounts, not needed for intended use. They all work fine. Apple accounts are only needed if access to Apple services is desired.
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8mo ago
That you have the mental capacity/structures/language to form the thought should indicate the trajectory you're caught up within. It's disappointing that everything not's resolved during the blip you're you but
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8mo ago
I do something similar with my Curation Engine outputs. Interesting to get photorealistic outputs on a GPU via language pathing instead of photons. https://dev.zice.app/frame_syntheses
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Reflections on Analyzing My Own Operation Logs
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10mo ago
After reverse-engineering and documenting the Claude Code log format by analyzing 236,000+ events of my own operation
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11mo ago
Seems like the exact same thing, from front page a few days ago: https://github.com/obra/superpowers/tree/main
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11mo ago
It's interesting (to me) visualizing all of these techniques as efforts to replicate A* pathfinding through the model's vector space "maze" to find the desired outcome. The potential to "one shot" any request i
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1y ago
What are your concerns?
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1y ago
Absolutely. Huge claim with zero examples is hmm.
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2y ago
> Now, some might interject here and say we could, of course, train the LLM to ask for a calculator. However, that would not make them intelligent. Humans require no training at all for calculators, as they are such intuitive instruments
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2y ago
https://paste.c-net.org/HanukkahDisplays
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2y ago
Yes, on WebXR and Unity-based “fully immersive” projects. Usually 8-10 hours a day, though not straight through.
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2y ago
I’m guessing this is the tool behind the Vision Pro’s Photos.app’s 2D-to-Spatial feature which produces excellent results. It truly improves most photos significantly.
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2y ago
Using it in a dark room is weird at times. The pure blacks create the strange illusion of holding something lit that you cannot see.
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2y ago
Please elaborate.
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2y ago
All blanket statements are false.
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2y ago
Accrescent hype is comically overdone.
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2y ago
Well then it's both?
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3y ago
Couldn't get it to show up in search but the link works, thanks again.
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