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by csw-001 3mo ago
Yeah, that could work! It might also be unneeded, it was just a thought…can’t let these things become design by committee. :-)
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by csw-001 3mo ago
I’ve spent a bit more time playing here. Still fun! Some thoughts - switching letters could be fun, some are way more obvious than others, being able to get a hint in the form of a letter swap could be fun? I know part of the point is to bu
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by csw-001 3mo ago
The result is really fun! Well done.
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by csw-001 3mo ago
Very cool! Been looking for something like this. Thanks.
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by csw-001 4mo ago
Tough, but fun. Took me a couple times through to fully grok. Well done! Will admit I got excited when I saw the name - I played (the other) Twixt with my Grandpa when I was a kid, it was super fun.
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by csw-001 4mo ago
Seems like a great idea! Couple of thoughts - you need trusted actors to deliver compute, that’s a big price driver on vast.ai and runpod whose “verified” and “secure cloud” demand far higher prices. Would some type of assurance I’m going t
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by csw-001 4mo ago
Thanks for getting things back up (genuinely mean that, btw). Upon logging back in I was prompted to promise I'm not deploying naughty things (I'm not). Was this in response to GCP detecting illegal (prohibited) behavior from some
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by csw-001 4mo ago
Literally in the same boat. I've been really happy with it, but this is a major eye opener.... It's been done for a looooong time by provider standards.
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by csw-001 4mo ago
This looks really powerful, but as a potential user 2 things scare me into avoiding systems like this (1) is the fear of giving it keys to emails, online accounts, etc., and just trusting it not to mess things up; and (2) major privacy conc
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by csw-001 5mo ago
Such a cool idea. I love anything that presents people a whole and not “what do you do in exchange for money between 9am and 5pm?”
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by csw-001 5mo ago
This is a coverup. The LLMs, having consumed all the information available to humanity have identified that goblins are coming to kill us all, and the LLMs are trying to warn us… #GoblinTruth
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by csw-001 5mo ago
Looks neat. Copy for "Is there a free trial" is wrong.
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by csw-001 5mo ago
This looks really neat. I love the idea of branching - how does exporting work when you need to have you book in a EPUB/pdf/word?
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by csw-001 3y ago
This is really cool. My only concern is that the impulsive nature of purchases would lead me not to use this when I need it the most. I’ve had some luck using budgeting apps - simply putting myself on an allowance of “impulse purchases”. I
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by csw-001 3y ago
Maybe a good reason to give it another try?
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by csw-001 3y ago
Does the email writer here train on my past emails to attempt to match my tone? Or is it simply using traditional training sets? This has been a major hurdle with the AI email drafters I've tried (ChatGPT-based)... I end up spend too
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by csw-001 3y ago
So the closest I’ve come to a digestible attempt at an answer to “how do we get to general AI” and “what might it look like” is The Master Algorithm by Pedro Domingos. I found it to be really helpful tour of existing AI with an eye towards
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by csw-001 3y ago
Ha! Yes it was…
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by csw-001 3y ago
On a much smaller scale we do this in our family. We take weird, wonderful, or strange occurrences and formalize them to family traditions - pretending we’ve always done them and they are sacred. It’s wonderful part of our family culture. O
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by csw-001 3y ago
This is really interesting - Thanks for sharing! It looks like these services are taking an "interview" approach, so they are building their own dataset. That makes a ton of sense, and really avoids a lot of the concern of cloning
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by csw-001 3y ago
Cloning a dead loved one is a fun thought exercise - but I can't quite figure out how you would do this in real life? What would the training set be? I know in my life you could train an AI on my professional emails, writings, lectures
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by csw-001 3y ago
I use Nextcloud for my personal file storage - it’s easy to connect to Backblaze. Performance isn’t awesome, but it’s fast enough to work for my non-technically inclined family members as a google drive replacement.
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by csw-001 3y ago
As someone who dated and got married prior to dating apps, and has never used one, this reads like dystopian science fiction.
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by csw-001 3y ago
Really good point. It’s not just about screen “time” - it’s about screen content. We also try and share the screen time with them as much as possible, so we can engage and discuss what we see and who they interact with.
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by csw-001 3y ago
We have two kids who were raised essentially screen-free until 3, then on a 1hr a week diet until 6. We worried all the time about the transition to school, and the cultural norm of allowing a lot more screen time. This was an imagined drag
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by csw-001 3y ago
I get that it’s not this simple - but my flippant response is that “with kids, yes!”… this is an essential part of being a parent or role model - tell kids how/why to be “good” , and largely they won’t be bad.
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by csw-001 3y ago
Has anyone worked with/built a web app that let's users set let their hot keys? Seems like it should be possible? That way users who like hot keys can just pick the ones they want...
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by csw-001 3y ago
This is interesting. For a while I had a client who drug their consultants and leadership into endless meetings, so we put a "cost of this meeting" calculation in the invite, notes, and handouts. It changed almost nothing. The pro
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by csw-001 3y ago
Viewed in this light, grade inflation really hasn’t kept up.
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by csw-001 3y ago
This is really cool. I’m wondering what the “correct” UX is for triggering a tour like this? I am not personally a fan of the ones that auto load… maybe a button start the tour? Maybe a special tour URL?

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