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by deevelton 8d ago
Thanks for reading it, I appreciate it!
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Human in the Loop (A Short Story)(github.com)
2 points by deevelton 8d ago|2 comments
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by deevelton 3mo ago
a tool that helps me work in hallucination-sensitive contexts https://github.com/dvelton/eyeball
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by deevelton 5mo ago
one of my teammates experimenting with something along these lines :) https://github.com/jessephus/model-mosaic
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by deevelton 5mo ago
awesome! thanks for checking it out
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by deevelton 5mo ago
Not sure what happens if you start scaling this, but curious too. Would love to see someone who actually knows ML try it.
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by deevelton 5mo ago
Increased default epochs to 2000 instead of 500, I think that fixed it but let me know if you still run into this.
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by deevelton 5mo ago
Thanks; does this fix it? https://github.com/dvelton/ai-pixel/commit/ba04e1c649e0ec99b...
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by deevelton 5mo ago
This was just a fun thought experiment. Feed it two inputs (e.g. chance of rain and wind speed; this is one of the examples in the demo) and it learns to answer a yes/no question like "bring an umbrella?" It's a one-neur
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Show HN: Can an AI model fit on a single pixel?(github.com)
8 points by deevelton 5mo ago|10 comments
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Show HN: A tool to make AI show evidence inline(github.com)
2 points by deevelton 6mo ago|0 comments
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by deevelton 6mo ago
I wonder if an animation with the prompts/edits inline and the text morphing might be an interesting UI…fun stuff to think about. Contributions welcome! https://github.com/dvelton/trace
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by deevelton 6mo ago
This was just a small experiment, but as a teammate and I watched our respective agents (each loaded with its owner’s context/preferences/etc) negotiate directly with one another to schedule and agree on lunch plans on our behalf,
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Show HN: "Have your LLM talk to my LLM"(github.com)
1 points by deevelton 6mo ago|1 comments
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by deevelton 6mo ago
Parents in my son's hockey league used to track shots on goal with pen and paper during games, to help coaches both during and after the games. It was tedious and the data was hard to use afterward. Not a developer, so I used AI to bui
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Show HN: A shot tracking app for hockey teams(github.com)
6 points by deevelton 6mo ago|1 comments
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by deevelton 6mo ago
was curious how it might look if we started seeing prompts/steering inline with the finished product: https://dvelton.github.io/trace/examples/the-post.html
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by deevelton 6mo ago
Maybe it’s just personal deja vu, but in current discussions of vibecoding v software engineering I keep seeing parallels from the debates 20 years ago when blogs began proliferating: the bloggers v “real journalism” arguments.
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by deevelton 6mo ago
Have been curious what it could look like (and whether it might be an interesting new type of “post” people make) if readers could see the human prompts and pivots and steering of the LLM inline within the final polished AI output.
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by deevelton 6mo ago
This hits home for me. Lawyer, not developer here. Implementation was never a hard part for me, it was an impossible part. Now that the time/cost needed to experiment with prototypes has dropped to near zero I've been been spendin
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by deevelton 6mo ago
Have been spending so much time in the terminal lately for the first time in my life (non-developer here) that made this for fun to spruce it up: https://github.com/dvelton/terminal-profile-studio
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by deevelton 8mo ago
Experimented very briefly with a mediation (as opposed to a litigation) framework but it was pre-LLM and it was just a coding/learning experience: https://github.com/dvelton/hotseat-mediator Cool write-up of your
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by deevelton 8mo ago
Didn’t expect to see this on HN. Thanks for checking it out though. Not a developer, just a lawyer at GitHub, this repo was me playing around with the GitHub Spark tool.