eigenblake

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Show HN: <15MB Local-first Interactive LaTeX Scratchpad in the Browser(telox.dev)
5 points by eigenblake 3d ago|4 comments
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by eigenblake 4d ago
This is an excellent idea. I was curious about using DeepSeek OCR for exactly this purpose. But a tricky question is if we could do some sort of looping or something "energy based" and use classical search to find optimal paramete
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by eigenblake 11d ago
I think I see how you're thinking about it, to see how I see it, consider the following: Memes don't have to be inherited from genetic biological parents. Memes can have their own memetic parents. Like the joke "I feel like
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by eigenblake 14d ago
My experiment is examining the autonomy of Fable specifically in an auto research context. I don't believe I said in my message that no other model would have been able to complete my highly autonomous work. So it feels like my view ha
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by eigenblake 15d ago
For a course I'm taking, I made an "Exposure Triangle" demo inspired by Duolingo. This feels like I just struck gold. Whether I use this implementation or another, I'd like to develop a library of these Skeumorphic compo
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by eigenblake 15d ago
I am absolutely thrilled that they reset weekly limits. I have been experimenting with highly autonomous work (5+ hours continuous) and fable seems excellent at this, especially when using subagents. I ran out of Fable capacity and was bumm
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by eigenblake 19d ago
I have been thinking we should do this for code too. I still haven't had time to execute on this plan, but I think there's probably part of the answer to how to use AI as a tool is how it doesn't automatically give us the sam
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by eigenblake 1mo ago
I love this. Simple. Useful. To the point. If AI was used, I can't tell because it is clearly representing the author's beliefs.
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by eigenblake 1mo ago
I approve.
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by eigenblake 1mo ago
Like some others, I also built this myself. Overly simply, with tmux, a memory tree, and handoff files and an orchestrator. And yet for how simple it was, it was so effective at minimizing the amount of duplicate context. It's like hav
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Real-time LuaTeX: Recompiling large documents in 1ms [video](youtube.com)
5 points by eigenblake 1mo ago|1 comments
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by eigenblake 2mo ago
We should discuss cache performance if we haven't already. That 33k tokens may be a cache hit (I am not certain it's automatically a cache hit) but after the first call, it should certainly be a cache hit. Cache hit tokens are bil
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by eigenblake 3mo ago
Other solutions get a lot right, but I don't know if I will ever use something other than LaTeX. Nothing gets math typesetting feeling so right. The justification and bin packing feels right. I might be esoteric for it. Maybe I care to
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by eigenblake 5mo ago
Really reminds me that there's nothing in principle stopping us from storing parse trees and exposing them via something git like so we can avoid even needing to format, let alone also needing to resolve a whole category of merge confl
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by eigenblake 5mo ago
I put Bad Apple in an MCP App two weeks ago https://youtu.be/YFF5H886slQ
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by eigenblake 5mo ago
Alternative Title: Claude Code puts words in my mouth (Self Prompt Injection) I originally thought that this was just misunderstanding attribution in discussions. This does seem to be a harness bug. Or at least an ontology bug. In my work w
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by eigenblake 7mo ago
Biggest limitation I see in this paper: the framing. Any time you have a lot of proprietary knowledge or you've just sorted out the right solution when it's not readily available from the model's parametric knowledge, that&#x
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by eigenblake 7mo ago
I have been considering what it would be like to give each function name a specific color and a color for each variable's type followed by a color derived from the hash of the symbol name and keywords would each be their specific type.
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by eigenblake 8mo ago
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by eigenblake 1y ago
How did they leak it, jailbreak? Was this confirmed? I am checking for the situation where the true instructions are not what is being reported here. The language model could have "hallucinated" its own system prompt instructions,
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by eigenblake 2y ago
What's so special about this? Homo sapiens have been doing this for hundreds of thousands of years /s
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by eigenblake 2y ago
This appears to be an observational result, so I'm genuinely perplexed by the reception here. I genuinely thought this comment shows a healthy amount of curiosity and asking important questions. Asking "what control group did this
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by eigenblake 2y ago
Doctors aren't machines, they're humans. I have not yet read the full paper, only the article, but I already see something really big and important to look out for. When I read the full thing, the question I'll be asking is &
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by eigenblake 2y ago
We could probably fine-tune a tiny convolutional neutral net image classifier and just hold on the last good frames for longer to cover the frames with clear trolling and nsfw images.
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by eigenblake 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect?wprov=sfla1
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by eigenblake 2y ago
I'm surprised no one has mentioned atomic Linux distros yet in this thread. The really hard thing here is that people aren't all talking about the same things. My experience on Arch isn't my experience on Pop. Things on Pop a
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by eigenblake 2y ago
Absolutely yes, but not me personally. The keywords to search for are Plover, Stenotype https://youtu.be/jRFKZGWrmrM
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by eigenblake 2y ago
> creative work that presents itself as journalism or nonfiction but introduces fictional elements with the intention of upsetting, disturbing, or confusing the audience. A good time to mention the SCP wiki and some types of analog horro
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by eigenblake 2y ago
What I don't see represented in this conversation is the idea that you can just write for personal satisfaction, or examine something you're personally interested in. Not everyone needs to have 10k+ monthly active readers. Not eve