emptiestplace

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by emptiestplace 2y ago
I had to think about this for a minute because the abstraction levels idea is very appealing, but ultimately I think this comparison is specious and misses the core issue entirely. XY problem is a communication and problem-solving anti-patt
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
Sorry, I was mistaken about having used LiteLLM - this is the one I was using: https://github.com/wangxj03/ai-cookbook.git , and you can see the hardcoded shit here: https://github.com/wangxj03/ai-c
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
I think that's probably the shim I was referring to - it has hardcoded context length, but it is either implemented incorrectly, Anthropic ignores it, or maybe it's on openwebui to manage the window and it just isn't? Not sur
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
Needs some usability testing - I suspect even five minutes of watching a non-technical user trying to use it would be very illuminating. UI is unintuitive throughout. Consider, one of the most frequent actions you will ever do in this type
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
LibreChat is probably the one you want to compare to - Claude is not supported by OpenWebUI, and the shim will cost you dearly in terms of tokens.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
There is very little I find more frustrating than software that could so easily be nice to use but isn't.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
To inspire more of the same.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
> We don’t need the military-industrial complex I hope you realize that part isn't going anywhere any time soon.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
> Not everything is an XY problem Pretty close, though.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
It's back, but the nice thing is it's 10x more complicated now!
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
Season 3 is so great it easily eclipses the first two, despite my pretty strong nostalgia-bias. It's like the first two were just a warm-up - and we needed the 25 years just to prepare ourselves for what he really wanted to do.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
We've had failed projects since long before LLMs. I think there is a tendency for people to gloss over this (3.) regardless, but working with an LLM it tends to become obvious much more quickly, without investing tens/hundreds of
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
I love the questioning my sanity before I've completely opened my eyes part. It's like a jump start to my day.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
https://www.theverge.com/2025/1/9/24340238/apple-iphone-alar...
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
> Consequently, for an LLM to predict the next word in a sentence generated by a human, it must model these processes. No.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
What could go wrong?
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
> I believe everything Annie says here. How is this relevant?
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
I think they removed it.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
I appreciate harm reduction but I think any such 'perfect' drug would lead to dehydration / starvation deaths, or at least a lot more people living on the streets.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
Excellent joke explanation!
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
What a hilariously absurd statement. You might want to actually try it.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
This App Store review makes Mubi sound promising: "MUBI IS TERRIBLE! *---- 6y ago • Nick2866 MUBI is terrible there's no good action or horror films it's crazy because almost all of the movies on the app I haven't even h
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
The LLMs themselves aren't the fundamental concern; rather, they represent an unprecedented amplification of existing socioeconomic stratification mechanisms. They will likely accelerate the already problematic concentration of capital
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
I keep saying this but nobody seems to really get it or care: LLMs are magic. This isn't at all like conventional software where someone plans for every possible path, or even software where paths are generated procedurally. These mode
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
It’s going to take a lot more backlash than this—they have too much financial incentive to push royalty-free tracks.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
Wish I'd known about Swift's 'A Modest Proposal' first - I came expecting practical Unix time insights, but found an attempt at satire in need of both editing and purpose.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
That sounds quiet.
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
I'm a little lost, but it seems like you aren't - how does virtualization help with the actual work of splitting codebases into reusable components?
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
Who is going to pay for this?
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by emptiestplace 2y ago
This is beautiful, do you think we might be going in such a direction?

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