hansihe

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by hansihe 11d ago
> because the latter has shown when he ran Twitter that he will happily manipulate and censor discourse to appease the current mob mentality/political climate Could you expand a bit on what you are referring to here?
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by hansihe 20d ago
Mentioned in another comment as well, but I indexed most of his videos: https://mechanisms.ln.gy/
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by hansihe 20d ago
Slightly relevant, I built https://mechanisms.ln.gy/ a little while ago Indexed and filterable index of over 4000 visualised mechanisms by thang010146 on YouTube
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by hansihe 2mo ago
They are not really token-in token-out per se, they are embedding-in embedding-out. When operating on text, you embed each token into the LLMs embedding space. You go from a discrete token to a point in embedding space. Likewise, when proce
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by hansihe 2mo ago
It seems likely to me this was driven by the `ultra` mode in 5.6, which fans subagents to do work. This mode was previously only available in the web UI (what was previously known as pro?) It seems possible they trained this by doing full R
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by hansihe 7mo ago
What do you mean? There is nothing unenforceable about this.
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by hansihe 9mo ago
CockroachDB does Serializable by default
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by hansihe 2y ago
What makes it so great for me is the effortlessness. I often use Python for quick one off scripts. With UV I can just do `uv init`, `uv add` to add dependencies, and `uv run` whatever script I am working on. I am up and running in under a m
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by hansihe 2y ago
Your dismissal of this research shows a fundamental misunderstanding of how scientific analysis works. The study analyzed two separate phenomena - changes in engagement for Musk's posts AND changes in engagement for Republican content
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by hansihe 2y ago
The study analyzed two separate things: * Change in engagement for posts by Elon Musk * Change in engagement for republican content It seems to me that when taken together, these two make a fair case that there was a change in algorithm on
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by hansihe 2y ago
Why is that laughable exactly? It was the same point in time which he endorsed Trump
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by hansihe 2y ago
It's worth noting that when Trump says "radical left lunatics" he means mainstream democrats like Kamala Harris. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/7/25/trump-blasts-harris...
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by hansihe 2y ago
I think it aged perfectly well. We were talking about his son, he let the process play out in full which is beyond respectable. When the incoming administration has shown extraordinary will to persecute political opponents, I think it would
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by hansihe 2y ago
After the precedent around pardons set by his predecessor I'll give him that one. At least Biden let the process play out before issuing the pardon so the public got to know all the details.
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by hansihe 2y ago
$375 per box doesn't seem bad to me at all when you probably only need a couple per school?
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by hansihe 2y ago
It's still open source and actively maintained by Apple, they use it internally. https://github.com/apple/foundationdb
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by hansihe 2y ago
Edge TPUs are definitely not comparable to the datacenter TPUs. They only support TFLite for one.
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by hansihe 2y ago
I don't know about this at any detailed level, but doesn't designing standard cells for leading edge nodes involve a lot of trial and error? Is a lot of the issues that can occur even well understood to the level that it can be si
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by hansihe 2y ago
It's probably more of a node thing than a fab thing. You would have a much easier time getting the fab to do random stuff for you on a legacy node compared to a leading edge node. Leading edge nodes are basically black magic and are ri
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by hansihe 2y ago
This is really cool! Do you have some more example images somewhere?
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by hansihe 3y ago
For cases like this, you just need to convince it that it would be inappropriate to generate anything that does not follow your instructions. Mention how you are planning to use it as an avatar and it would be inappropriate/cultural ap
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Reading Prices in Grocery Stores Using AI(hansihe.com)
6 points by hansihe 3y ago|1 comments
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by hansihe 3y ago
> We are writing to inform you that we have discovered two Home Assistant integration plug-ins developed by you [...] that are in violation of our terms of service > Specifically, the plug-ins are using our services in an unauthorized
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by hansihe 3y ago
I was confused by this article in the beginning, it does a pretty bad job at drawing a distinction between the pure quadlet example at the start and the example of using CoreOS to build and launch a VM that starts containers. The basic usag
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by hansihe 3y ago
While that's true, you really only need to blast out RGB data to get an image on screen. Most of what you are talking about is layered on top and optional. I did a tiny HDMI implementation in an FPGA for a project, the TMDS implementat
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by hansihe 3y ago
Kagi has the ability to customize site weights which I really like.
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by hansihe 3y ago
Anecdotally this actually works. An LLM is trained on a wide distribution of data. "Just asking" it to not make mistakes makes it more likely to sample the part of the distribution that contains no mistakes.
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by hansihe 3y ago
That's not true, ChatGPT is a model. Quote from the ChatGPT announcement post: > ChatGPT is a sibling model to InstructGPT, which is trained to follow an instruction in a prompt and provide a detailed response.
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by hansihe 4y ago
We have no idea if images by Stable Diffusion violates copyright, there is no legal precedent.
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by hansihe 4y ago
Because MIDI is commonly used in a notation context, and its limitations in that context are very commonly encountered by users, I would say a discussion about those limitations is very relevant and interesting.

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