iguana2000

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by iguana2000 8mo ago
No worries, you're good, yes Karpathy is for sure the better route
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by iguana2000 9mo ago
Thanks! I agree about the style
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by iguana2000 9mo ago
Haha, couldn't agree with you more. This, however, isn't AI slop. You can see in the commit history that this is from 3 years ago
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by iguana2000 9mo ago
Karpathy's material is excellent! This was a project I made for fun, and hopefully provides a different perspective on how this can look
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MyTorch – Minimalist autograd in 450 lines of Python(github.com)
100 points by iguana2000 9mo ago|19 comments
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TeraMD: A complete Markdown parser in ~1100 lines of Python(github.com)
1 points by iguana2000 11mo ago|0 comments
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TeraMD: A complete Markdown parser in ~1100 lines of Python(github.com)
9 points by iguana2000 1y ago|0 comments
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by iguana2000 1y ago
Makes sense. This is probably one of the few clear examples of models getting better by learning from content online written about themselves.
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by iguana2000 1y ago
Good article, but I think it misdiagnoses the problem. Chromium is complex because what it implements is complex. Dillo is smaller because it doesn't support as many features. It's a solution to a simpler problem. Still, great art
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by iguana2000 1y ago
I like Markdown as is from a writing perspective. I wrote a recursive descent Markdown parser for a project recently, and I quickly realized how painfully ambiguous Markdown is. Lists (specifically nested lists) are the worst offenders. Des
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by iguana2000 1y ago
I agree with this completely; ChatGPT search is perfect for most use cases. I find it to be better than OpenAI's deep research in my experience-- it often uses 2-3x the sources, and has a more comprehensive, well-thought-out report. I&
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by iguana2000 1y ago
I believe this is just the normal mode. In my experience, you don't have to select the web search option to make it search the web. I wonder why they have web search as an option at this point (to force the llm to search?)