jackomelon

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PyTorch Primer(bitwise.land)
3 points by jackomelon 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jackomelon 7mo ago
Very neat.
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by jackomelon 8mo ago
Depending on the pre-training structure, you can fine-tune old local models (even locally if you have a nice GPU) to steer behavior towards your desires. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGkJj_4bjpE
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by jackomelon 8mo ago
I used this just now on https://github.com/karpathy/nanochat and here is the output site built from the wiki markdown: https://comforting-alfajores-8752fe.netlify.app/readme
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Show HN: Show HN: Ted Mosby – open-source Claude agent for architectural wikis(npmjs.com)
1 points by jackomelon 8mo ago|1 comments
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Agent-Generated Architectural Wikis are neat(dakota.codes)
1 points by jackomelon 8mo ago|1 comments
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by jackomelon 8mo ago
Curious if others have tried any of these and what their thoughts are? Feels like a really great use case for agents that benefits both humans and downstream agents.
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by jackomelon 1y ago
meatspace constraints!
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by jackomelon 2y ago
I hadn't heard of TickTick, going to check it out. Super neat that Easter trips it up!
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by jackomelon 2y ago
A task is deleted and removed the board once you X it out, and then the entire board's state is reset at the start of the next day :) I could perhaps offer a choice in the settings if you want to disable the auto-reset in favor of hist
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by jackomelon 2y ago
I've been thinking of building something like that - a routine task utility. Perhaps I can add it as a feature to Today. "Routine Mode vs Self-Destructing Tasks Mode" Thank you for the idea, I may start working on that tonigh
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by jackomelon 2y ago
amazing clip. Thanks for sharing!
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Show HN: Today – A task manager that resets at midnight, powered by localStorage(today.dakota.codes)
1 points by jackomelon 2y ago|8 comments
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by jackomelon 2y ago
This looks great. I'm excited to try this later! Great work!
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by jackomelon 3y ago
Can you elaborate?
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by jackomelon 3y ago
Can you elaborate on what you’re referring to? Specifically the “moral bandwagon” part.
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by jackomelon 3y ago
I liked the song. I think the buzz being generated by this thing is awesome.
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by jackomelon 4y ago
Sounds pretty cool. I like the “discovery by surprise” approach.
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by jackomelon 4y ago
Keep the holier-than-thou judgmental stuff to yourself. Your comment adds nothing.
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by jackomelon 4y ago
These features probably aren't for you and your use case, and that's okay.
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by jackomelon 5y ago
It’s great that you already have an idea of how this was done; others may not. There’s a lot to talk about there for people unfamiliar, don’t you think? Saying otherwise would be very close-minded. It seems to me from your other comments in
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by jackomelon 5y ago
Lead with the positive curiosity of wanting to know how the author did this rather than your negativity of “what’s the point?” The author could very well post a follow-up article detailing how
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by jackomelon 5y ago
Yes
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by jackomelon 5y ago
This is such an impressive project!