jmeyer2k

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by jmeyer2k 1y ago
from Mike Johnson, about DOGE's use of algorithms: ""Elon has cracked the code. He is now inside the agencies. He’s created these algorithms that are constantly crawling through the data. And as he told me in his office, the
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by jmeyer2k 1y ago
I really don't think this is entirely spurious considering Elon has been using LLMs to fire government employees. It seems like a very plausible explanation for how they came up with this policy.
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by jmeyer2k 1y ago
Elon Musk directly benefits from this also, so...
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by jmeyer2k 1y ago
wait seriously? can you provide a source? That is some serious denial of reality by the administration
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by jmeyer2k 1y ago
Funny that this is the exact calculation that ChatGPT suggests. Seems like another genius Musk idea. Madagascar definitely deserves 47% tariffs on US imports. https://xcancel.com/krishnanrohit/status/19075873521571
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
Must be hard to have to deal with that, I'm so sorry you have to use a different word when referring to someone. It's obviously much harder for you to use a different pronoun than for them to have their entire gender identity inva
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
Genuinely, how hard for you is it to call a person what they want to be called. What difference does gender make in the workplace even? I understand it's hard for you to use different pronouns, but it's probably much harder for th
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
seedbox + syncthing, downloads quickly to a seedbox, syncs locally encrypted, and deletes the torrent at the end
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
Which is itself a fun attack vector to bypass OpenAI's bans for asking about CoT then :)
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
To debug, I just do `type asdf = Whatever<Generics, You, Want>` then mouse over `asdf`.
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
Curious how you test accuracy across different models, and how much is cost per page?
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
Love the idea! We're doing something similar to parse rubrics and student submissions at https://automark.io - great to see an open source library exploring the space more! Like you said, I think iteratively adding explicit
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
React server actions also have this limitation. No way to call two server actions in parallel.
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
As someone working on an AI tool for education, I think it's going to be one of the hardest industries to get right, but also the most important. - It's going to be tricky for AI tutors to make an impact. Teachers are better at in
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
Same region, different provider. Also, their JS API has to do a round trip every time you set auth credentials on the backend, so it's at least 2 round trips for a single query.
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by jmeyer2k 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! Here's our experience with Supabase at https://automark.io (Next.js + Supabase). - First of all, Supabase let us launch fast which was amazing. Super powerful Postgres features without the pain of se
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by jmeyer2k 3y ago
This is a very hard problem to solve - nobody has successfully solved it before. It's not just a practical problem, because there are also a lot of political motivators. It's difficult to get districts to adopt new technologies, a
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by jmeyer2k 3y ago
This is what we're working on building at AutoMark ( https://automark.io ). We're currently building grading tools for teachers, but eventually want to build out a tool to accurately monitor a student's performance
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Cloudflare DNS Updates Delayed(cloudflarestatus.com)
15 points by jmeyer2k 3y ago|2 comments
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by jmeyer2k 3y ago
From my experience, Next isn't great for SEO either. Try setting up a redirect that preserves query params with server components. Server components do allow redirects on the server-side, but they do not expose query params. It's
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by jmeyer2k 3y ago
So helpful to have a persistent Docker cache across builds. We sped up our Docker builds by 40-50% on average which directly contributes to speeding up our iteration speed. Excited to try the new local option - probably will be awesome for
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Pointless Games(meyer9.dev)
8 points by jmeyer2k 4y ago|1 comments
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by jmeyer2k 4y ago
No. Investing in crypto is very similar to learning to win at poker. It's totally possible to make a lot of money in crypto, but there is no positive impact on the world. Because of this, nobody invests in a certain crypto because they
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by jmeyer2k 5y ago
Thought I might be the only one seeing this (account-related or something), but nope, just Github's misleading status page...
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by jmeyer2k 5y ago
In the abstract of the linked paper in the article, they mention that wormholes "can't violate causality" [1]. So, this wouldn't be possible even if we were able to invent wormholes in our lifetime. [1]: https:/&#x
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by jmeyer2k 6y ago
To expand, it tells you how you can change certain variables of a function to change the output of a function. In machine learning, you create a loss function that takes in modal parameters and returns how accurate the model is. Then, you c
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by jmeyer2k 6y ago
This is kinda unrelated to the Minecraft stuff, but I agree - it's very difficult to Windows anymore. Windows installation now requires you to be logged in with a Microsoft account (no way to set it up with a local account).
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by jmeyer2k 6y ago
SHA is not crackable with quantum computers. RSA and Diffie-Hellman are though and nobody has done it yet (or come close).
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by jmeyer2k 6y ago
> Traditionally many things used to take an awful lot longer than it does now (e.g. gene sequencing). Technology advances. This may be true with chips and gene sequencing, but is not true for vaccines. The waiting period for vaccines is
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by jmeyer2k 6y ago
IPFS works based on files visited. I wonder if you could write a script that crawls randomly until it hits a certain threshold stored...

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