liamYC

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by liamYC 3mo ago
Developed a UI with Claude here: https://ljsimpkin.github.io/pi-compress It really shows how inefficient such a compression would be. Haha nice idea
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by liamYC 3mo ago
Point taken about the index potentially being really long. Why would the length be longer than the data? Don’t you need to find the right sequence?
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by liamYC 11mo ago
What does ADRS stand for?
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by liamYC 1y ago
Smart, how do you backup the users encryption keys?
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by liamYC 1y ago
You’re assuming they would attempt to produce gold exactly the same way. The process would likely evolve to become better. What happens if you add a growth rate?
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by liamYC 2y ago
I’d like to 3rd the thanks for Aider it’s fantastic!
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by liamYC 2y ago
How do you measure positive and negative societal impact of this technology? I find mobile phone face unlock so useful, giving every citizen the power to use face recognition could be better than a few people, robots that identify someone a
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by liamYC 2y ago
It depends on the tool you use and I guess the use case too. Some are language model agnostic like aider in the command line, I use sonnit sometimes and then 4o other times. I wonder if or when language models will become highly differentia
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by liamYC 2y ago
Haha yes!!
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by liamYC 2y ago
“You can’t make this stuff up”
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by liamYC 2y ago
I built an email notifier for alerting me when there is a popular news article which I defined by X number of comments. I think forums like hacker news are a really cool indicator for an emerging technology, an opportunity, or some exciting
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by liamYC 2y ago
Thanks a lot for this, I’ll check it out
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by liamYC 2y ago
I suspect you’d have trouble opening ports on the client’s machine. Maybe you could use a dedicated http proxy the client talks to
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by liamYC 2y ago
Technology like this will create huge selection pressures against desktop apps if it becomes easy for people to reverse engineer, remove payment mechanisms, and then freely distribute. Wouldn’t you think?
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by liamYC 2y ago
Did you get ChatGPT to help you write this and is one of your main use cases generating bash commands? (Code writing code, there’s a total feedback loop happening here) I did too but wrote mine in Python. A compiled language would be much f
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by liamYC 2y ago
Cool projects, I’d definitely like my server to be able to do all these things. What have you used to deploy it?
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by liamYC 2y ago
This is awesome, thanks for sharing. I find this kind of tool really useful, Aider in particular. I made my own cli tool for interacting with GPT. It’s really useful with the -c flag for generating code especially bash commands I've fo
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by liamYC 3y ago
This comment is brilliant. Thank you. I’m so excited now to build a bot that uses predictive video. I wonder what the most simple prototype would be? Surely one that has a simple validation loop that can say hey, this predicted video became
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by liamYC 3y ago
Awesome explanation, thanks for the comparison
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by liamYC 3y ago
Location: Auckland, New Zealand Remote: No, prefer in person Willing to relocate: Yes, keen for Africa, America, Europe (Irish citizen), or anywhere with exciting projects! Technologies: Ruby on Rails, React, JavaScript, Docker, C, SQL, Thr
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by liamYC 3y ago
The luddites during the Industrial Revolution in England. Termed the phrase “the Luddite fallacy” the thinking that innovation would have lasting harmful effects on employment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite
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by liamYC 4y ago
As a non smoker, I’d much rather breathe on a plane today than potentially next to someone smoking. How do you know if the reduction in filters / bleed air causes more people to get sick? Filters would naturally require less replacemen
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by liamYC 4y ago
I liked the article! Thanks
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by liamYC 4y ago
In New Zealand, most fund platforms have a custodian - an entity that holds the assets you buy on the platform. If the platform busts, you’re safe because your assets are held with the custodian and not the platform. But that then begs the
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by liamYC 4y ago
I second that, a super quick overview I find useful. The Fireship YouTube videos which explain things in”100 seconds” are great