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HAFT: Higher-Order Abstractions for Rust
(deepcausality.com)
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marvin-hansen
4mo ago
I actually had the almost same situation by building an offline voice dictation app for macOS and iOS, and in macOS I was confronted with the exact same situation. However, I would like to point out that Apple isn't totally wrong here
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marvin-hansen
5mo ago
I disagree. My iphone app ships with an ANE optimized LLM that runs fully offline. Sailed straight through the App Store review same day after only one minor correction. It could be possible that Apple gives apps that use LLMs for it's
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Project Nomad: Offline Knowledgebase
(github.com)
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6mo ago
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marvin-hansen
6mo ago
I had my fair share of frustration with proto as well. I appreciate in Skir GH style import. This is a big one I wish proto had in the first place. The entire idea of a proto registry feels reactive to me when, ideally, you want to pull in
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marvin-hansen
7mo ago
Totally love this app. I've always struggled with fostering relationships over time and keeping track of all the little things different people value. I actually tried a friend journal a week ago but that didn't worked as planned
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marvin-hansen
7mo ago
This is exactly what is needed. Can't comment on the product yet, but the website is well made and communicates clearly the unique selling points. Only minor quirk is loading is a bit sluggish here is Asia so you may want double check
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marvin-hansen
1y ago
I got a moonlander for programming. The defaulting tenting is indeed a lame joke, so I got the platform, which is made out of steel(!). It's heavy, but rock solid and stable. I mapped commonly used Fn-key combos on the number rows as l
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marvin-hansen
1y ago
Complete frustration to use. Yes it’s a bit more considerate, that claim is 100% true. They just didn’t mention that Hermes has zero ability to add context. Meaning, instead of uploading a relevant PDF or text file you either cop paste into
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Lessons Learned from Rewriting UltraGraph
(deepcausality.com)
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1y ago
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I wrote a hypergraph causality framework
(deepcausality.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Okay, read the abstract and Intro. Recently, in the paper "What Has a Foundation Model Found? Using Inductive Bias to Probe for World Models" your thesis of Ai's lack of capacity to abstract or at least extract understanding
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Towards a Foundational Understanding of Causality
(deepcausality.com)
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1y ago
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The Tragedy of the Hollow Hero
(neoexogenesis.com)
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1y ago
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Decentralized Bill of Liberties
(github.com)
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2y ago
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Iggy.rs Joins the Apache Incubator
(blog.iggy.rs)
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2y ago
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The Age of Human Augmentation (2018)
(neoexogenesis.com)
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2y ago
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4M Tokens Context Model
(github.com)
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2y ago
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Why China Is Fleeing US Treasuries
(youtube.com)
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2y ago
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marvin-hansen
2y ago
Solo. It wasn't much of an option early on in my career but now as I went full Indy two years ago, I'm not going back. I think the recent advancement in Ai coding assistance really has changed the game what an individual can do. J
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2y ago
This is an interesting read and it’s close to my experience that a simpler prompt with less or no details but with relevant context works well most of the time. More recently, I’ve flipped the process upside down by starting with a brief sp
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What was the crime here besides illegal possession of a firearm? - storing explosives - mostly legal. - self build bombs? There weren't used, so hard to make a case. - Spreading misinformation? AFAIk, that's protected under the f
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2y ago
Seriously, confiscate the ship, charge everyone on board with espionage, give maximum jail sentence, and close all maritime corridors going through NATO territory for Russia. Putin always tests for a response, and if there is none, he doubl
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Context Generic Programming in Rust
(patterns.contextgeneric.dev)
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How Windsurf AI Tripled Productivity
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2y ago
No surprise. About a year ago, I looked at fly.io because of it's low pricing and I was wondering where they were cutting corners to still make some money. Ultimately, I found the answer in their tech docs where it was spelled out clea
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2y ago
How is this different from Qodo? Why isn’t it mentioned as a competitor? I’ve hard time figuring out what codebuff brings to the table that hasn’t been done before other than being YC backed. I think to win in this massively competitive an
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2y ago
The recent Blogpost about reaching V1 was quite a sobering reflection. It always amazes when a startup takes on a really hard problem with initial excitement to change the world just to end up posting a blog post that, well, they found out
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Open source implementation of Google Piper
(github.com)
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2y ago
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marvin-hansen
2y ago
BuildBuddy https://www.buildbuddy.io/docs/introduction/ I don't think I ever had a case that wasn't covered in the docs.
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