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by mmazing 9mo ago
Honestly, it doesn't take any inference or need for AI, there's simply data in the documents that can be extracted.
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by mmazing 1y ago
Type O Negative here, they all kill me so luckily I don't have to guess!
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by mmazing 1y ago
It looks like you need to batch your updates and not tie them directly to UI actions, imo! Cool project!
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by mmazing 1y ago
He found the loophole that courts hate!
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by mmazing 1y ago
Yeah, it is a far better source of information than literally anywhere else I have seen for getting commentary on the tariff's actual impact on trade.
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by mmazing 1y ago
Why does everything need to be tied to revenue? Genuine question.
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by mmazing 1y ago
That's a really good point. I wonder if eventually LLMs will start incorporating this as a feature.
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by mmazing 1y ago
Whitepaper contains many grammatical errors ... what else was not considered? I don't think that necessarily negates any conclusions, but, it doesn't help the author's case.
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by mmazing 1y ago
When working with AI for software engineering assistance, I use it mainly to do three things - 1. Do piddly algorithm type stuff that I've done 1000x times and isn't complicated. (Could take or leave this, often more work than jus
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by mmazing 1y ago
What has really come with experience and what has made me a great software engineer is knowing when rules matter, when to bend where to make things move more quickly. I prefer forgiveness over permission ...
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by mmazing 1y ago
> Would some hypothetical future AI just "know" that tomorrow it's going to be 79 with 7 mph winds, without understanding exactly how that knowledge was arrived at? I think a consciousness with access to a stream of inform
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by mmazing 2y ago
Love the description of intelligence. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kolmogorov_complexity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solomonoff%27s_theory_of_induc... https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by mmazing 2y ago
> But, the neural networks are pretty small, so you could train a "hypernetwork" that predicts μ, Σ, θ for a given puzzle, and even predicts how to train these parameters. Kurt Godel (or maybe Douglas Hofstadter, rather) would
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by mmazing 2y ago
Weird. Followup - I am getting censorship on the model from ollama's public model repository, but NOT from the models I got from huggingface running on a locally compiled llama.cpp.
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by mmazing 2y ago
Not my experience - https://imgur.com/xanNjun just ran this moments ago.
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by mmazing 2y ago
I have not found any censorship running it on my local computer. https://imgur.com/xanNjun
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by mmazing 2y ago
Well, it might matter for functionality in the application. After you fix a lock-related bug for example, how do you deal with an open tab running a different version of your code that is erroneously misusing a lock? You need to account for
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by mmazing 2y ago
My grocery store pharmacy has homeopathic stuff next to the Sudafed too. Is literally a placebo. At least the Sudafed has acetaminophen in it ...
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by mmazing 2y ago
I love their design aesthetic. I wish that I had even the most mild musical talent so I could justify buying some of their products. Alas, I do not. :(
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by mmazing 2y ago
They make it clear in the paper that their primary "real-world" concern is that it's difficult to distinguish synthetic data from real human interaction when scraping data from the web. This will only get worse over time with
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by mmazing 2y ago
No map?
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by mmazing 3y ago
Seems like this relates to many other areas of human interaction, politics comes to mind for one ...
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by mmazing 3y ago
I'm not sure how you got any of those conclusions from my comment. I was just curious why crypto didn't cause a blip on the graph. Maybe you should calm down.
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by mmazing 3y ago
Those are interesting indeed. I would have thought cryptocurrency farming might have made a blip on there somehow but seems not. I wonder how those charts compare with the rest of the world?
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by mmazing 3y ago
Every choice we make has compromises, but I think coal pollution is magnitudes worse than soil erosion. One affects the entire environment with air pollution, and the other affects a localized area by modifying terrain.
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by mmazing 3y ago
> Discoverability and smallness are at odds. Is it really true on the internet though? omg.lol could presumably stay "small-appearing" and "quaint" and have millions of users. How could you really tell the difference?
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by mmazing 3y ago
> it felt like this awesome "secret world" that connected you to the rest of the world! I really miss that feeling, it's a rarity nowadays.
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by mmazing 3y ago
I never use rebase, and I've never once had trouble understanding who did what where and when, even in a large project with 500+ users. That being said, after reading this stuff, I may start using it on my local branches to clean up mu
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by mmazing 3y ago
A few years ago, I was working with a team that was trying to convert an entire API for a fairly straightforward application into REST api microservices. The architect wanted to break everything up into extremely small pieces, small enough
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by mmazing 3y ago
25 grand is the best we can do for something like this?

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