noemit

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by noemit 1mo ago
whats wild is there are people who look very fat - who have lots of subcutaneous fat, who don't have visceral fat. The excessive subcutaneous fat can be hard on your joints but doesn't seem to correlate to other health issues.
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by noemit 1mo ago
strangely addictive
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by noemit 3mo ago
They've already done this through the 6m Anthropic API "unlimited plan" grants. Claude-only is getting embedded.
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by noemit 5mo ago
i think its more efficient for models to write queries than read large(ish) documents. at some point you have to have a tradeoff - smaller docs, but the model has to find them (thats a query) or larger docs, and the model has to read them.
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by noemit 6mo ago
Does it record the audio as well? Asking for my lawyer.
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by noemit 6mo ago
I assume it was too expensive, because it's really not a bad tool. I used it recently to make my twitter pfp :)
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Disposable Software(registerspill.thorstenball.com)
1 points by noemit 6mo ago|0 comments
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by noemit 6mo ago
Theres tons of ai apps. They're all general use chatbots or coding agents. Manus, Cursor, ChatGPT. Almost every app that has a robust search uses a reranker llm. AI is everywhere. As far as totally new products - I built one (Habit.am
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by noemit 6mo ago
Even if it runs, this will run slowly, and heat up. I think local will always have a place, but the infrastructure is going to be used in my humble opinion.
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by noemit 6mo ago
is it just me or could every set of claude skills just be a blog? I don't install skills without reading them first anyway.
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by noemit 6mo ago
I ran into it while building - I should have tested different temps too - I was just trying to get cli style tool calls to be more reliable
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by noemit 6mo ago
I ran tests of 100 attempts with different prompt/scenario combinations. Each "attempt"/theory had 3 different system prompts wordings. Most of the prompts did not mention a colon, but it kept appearing. When I added neg
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by noemit 6mo ago
I also expected this. Please run some experiments and maybe other models are different
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by noemit 6mo ago
I tried over 20 variations of different system prompts. Once I changed my tool to expect the colon, it also felt like it was running/calling tools faster, but I need to do a larger test to be sure.
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LLMs learn what programmers create, not how programmers work
41 points by noemit 6mo ago|22 comments
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by noemit 6mo ago
Try this prompt "Hi Claude, please make my site accessible. Pay particular attention to contrast ratios for text and the backgrounds they are on.
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by noemit 6mo ago
I dislike that the source of the skill is not linked directly.
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by noemit 6mo ago
Your best paid engineer is the one who reviews what all your token-burners are creating.
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by noemit 6mo ago
I agree. Kimi K2.5 is basically a clone. But also GPT 5.4 has replaced Opus for me. I have unlimited access to all of the proprietary models so I really only make the choice based on convenience.
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by noemit 6mo ago
How are open weight models so much cheaper then?
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by noemit 6mo ago
I must be alone in this but I don't think its heavily subsidized. I see their models as really overpriced. No way they cost that much. Could they really?
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by noemit 6mo ago
Dario has stated multiple times he doesn't believe there is any value in open-weight models. Not surprised. This is not the behavior of an innovative company - it is fear-driven. They are seeing a rapidly shrinking moat.
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by noemit 6mo ago
I canceled my family subscription last month. We have Youtube Premium which I use to play music - Spotify was over 20/month and no longer made sense. We mostly used it to play music on our Google speakers for the kids. It's one of
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by noemit 6mo ago
He's had tons of "new companies" since Uber.
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by noemit 6mo ago
Progressive Web Apps Exist. You can download any app. And build them too. I build my own apps that send me notifications from my AI Buddy :) Try saving my side project to your home screen : Habit.am - works really nicely once you're lo
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by noemit 6mo ago
is the motto, "Don't be good?"
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by noemit 6mo ago
This is actually sick AF and I found it useful.
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by noemit 6mo ago
agree. I would never do what OP did. But I also won't throw out my smart watch (Context: other people in the thread said they stopped using them because the data was useless)
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by noemit 6mo ago
Funny: Torrenting is (for personal use) legal in Spain, streaming IP (in a local pub) is not.
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by noemit 6mo ago
A counter example: I've been wearing an Apple Watch for close to 10 years. I've tracked my weight as well along those years but nothing crazy like OP. The Apple watch tracked plenty. I had some strange symptoms and two doctors ins

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