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by nzach 8d ago
And don't forget the 'Thing' from Addams Family in the shoulder of the guy on the left.
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by nzach 8d ago
My guess would be that somewhere you have these instructions being fed to the agent. Double check skills, AGENTS.md, memory, agent definition... You can also ask why did he mentioned something that wasn't done or why he thought this wa
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by nzach 16d ago
I'm starting to think that 'memory' may be the wrong analogy for what we want. I do think that having a set of token that are highly personalized to your project and to way you work is beneficial. I also think that the idea t
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by nzach 1mo ago
>I suggest groupthink is a critically important aspect of most human behavior. And yet somehow, we rarely manage to discuss this, and are repeatedly surprised by it. I'm unclear on why. Isn't that just a manifestation of the &#
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by nzach 3mo ago
I really don't understand their thinking here. Sure they want more money, I get that. But 'physical media' is one of the reasons why a lot o people make a distinction between PC and console games. Removing this will make it e
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by nzach 3mo ago
I'm thinking about getting an Audiocast M5[0]. It seems to do exactly that. The price seems to be around US$ 30. [0] - https://audiocast.io/
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by nzach 3mo ago
He uses the rumble to move the controller to the charging puck in a flat surface. He uses a camera to identify the direction we need to move the controller. When the controller gets close enough the charging puck automatically attaches to t
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Someone made the Steam Controller automatically charge itself(twitter.com)
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by nzach 3mo ago
Instead of training the model to directly answer questions we trained the model to always write and execute the code that would solve the question ? If that is the case, this isn't just a fancy way to perform prompt optimization?
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by nzach 3mo ago
You could put this captcha in a location that wouldn't be very visible for a human, but if the LLM is looking at the HTML he would find this form. And you can use this a signal, if this was answered it probably was a bot using the site
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by nzach 3mo ago
I think the main advantage is adaptability. Imagine you have a pretty exotic task you need to complete that involves converting a video file from one format to another. You can use ChatGPT or something similar and the best you will get is e
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by nzach 3mo ago
Sure, I don't want an agent watching MY screen. That's why I gave him his own environment, and pretty quickly he discovered that you can open chrome and make it render to a framebuffer, this way he is able to 'view' the
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by nzach 3mo ago
> Computer use is such a terrible idea. It's slow, insecure, error prone, expensive. And yet having an agent able yo use a computer on your behalf is really useful. Recently I gave a Nix OS vm to my hermes agent and it has been a go
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by nzach 3mo ago
U$ 619 for the black and white model and U$ 719 for the color model https://www.crowdsupply.com/modos-tech/modos-flow#products
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by nzach 3mo ago
This link is way more interesting than the original ieee. It was submitted to HN 2 times already but unfortunately it flew under the radar: https://hn.algolia.com/?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwa...
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by nzach 3mo ago
For the last month I've worked on a firefox plugin that allows me to send webhooks to my home assistant. In my living room I have a linux pc connected to my TV and I'm using this in 2 ways: - Automatically set lights when media st
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by nzach 3mo ago
> LLMs make it really easy to misunderestimate the complexity In my experience this is a real problem. Just yesterday I asked my LLM to create a piece of software that could help me build an 'ambilight-like experience' through
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by nzach 3mo ago
Do you have any code/insights about this home agent you could share? I'm thinking about creating something pretty similar, I want a digital housekeeper that keeps an eye on what is happening in my house and notifies me about dead&
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by nzach 3mo ago
I've created lots of small things, but the most interesting is a firefox plugin that detects when some media is playing and send an event with the details to my home assistant. This way I can create some automations that automatically
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by nzach 4mo ago
I went in expecting to find 'branch prediction'[0] as the answer, but apparently things are even more complex nowadays. [0] - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11227809/why-is-conditio...
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by nzach 4mo ago
> If it requires so much back and forth with the AI why on earth wouldn't you just write the code yourself? Maybe I'm too far gone down the AI rabbit hole, but that seems a really strange take to have. If you replaced 'bac
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by nzach 5mo ago
> While the law bans setting higher prices through surveillance pricing, it doesn’t address reducing prices. If a company raises its prices for everyone, and then offers individualized discounts, “suddenly you’ve arrived at the same outc
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by nzach 5mo ago
> enough samples that you can apply statistics to find precise locations, in many cases you can de-anonymize the IDs I think a lot of people don't realize the power of a big enough sample size. With enough samples even something pre
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by nzach 5mo ago
> More expensive clothes are usually less durable I have nothing to back that up, but I wouldn't be surprised if this is a feature. If these luxury items are being used by the society (or at least in some circles) as a proxy for &#x
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by nzach 5mo ago
No, not really. Let me put it in another way, imagine we find clay in an asteroid. Does that alone imply the existence of ceramic in other places of the universe? We need these molecules to build build a DNA strand, but their existence does
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by nzach 5mo ago
> It implies life was seeded on earth and not generated via abiogenesis. I don't think this conclusion is correct. The abiogenesis/panspermia debate is about where life formed. This article only says "we found all the DNA&
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by nzach 5mo ago
I've been thinking about critical thought in our society from another angle. In my opinion if you assume that every person employs it's critical thinking abilities to reason about the world you would expect to see a lot of differe
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by nzach 5mo ago
If this seems interesting for you remember that if you are putting $100 in a 99 to 1 bet you need to win 100 times to get $100 but only need to loose 1 time to loose $100. And the chance of losing at least once in a 99% sure bet after 100 r
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by nzach 5mo ago
If you are willing to point your LLM to the docs instead of actually reading it why not skip it and send your LLM directly to the source code? That is what I've been doing recently, and that is why recently good documentation became le
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by nzach 5mo ago
> It seems to me that existing good practices continue to work well. I haven't seen any radically new approaches to software design and development that only work with LLMs and wouldn't work without them. I've been thinkin

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