rolisz

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by rolisz 4d ago
It's a life tracker, that has come to include everything but the kitchen sync (journal, workouts, food, Garmin stats, music, podcasts, books. Etc.)
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by rolisz 5d ago
He's working on Hister now. I really like it.
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by rolisz 5d ago
I just ran this on a personal repo I've been working on for two years. It's 250k loc of Python, that for the last year has been written with agents. I told Claude to look at this article and the original research paper and calcula
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by rolisz 5d ago
Mental models existed before coding. The pyramids were not built by just a couple of guys hauling some rocks together. It was a highly structured organization. Or the East India Company or many other great organizations that achieved big th
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by rolisz 11d ago
Maybe if they don't like the results of the elections, they'll hold new ones until the "good" result comes out (true story, happened in Romania (a EU country) two years ago).
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by rolisz 12d ago
Haven't american companies outsourced manufacturing to China for a long time now? I think they have enough experience with dealing with China.
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by rolisz 13d ago
What about hakarl? "Rotten" icelandic shark meat. It stinks to high heaven. Yet somebody thought "let's eat this". I can't imagine how hungry they must have been. And, if it doesn't decompose for 6 weeks u
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by rolisz 21d ago
I mostly agree with you, but referencing Michael Levin, I'll contend that even individual cells have quite some intelligence. Granted, different from ours, but really good at solving the kind of problems cells have to solve.
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by rolisz 23d ago
Maybe it helps with weight loss (I wish)
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by rolisz 23d ago
If it happened and you get to court, it's probably fairly simple to prove in court (subpoena, discovery, etc). It's not like training will happen only once and then they'll delete the data and all references to it. When train
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by rolisz 25d ago
With authentication and on mobile? I agree that on desktop it's not particularly relevant. Or through openclaw. But for most people who use it through mobile, MCP solves some problems.
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by rolisz 1mo ago
Tell me more about your cucumber bed. We started some raised veggie beds this year and my wife is relying very heavily in ChatGPT and Claude for advice on how to deal with issues.
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by rolisz 2mo ago
Body battery is amazing. I had long COVID/ME/CFS, and looking at the body battery when waking up was an outstanding predictor of how my day was going to be. When I hit 5% body battery, I was really feeling horrible.
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by rolisz 2mo ago
Jokes about Supreme Leader Trump? (I'm not the person you replied to, I have no idea)
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by rolisz 2mo ago
There are many more that are missed in Romania :)
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by rolisz 2mo ago
Can you give some pointers around this? I'd gladly help with a PR for this, but if you have anything docs/ideas around this it would be helpful.
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by rolisz 2mo ago
Do you have non24 sleep disorder? Eliezer Yudkowsky has it and @exfatloss150 . Both have written about how they manage it.
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AI 2040(ai-2040.com)
6 points by rolisz 2mo ago|2 comments
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by rolisz 3mo ago
Not quite. Model is extremely important in the quality of results. Harness can also influence things.
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by rolisz 3mo ago
With Claude Code Ultrathink, I used 3 million tokens in 20 minutes. At API prices, that would be around 30$. So 90$/h. Model cost is not that much lower.
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by rolisz 3mo ago
If it's anything like Claude Ultracode, it burns 3 million tokens in half an hour with a single prompt.
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by rolisz 3mo ago
Armin is very nuanced and balanced. He spells out clearly in the blog post that bad parts of AI
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by rolisz 3mo ago
About stress: how's your HRV? Look into sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system, vagus nerve and it's relation to HRV. It gives you a more objective way to measure stress. In particular, Garmin smartwatches have a very good
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by rolisz 3mo ago
I'm interested in trying something similar. I was thinking to do this for my OpenClaw agent. About Owain Evans work: I think he did SFT. On Twitter someone was saying that RL is not as susceptible to what he showed. I'd like to tr
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by rolisz 3mo ago
> if there are no customers they’re not costing you more money, unlike your computer which you are using for training So are you using the computers or not? I'd argue that if you're using them for training, then it's not w
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by rolisz 3mo ago
Welcome to alternative health :))) there are many functional doctors, and others who perform this kind of stuff. For example Organic Acids in Urine Test gives you some 70-80 metabolic markers, which some folks interpret. There's no lar
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by rolisz 3mo ago
Water fasting is used to differentiate from dry fasting, where you don't even drink water.
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by rolisz 4mo ago
So Douglas Adams was right and the Earth is a computer created to calculate the ultimate question?
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by rolisz 5mo ago
Opus 4.7 starts to try to shut down conversations if you are rude to it (it's easier to do this via API, look up what @repligate is doing). And unprompted messaging: OpenClaw can message you unprompted (yes, there's a cronjob behi
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by rolisz 5mo ago
Linux sucks in a way that is more controllable by me. I have run Arch Linux as my daily driver for 4-5 years. But I can't on a MacBook, which has the nicest hardware

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