tedtimbrell

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by tedtimbrell 16d ago
I bought mine because my coworkers were over the moon about it. Apparently i had a far different experience
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by tedtimbrell 16d ago
Metal portions would be nice but i get it’s a weight thing. Also emphasis on it being cheap plastic rather than just plastic. Several parts of mine cracked and broke within a year.
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by tedtimbrell 16d ago
Never been less satisfied than having bought a Dyson vacuum. Cheap plastic construction
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by tedtimbrell 3mo ago
To me the author was saying that the cross-domain knowledge needed to collaborate is easier to pick up not that other domains are easy
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by tedtimbrell 6mo ago
As someone diagnosed with dysgraphia, clean handwriting like this blows my mind. If i were doing this id need to use rng to pick alternates of the same letter. If the side by side wasn’t so vertically aligned Im not sure I could tell the di
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by tedtimbrell 9mo ago
This is so cool. Props for doing the work to actually build the dataset and make it somewhat usable. I’d love to use this as a base for a math model. Let’s see how far it can get through the last 100 years of solved problems
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by tedtimbrell 1y ago
At this context length and temperature I imagine it diverges quickly but still it could be cool to see a giant tree of diverging paths or an ngram similarity
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by tedtimbrell 1y ago
So basically it’s a transcription and then sequential classification problem. Im glad this is working for them. Id rather nurses attend to patients rather than paperwork. Maybe they’re just using 4o transcribe but I do wonder if they'v
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by tedtimbrell 1y ago
Like manifold I’m sure Ill be paper broke soon enough
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by tedtimbrell 1y ago
Im quite surprised they’re actually going with hosted mcp versus just implementing the mcp server locally and interacting with the api
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Mitigating cyber flashing in video calls(timbrell.dev)
5 points by tedtimbrell 1y ago|2 comments
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by tedtimbrell 2y ago
> I dont know honestly if this will ever make any money but just sharing and hoping some folks like it Do you mean the strategy or are you planning some freemium model?
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by tedtimbrell 2y ago
> So my dystopian prediction for 2031 is that if that form of AGI has come to pass it will be accompanied by extraordinarily bad economic outcomes and mass civil unrest. I guess six years is the longest time horizon in the question but t
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by tedtimbrell 2y ago
1. _Actually_, not practicing a talk is insane to me unless people are regular speakers. From a cold start, it takes me 10x the amount of time to prep as it does to actually give a speech. 2. It's a mix of ego and motivation. When the
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by tedtimbrell 2y ago
Thanks for the read! To be fair to word2vec (rather, word embeddings) I think both require a fair amount of sentence context. On a semi-related note, one of the reasons I avoided tackling smells yet is because so much written about smell is
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by tedtimbrell 2y ago
Ah, well good to know. I need to read more. Thanks for taking a look. When you refer to averaging embeddings together, do you mean averaging a bunch of sentences/words for "male" to get a general concept vector or do you mean
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Trying and Failing to Interpret Embeddings(timbrell.dev)
2 points by tedtimbrell 2y ago|4 comments
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Dysgraphia or: can a MNIST-trained ResNet read my clinically atrocious writing?(timbrell.dev)
1 points by tedtimbrell 2y ago|0 comments
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by tedtimbrell 2y ago
On the topic of wrappers, as someone that's forced to use GPT-3.5 (or the like) for cost reasons, anything that starts modifying the prompt without explicitly showing me how is an instant no-go. It makes things really hard to debug. Ma
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Coqui Studio and API are shutting down
2 points by tedtimbrell 3y ago|3 comments
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by tedtimbrell 3y ago
It’s a shame that Adyens tech is so rough in comparison but can definitely be worth it when it comes to fees
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by tedtimbrell 3y ago
For me the biggest benefit is just following the project and seeing what the community is doing with llms (It’s also not bad for quick proofs of concept). That said especially in python it’s not that hard to reimplement things yourself in a
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by tedtimbrell 3y ago
Is the idea that your company will build the chatbot as a contract or provide a platform for self-service?
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by tedtimbrell 7y ago
* IoT/Smart-Home tech calms down a little and focuses on what it does well instead of trying to be all-encompassing and ending up half-baked. Ends up being fairly normalized. * Nuclear still goes nowhere, wind and solar continue to ris
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by tedtimbrell 7y ago
We were tearing our hair out trying to figure out what this was, cloud flare and sentry both went down too.
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by tedtimbrell 8y ago
Location: NJ/NYC Area Remote: Open to, not required Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Proficient Languages: Python, Java, Ruby, JavaScript, SQL Used in Projects: Django, Docker, NumPy, SciPy, scikit-learn, OpenCV, C#, C++, Node.js