EGreg

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by EGreg 1y ago
Why not just embed html templates in js at this point? Why js in html?
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by EGreg 1y ago
But why can't the scammers simply use AI to pass as actual people at scale? Let's say in 10-15 years they'll have robots that can pass for humans as well. Then what? How are you going to tell who's a real human?
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by EGreg 1y ago
I basically want to interface with llama.cpp via an API from Node.js What are some of the best coding models that run locally today? Do they have prompt caching support?
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by EGreg 1y ago
Bro. Nothing can be done. What are you talking about? Humans will be replaced for everything, humor, relationships, even raising their own kids, everything can be trained and the AIs just keep improving.
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by EGreg 1y ago
Can someone explain how to use Prompt Caching with LLAMA 4?
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by EGreg 1y ago
Awesome, now they should include the costs from the tariffs!
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by EGreg 1y ago
How about Xanadu LOL The Web was freely available, while Gopher was licensed, making it less accessible and competitive As usual, open beats closed! TimBL actually is on video discussing how CERN didnt care to make money off the protocol, a
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by EGreg 1y ago
Strange announcement Wasn’t GSAP already free and open source? I remember seeing it years ago! Is this more capitalism doublespeak?
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by EGreg 1y ago
Windows Startup is slow, so Microsoft makes Windows start up silently in the background even when computer should be powered off. Oh btw every joke has a grain of truth (sigh) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28712108
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by EGreg 1y ago
Right here folks we see the consequences of not having open source alternatives. Not your software, not your control.
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by EGreg 2y ago
Cant the same be said about “ unimpressive ” behavior by coding LLMs that know every algorithm, language and library?
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by EGreg 2y ago
Have you seen Bret Victor's talk? You might want to contact him: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PUv66718DII
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Teaching practical applications of AI to non-technical business students [video](vimeo.com)
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by EGreg 2y ago
Draw a clock that shows [time other than 10:10] Draw a wine glass that's totally full to the brim etc. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=160F8F8mXlo https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments&#x2
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by EGreg 2y ago
Yes. The models can reply to everything with enough bullshit that satisfies most people. There is nothing you ask that stumps them. I asked Grok to prove the Riemann hypothesis and kept pushing it, and giving it a lot of a lot of encouragem
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by EGreg 2y ago
Because people have the right to carry guns in the USA and we all pay the price for it. Freedom ain’t free. The founding fathers of the US believed that a well-regulated militia was essential to the security of a free state, and explicitly
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by EGreg 2y ago
I could go on. The point is this ... Paul and Luke wrote the majority of the New Testament. But their authority is circular. Jesus never taught Paul. Jesus' teachings were for Jews and he told them to follow the law. Paul said seemingl
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by EGreg 2y ago
Paul's teaching is plainly at odds with Jesus' teachings, and people do a lot of acrobatics to try to reconcile the two. Jesus: 25 Therefore I say unto you, Be not anxious for your life, what ye shall eat, or what ye shall drink;
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by EGreg 2y ago
Reminds me of my submission to Allegro SizeHack 25 years ago, in 2000: https://www.oocities.org/trentgamblin/sizehack/entries.html#... I made a PacMan-like game in under 10KB... it was called HackMan :) But I am m
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by EGreg 2y ago
How about the AI replaces the CEO too? Fully automated company with no humans in the loop. That’s what’s coming.
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by EGreg 2y ago
Aw that AI ruins all the games for us !! Now we wont know if the opponent has been using it
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by EGreg 2y ago
Aw crap, someone beat me to it. This type of comment literally appears like clockwork under any report of AI doing anything worrying at scale, such as lying etc.
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by EGreg 2y ago
Just a bit more color on where this war on encryption is currently being fought: https://community.qbix.com/t/the-global-war-on-end-to-end-en...
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by EGreg 2y ago
The key is that the smart contract framework introduces a feature that is used let’s say 2% of the time. So I disagree even if you used that feature of the framework, that you “may as well have used a non smart contract”.
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by EGreg 2y ago
Uh bruh. I took this class when I was 22 at NYU. Quadratic variation, brownian motion, and of course black-scholes etc. A lot of the work is based on a Japanese guy named Ito, who pioneered Ito integrals. And yes you need to know basic meas
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by EGreg 2y ago
No. Definitely not. Smart contracts are supposed to eliminate a huge swath of disputes, so often people don’t need courts at all. People can put business rules in place that aren’t violated - and not just for contracts. For example bidders
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by EGreg 2y ago
Oooh I wanted to try this for a while so here goes… This doesn’t seem like anything new. Ill-informed support staff has always existed, and could also give bad information to users. AI is not the problem. And it hasn’t created any problems
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by EGreg 2y ago
There is no need for CalDAV, you can actually use the subscription feature of ics calendars! At Qbix, we build software for communities to collaboratively manage various things, and that includes events. For example, here are three sites
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by EGreg 2y ago
We still need the Public Suffix List because of how inconsistent it was
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by EGreg 2y ago
But is "foo.localhost" a valid domain name, for cookies and such?

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