ElijahLynn

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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
I believe Sam is working towards the future. I do believe in his good parts. I have listened to a fair number of hours of interviews with Altman and do believe he is sincere.
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Someone having a vision of making it is affordable as electricity is someone having a vision, it wasn't a guarantee, it was a vision.
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
He didn't guarantee it, just shared his vision.
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Thank you for sharing your lived experience, it is meaningful. I suspect some who say they like autistic traits, mean "level 1" on the ASD. May I ask if this child is level 2 or level 3 ASD? I'm imagining it is quite a differ
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Very impressive, including the ability to hit fn in any text field and say "generate an image ...".
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
> Findings A total of 129 335 adults were included in the final sample. In the cross-sectional, between-individual analysis, we observed a greater risk (adjusted odds ratio [aOR] 1·10 [95% CI 1·03–1·20] p<0·05) of antidepressant presc
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanplh/article/PIIS2542-5... The study, linked to from the article.
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Altman specifically has said in an interview that I listened to once that he envisions AI being as cheap as electricity.
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Really cool product! * cadence sensor, looks like an optical sensor that has wireless connection to the main unit and/or app * app to adjust the mode * USB-C PD 100W - (improvement would be to allow for 2 inputs, charge at twice the sp
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Buried way way down: LymeAlert, which will sell for about $50, is designed to detect the presence of Borrelia burgdorferi, the pathogen known to cause Lyme disease, in a tick. The test kit, which remains effective for up to 12 months, is si
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Thanks for this! My local airport is so freaking annoying with all the Cessnas flying over our heads. I can't wait for electric to be the better choice. I don't think most pilots realize how annoying they are in disturbing the pea
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Truth, they could have totally taken the opportunity in that video to demonstrate how much quieter it is, but unfortunately it has a soundtrack on it.
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Link to the first flight on YouTube if you click through from the article: https://youtu.be/fEudbAjschs?is=707pjOJKf4chS4O2
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
This is a great share, gonna come back to it. Also worth mentioning that Matt Pocock has a /teach skill that creates interactive, learning sites for learning a new skill.
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
This is good to read about, and nice that it has and research referenced. It's interesting to know that it's gas collapsing. And nothing to do with the bone rubbing. And it makes you wonder what chiropractors are actually doing wh
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
What a beautiful outcome of this age of AI!!! And they are open sourcing it too!! #HappyNews
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Just to throw in the context window, another agentic browser (headless): https://lightpanda.io/
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Same here with Claude Opus on 20x Max plan. Easy to burn through with 3-5 parallel sessions, each with their own subs going. Then, once I go over, API pricing racks up FAST!
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
I can't wait to never see a reasoning button ever again. Why do I have to reason about what reasoning level to use?
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Can you elaborate more on why it's a bad article? Is someone who doesn't know much about it? It seem to make a lot of sense to me and was really easy to understand and digest.. is there something inaccurate about it though?
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Ahh. Thanks for clarifying that. I used Claude the other day to drive my codex and agy (anti-gravity) clis iterate on a XKCD like film strip. I needed to teach people how my product worked. It did surprisingly well!
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Sure enough. I just tested it in incognito, and it is blank. I thought it would work because I wasn't logged in to Jimmy AI. It still shows for me though in my regular session so they must just have a cookie that makes it stick. Here&#
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Truth, it feels like we're in the dial-up age of LLMs right now. And this Jimmy AI is fiber.
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by ElijahLynn 2mo ago
Wow! You weren't kidding, I just tried it too and 14,098 tokens in .05 seconds, I barely blinked and it was done. There was no typing at all appearing on the screen. It just showed up. https://chatjimmy.ai/chats/01
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by ElijahLynn 3mo ago
Definitely going to look into this! I just built something pretty much in the same vein of this with Claude over the past 2 months. It's a custom deployment system that uses work trees and each work tree has to to run end-to-end tests
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by ElijahLynn 3mo ago
Can you expand more on cloudflare's shakedowns? I have some domains on Cloudflare and thought they were a trustworthy service. Is there there anything particular you can point to?
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by ElijahLynn 3mo ago
I only use pass keys by storing them in 1password. Then I don't have to worry about the whole "lose/broke/replace a device" thing, which is inevitable. Then just be really good about keeping your backup codes etc wi
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by ElijahLynn 3mo ago
TIL that Fable and Sol generate video...
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by ElijahLynn 3mo ago
This product seems like it could be pretty magical if it works well! And I could see it being pulled off in the age of our current AI. It's great to see stuff like this hitting the market!
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by ElijahLynn 3mo ago
Author blames the two week sprint. But that isn't this issue. It's testing gates. Plenty of teams can ship high quality software with two weak sprints. They just have great testing gates.

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