ErikBjare

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by ErikBjare 1y ago
I tend to generally agree with complaints in this vein, but the language of the article, together with a seemingly intentionally old photo of Mark where he's looking extremely young, really rubbed me the wrong way and felt like a smear
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
Would be curious to run this through DSPy/GEPA and see if it can squeeze even further performance by optimizing the prompt
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
I think many could have written this, including me. Blender taught me much of what I know about 3D graphics, modeling, rendering, simulation, animation, and more, all from exploring it as a curious teen. Made the 3D graphics class I took at
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
How is it "mostly false"? I can't access the new google.com/ai (as a most recent example). Localization is not the issue, the EU is clearly singled out due to regulation.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
I have no problem with async in JS or Rust, but async in Python is a very different beast, and like many people in this thread I do my best to avoid the fully loaded footgun altogether. Writing maintainable Python basically requires avoidin
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
...for failing to moderate the sub Happens all the time.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
I still sometimes have to refer to OpenHands as "formerly known as OpenDevin". It may be limiting in the long run, but it definitely had some short-term punchiness.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
It's a personal blog
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
This feels pretty similar to how many PKMs use a "Daily Notes Page" (Roam, Obsidian, Logseq, etc)
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
I use it fairly often
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
Thank you! I recently got bitten by this limitation and will make use of get_parameter_source. I gave you credit/mentioned in the issue to restore our use of `multiple=True` behavior: https://github.com/gptme/gptme
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
Not with multiple=True, since it then always returns an empty list and never None, even if the default is None.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
This is basically just function calling?
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
I've been building ActivityWatch as an open source local-first cross-platform time-tracker that does this too (also with an API). We even built an app "Thankful" which let's users donate to creators they frequent way bac
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
99% of browser users shouldn't file bug reports. I'd rather wait for a high-quality report than drown in low-quality reports.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
> Where it gets fun is that there are currently hundreds if not thousands of Unity assets that include LGPL dependencies (such as FFmpeg) in the Store right now. Enforcement is seemingly totally random, unless you get reported by someone
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
The value is in doing the thing, how it's done is just a matter of preference and efficiency.
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by ErikBjare 1y ago
Awesome to see you're still at it. v2 looks great, I will take it for a spin.
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
I've been back and forth whether notebooks are really "best practice". Currently leaning towards no, as they are hard to test, compose, and version control (it is possible, but you need bespoke notebook-specific tools, and mo
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
Heard of userstyles?
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Gptme v0.27 released – general purpose agent in your terminal(github.com)
1 points by ErikBjare 2y ago|0 comments
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
You notice it and tell it what to use instead
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
I've been building the same thing since 2023. It works really well, and was most recently pretty much cloned by Claude Code: https://github.com/ErikBjare/gptme
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
I've been building something very similar, but OSS and running in the terminal, since 2023 (3.5k stars): https://github.com/ErikBjare/gptme Currently working on building out a web UI ( https://chat.gptme
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
I imagined it was short for "manuscript", as "manus" is the Swedish word for it. I also have a friend named Manu, who I imagine is hoping her name doesn't get Alexa'd.
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Show HN: Gptme, an open source Claude-Code alternative(github.com)
1 points by ErikBjare 2y ago|0 comments
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
The Bellamy salute on the other hand was actually used to accompany the US Pledge of Allegiance 1892-1942: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellamy_salute
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
(1) Doesn't matter, one common format is enough. (2) No. It's clear you haven't read the regulation. We've had about a decade of practice here.
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Unbaited – Control your X feed with LLMs. Browser extension that filters bait(github.com)
1 points by ErikBjare 2y ago|2 comments
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by ErikBjare 2y ago
Found this extension a while back [0] after someone suggested it to me when I was complaining about the bait/slop on my feed. I added Firefox support and I've really enjoyed using it, makes the feed a lot higher signal/noise!

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