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by Fuzzwah 11mo ago
You might be interested in https://github.com/mindcraft-bots/mindcraft It's an open-source framework for building intelligent, task-driven bots in Minecraft Java Edition powered by large language models (LLMs) suc
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by Fuzzwah 11mo ago
You do realise the things that AI are replacing are very new things humans have only been doing for the last ~50 years?
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by Fuzzwah 11mo ago
Follower count on X. /s
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Similar to jlokier's response, I ended up here after k5 went away. HN fills my geek interests pretty well, and over the last few years I've found that "long form video essays" on YT, audiobooks / podcasts fill my de
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Kuro5hin https://wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuro5hin I was a hold out on smartphones for a while and I used to print out k5 articles to read while afk... Just such an amazing collection of people sharing ideas and communal mod
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Under construction gifs
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
I loved pipes. I had rss feeds from all the sites where I was sharing content collected up and formatted via pipes into a single rss feed that was pulled into a php blog. Then all those sites I used to post on stopped supporting rss one by
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Copilot is the perfect name.
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
I did a similar project... <checks date of yt video... oh my I'm old> 13 years ago. I haven't used it in some time, but I really do miss the visual aspect of selecting what to listen to... you've inspired me to get it r
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
I like to ask each llm what it knows about me. I feel like I could take that output and feed it into another llm and the new one would be up to speed quickly....
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Seeing other people comment about being exposed to TCL via professional reasons made me want to add that I learned TCL because it's what eggdrop IRC bots used. To this day I have a number of bot related side projects. Though they'
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
It's own, LibJS https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/tree/master/Libr...
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
The view I have is that people hate having AI slop spewed at them, but will find value in asking an LLM about things they're interested in / help with things.
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7363114... Comment here from James Baker, the guy behind masters of prophecy. > James Baker > Music Professional at Masters of Prophecy > > Cool art
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Every LLM has role play cues in their system prompts: https://github.com/0xeb/TheBigPromptLibrary/tree/main/System...
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
This seems like a good place to randomly drop my thoughts on switching from a Samsung s20+ to a Pixel 9 Pro. The hardware is excellent in the hand. The display is great, battery life excellent, the UI is snappy, does all the basic things I
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
I pine for a time pre-CS, pre-QWTF when dm4 would have been top dog in the most played map. We probably had more fun on death32c though.
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
This section of the readme really sets the expectation clearly: > inverse linux philosophy -- do all the things, and do an okay job > - quick drop-in service to get a lot of features in a pinch > - some of the alternatives migh
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Thanks for the tip, I really did enjoy my scroll of the readme. This bit here really tickled me and set expectations so well: > inverse linux philosophy -- do all the things, and do an okay job
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Both work. As does the extended gigachad further on the right saying either.
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
If only there was a way to learn the meaning of words.... Let me chatgpt that for you: When someone “gets ratioed,” it means their post has more negative feedback than positive engagement. The number of comments or replies outweighs the num
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by Fuzzwah 1y ago
Continuing with the logic of that school, most wildly successful people were bullied at school.....
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by Fuzzwah 2y ago
Every company I've worked for still exists and many will clearly continue for many many years (some previous employers were Universities). Some previous roles I was involved in solving "this could end the business" situations
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by Fuzzwah 2y ago
Grey hair sysadmin story time... I came to understand the "purposelessness" of my career very early on; when I decommissioned a bare metal server from a datacenter after finishing the deploy of it's replacement and realised t
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by Fuzzwah 2y ago
The target precision wasn't specified.
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by Fuzzwah 2y ago
You might be interested in my next start-up; hand crafted, bespoke and artisanal spam as a service.
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by Fuzzwah 2y ago
Was it https://vim-adventures.com ?
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by Fuzzwah 2y ago
Just recently I read about the etymology of the Japanese 奥さん Okusan = “your wife” Until Japan started modernizing in the 19th century, it was considered rude to call people by their real names. If you asked your lord, “So how’s Sharon doing
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by Fuzzwah 2y ago
Cheung Yin ‘Kelly’ Sun. The tactic is called edge sorting [1], they played Baccarat and had the dealers turn certain cards 180 degrees "for luck". Here's a great doco about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
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by Fuzzwah 2y ago
> Yeah there was a song by silverchair(?) saying ~ “money isn’t everything, but I’d like to see you try to live without it”. Tomorrow. What a banger. Next lines are: You think you can keep on goin’, livin’ like a king Ooh, babe, but I st

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