Garlef

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by Garlef 3y ago
free as in: AWS does not charge you not free as in: you have to manage it (for example give a CI role access via OIDC, create a role for you to assume to do stuff via the console, etc)
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1) Some areas where it was a great success and saved me a lot of time: * For my current gig, I recently had to play the best computer game of all time: Linux. ChatGPT was invaluable here. "How do I figure out where the network connecti
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> I’m not sure why the author has chosen to represent music as a graph showing the relationship between individual notes. I think this can easily explainted: You only get notes from the data. Chords, etc are "cultural" construc
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Are there similar systems where the notion of time is not global?
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> That’s a lot of pointless overhead costs that hurt the bottom line. Or put the other way: Remote work let's the employee pay for the office space.
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by Garlef 3y ago
Before anyone jumps to esoteric conclusions: This is more likely a result of neural networks being very general: General in the sense that they are able to approximate/model a lot of dynamic systems that allow operadic composition.
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Ah... I just realized for the first time that this must be the same Robert Browning whose poem served as an inspiration for Stephen Kings "the dark tower"
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by Garlef 3y ago
that's why JS/TS is to easy to hate: it's got a lot of surface area.
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by Garlef 3y ago
My thoughts exactly. I watched the video but all I saw was a lengthy click-process. The key feature is usage, not creation. (Sidenote: I agree - Most future tools will profit from a having a JSON-like DSL that is amenable to be fed by conte
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"Chinese Room Automation"
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In germany it was forbidden only in 1986. But it's been a taboo for a longer time.
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by Garlef 3y ago
Do you really think there are that many rich child care employees?
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I'm pretty happy using midjourney.
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This point of view is conflating two meanings of the world "real". The "real" in "real numbers" has ultimately not much to do with our everydays notion of real. I'd rather treat it as an arbitrary name. Yo
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Ever since reading some of Nick Bostrom's works, I find it advisable to be very sceptical when philosophers attempt to deal with mathematical thought.
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And what is a "mathematical constant" in this context? Not in terms of examples but rather: Is this something that can be defined in a meaningful way? Remembering that one joke about inductive proofs ("there are no uninterest
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by Garlef 3y ago
This is another reason why the "X" rebrand of twitter is not only a good idea: I've already pressed the "X" logo to close the window.
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by Garlef 3y ago
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/linkedin-feed...
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> Education Science ... Germany I guess you're studying "Erziehungswissenschaften"? You might find that educational psychology ("Pädagogische Psychologie") has a lot of the depth you would expect. One nice exampl
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I'm also interested
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> has evolved to be compatible with our brain's language mechanism. Under the hypothesis that there actually is such a "language mechanism": There would be a host of other mechanisms a language needs to compatible with -
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The monolith/microservice dichotomy is a red herring. What even is a microservice? There are other distinctions, borders and splits that are more important to consider. Here's a koan that highlights a few of these considerations:
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by Garlef 3y ago
There's a lot of room for "chinese-room" automation: Write a verbal description of your cloud function and let the LLM simulate the execution. Very cheap to develop. Very expensive to execute.
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Also they might be actually be different legal entities.
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> lately "lateley" as in "for the last 5 years"?
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To me it seems that demanding scientific rigour misses the mark. What will be important in the end is results. I think it's pretty obvious that image generation such as Midjourney and Stable Diffusion is an incredible technological adv
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But the plain amount of movies is not a very good metric of size here: I guess major blockbuster films have a big share of the total market size?
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Regarding 2) It's a python library for stitching together existing APIs for AI models. Regarding 3) It means that rather than training a new model that does your thing you use existing models and combine them in interesting ways. For e
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That's a good thing. Less BS jobs. But we'll have to invent new means to entertain and subjugate each other.
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What's missing for me from the UX: I minimap of the actual document and connections between the bot answers and the original text.

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