JimmyRuska

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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
There's an expert systems books released last year exploring dnd-like concepts https://www.kobo.com/us/en/ebook/adventures-in-rule-based-pr... Funny you could combine LLMs (new AI) + Expert Systems (old
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
I tried it, it looks good! I had to modify the code to accept 8000 tokens for chatGPT. It would be good if it saved the json payload of the responses as well. It uses 2 external calls to a javascript CDN for the microphone package and somet
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
This is horrifying in terms of scamming, ransom threats and phishing. Eg calling as the CEO in the CEO's voice urgently asking for a password, wire or data. People calling your family saying its you based on some youtube video, asking
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Some time back someone made a dart / canvas based framework that copied actionscript's semantics http://www.stagexl.org/index.html I wonder if GPT would ever get large enough token size to auto convert most progra
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
My old interval ear training music theory program finally works, off the demo on their site. https://trainear.com/trainear_binaries/trainear.com.swf The menu is super twitchy on the form data, but it works in default
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
This post feels like the people that go into linux forums and say linux sucks because I can't get it to do X but microsoft can, but then get 400 replies and several that show <how to do thing> GPT has limited reasoning but given
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
We need a Fabrice Bellard-like genius to make a tinyLLM that makes the decent models work on 32gb ram
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Supposedly double the model size so 14gb. RTX 4090 might be able to handle it. You can use lambdalabs to rent a server gpu for one of the larger models.
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Nice, I wonder if this would work for finding software serial numbers in my old external drives and mbox email files
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Down the line, how do you see this integrating the latest advances: blockchain, chatGPT, and dwarf fortress.
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
RDFox looks like the best bet for datalog databases, it computes changes incrementally, also with aggregation extensions. Logicblox, Soufflé, datomic, inter4ql, corese are also worth a look. Looks like there's a lot of innovation possi
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Pretty unfair to CZ. FTX was using FTT as an infinite money glitch. Why would CZ hold a coin that has a strong likelihood of going to 0? https://dirtybubblemedia.substack.com/p/is-alameda-research-... The balance sheet
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
It's a ponzi. The goal is to grow as fast as possible before a liquidity crunch makes you go insolvent. But the main goal was always to get that payday after bankruptcy steals the user funds.
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
They attack banks as being poor investments, and position themselves as the modern way to get better yields https://twitter.com/mashinsky/status/1430874984692555781
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
TOS: " Due to the market being in a nascent stage, during a market disruption or during a force majeure event, you may face difficulties or impossibility in liquidating your position under certain market conditions. " "23.3.
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
All of these yield farms seem to reassure customers that everything is great, then the next week declare themselves insolvent. It seems that as soon as they pause withdrawals they know the company is done for and they have to set themselves
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Welcome back blogger ! I was getting tired of only seeing headlines
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
They're not letting customers withdraw limited amounts. They're not letting customers pay to avoid liquidations using frozen assets. You cannot pay collateral using CEL anymore. They're allowing adding collateral to add liqui
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Maybe they were offered more guarantees on their investment, or they already exited that position after a heads up. For Celsius, saying a major pension fund was a key investor was worth a lot.
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Very Good !
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
Many popular tools are declarative eg: terraform, kubernetes, graphql, ansible, etc. It would be good to see more lisp/prolog solutions to this. It's super clunky the way terraform hcl added loops, or aws cloud formation added var
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by JimmyRuska 4y ago
For Lisp/Scheme fans, take a look at Rash as well https://rash-lang.org/
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by JimmyRuska 5y ago
Recently, I was using facebook ads for awhile. The CPC was inexpensive, I had many signups to my site. However after 2 days, 0% of the facebook signups stayed on the site vs 50% of the Google Ads signups. Even if your metrics look good for
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by JimmyRuska 5y ago
If you don't have to do any complex sorting or grouping, yes a simple script works way better. It doesn't have the overhead of using the scheduler, or distributing the data into chunks on many servers. Also consider using sqlite,
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by JimmyRuska 5y ago
Gerbil looks a lot like what one very prolific and opinionated hacker calls home. There's an incredible amount of work just by 1 author https://github.com/vyzo/gerbil/graphs/contributors Whereas racket l
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by JimmyRuska 5y ago
If you like racket try out bigloo https://www-sop.inria.fr/mimosa/fp/Bigloo/ and gerbil scheme at cons.io Erlang has been my favorite for over a decade. Feels like its own operating system: spawn many process
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by JimmyRuska 5y ago
It would buffer the data and flush to s3 every few minutes, then run redshift s3 imports.
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by JimmyRuska 5y ago
In a past life, we were reading from twitter firehose and the offshore implemented a solution that spawns a large spark cluster to read from twitter, dumps it to kinesis, then has a cloud function that writes it to dynamo, then merged it in
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by JimmyRuska 5y ago
I bought a 14tb drive from newegg and received an empty box in the mail. Later I ordered a 2tb SSD from best buy and received a 500gb ssd. I wonder if there's just more warehouse theft from the volatile market/inflation. And more
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by JimmyRuska 5y ago
Wow, between this and Malloy , there's a lot of great ideas. It'd be great if ideas from sparql/datalog/datomic were also picked up. It's easier to write recursive queries.

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