KTibow

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by KTibow 2y ago
Wait Claude 3.5 Opus is out?
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by KTibow 2y ago
Sounds like this is from a minifier that removes as much as it can [0] 0: https://github.com/KTibow/KTibow/issues/3#issuecomment-23367...
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by KTibow 2y ago
Or github.dev
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by KTibow 2y ago
Your comment made me check the code. IMO it isn't very clean, but if it works it works I guess.
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by KTibow 2y ago
What do you think of word of mouth?
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by KTibow 2y ago
You can have that without a sign up.
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by KTibow 2y ago
This looks like a Material Design demo app in the best way possible
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by KTibow 2y ago
Interesting, is there any documentation on this or a way to view the thinking?
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by KTibow 2y ago
If you know you got it wrong and you don't know why, what's the alternative to working backwards?
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by KTibow 2y ago
It's based on the series of robots.txt, humans.txt, security.txt, etc
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by KTibow 2y ago
You need to put in a funny word for it to be something that resembles a pun
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by KTibow 2y ago
For other mobile users: The black boxes are data; they are automatically picked up. You're swiping to move the cursor that places the data. The "write file" button writes the data.
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by KTibow 2y ago
This is interesting. However, having a layout similar to what you already know makes it harder to have a clear mental separation between the two. It also makes it harder to use it as an excuse to learn proper touch typing.
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by KTibow 2y ago
Huh. Didn't run in to it when I was searching for libraries. It appears to be just 350 bytes larger than LeanQR when gzipped.
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by KTibow 2y ago
For context this guy is affiliated with the EFF (not that that's bad, just thought this was relevant)
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by KTibow 2y ago
If you stumbled upon this looking for the smallest QR code JS library, it's probably LeanQR [0]. It's under 10kb minified and 5kb compressed. [0] https://qr.davidje13.com/
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by KTibow 2y ago
It's a weird icon choice, I would've used something like `expand-all`
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by KTibow 2y ago
Trying to make my own thing that transcribes what I hear throughout my day. A lot of it is just finding an efficient stack (eg choosing silero instead of pyannote, azure vms instead of apis, whisper.cpp instead of faster whisper)
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by KTibow 2y ago
whisper.cpp also has args for this
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by KTibow 2y ago
Idk, "people with disabilities use the web" still matches up with the content of the article to me
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by KTibow 2y ago
Do you mean the last watch under that brand? There are definitely others (eg my Bangle.js could go for a week without a charge)
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by KTibow 2y ago
Most Steam Deck users aren't browsing with it
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by KTibow 2y ago
I didn't find the article to live up to the title, although the idea of "if you social engineer AI, you can phish users" is interesting
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by KTibow 2y ago
OpenAI has a mysterious reference to caching in their guide to latency. > Maximize shared prompt prefix, by putting dynamic portions (e.g. RAG results, history, etc) later in the prompt. This makes your request more KV cache-friendly (wh
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by KTibow 2y ago
YT Music user here. I've found many new artists - across genres - through recommendations. There's also a "related" tab that you can bring up for each song.
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by KTibow 2y ago
I wouldn't want to implement the suggested YouTube UI (menu showing up next to button) because it's the kind of thing that has the most potential to glitch out. Dialogs generally don't glitch out as they're absolutely po
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by KTibow 2y ago
Am I missing something or would it just use the most recent one?
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by KTibow 2y ago
If you're looking for "knowledge" try https://d.erenrich.net/are-you-smarter-than-an-llm/index.htm...
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by KTibow 2y ago
Seems nobody else here was speculating on a rules-based cause, so I might as well. Policy 1 [0] seems the most likely cause to me. I wouldn't be surprised if there was some vandalism on OSM that had some "inappropriate" conte
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by KTibow 2y ago
This is the 2nd time I've seen someone confused about this. The safety filtering is a layer on top of the model's built in ability to refuse, similar to OpenAI's "moderation" endpoint.

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