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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Best I know of is OpenBCI, thought it captures surface level signals unlike an MRI
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Elon has personally owned x.com for a number of years now. Timeline as I remember it is Elon bought it in the late 90's, it changed hands when paypal merged with Elon's payment company, then he bought it back in 2017ish
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Bought this. I’m not entirely sure why. Seeing the ball animation for how many years are left filled me with a sense of dread at just how few of them there were. I’ll be keeping the widget on my home page. Thanks for making this.
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
SadlyItsBradley and Thrill are two that I regularly watch for my VR news. Brad has more deep dives into the tech side of things and Thrill does a more high level over of the industry and product highlights
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Other than the official tools and API, no
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
We're building FPV humanoid robots to do hands-on jobs from home that can be controlled with standard VR headsets: https://robosymbiosis.com/ . Still very much a work in progress. I'm a little obsessed about the UX
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Ah what the hell, why not: https://www.thelisowe.com/ I write about productivity ideas, mainly though the lens of tech, and just random thoughts that come across my mind, ex: https://thelisowe.com/what-i-wis
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Web Design in 4 Minutes(jgthms.com)
2 points by Mockapapella 3y ago|0 comments
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
pgvector is an easy bolt-on if you’re already using Postgres
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Sounds awful. I like that everyone can get in on the discussion topics of the day. Whenever something odd or unique shows up, there’s usually some kind of expert in the field chiming in. That isn’t something I’d get with the subreddits mode
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Been a few years since I've worked with EEs, but isn't EAGLE the industry standard? Like, would this be similar to if Adobe shut down Photoshop?
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
This is a really clever approach to tool use. I'll definitely be experimenting with this trick. Previously I had a grotesque cacophony of agents and JSON parsers. I think this will do a lot to help (both the process and my wallet)
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
I'm looking forward to when processes are in place to create self-healing code. LLMs right now are not great at it, but I blame the processes surrounding the problem rather than the reasoning abilities of a system like GPT4 today. I th
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Something like this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36242914 It's like providing stimulus to the AI in a way that it has no way of interpreting. Maybe take that string and combine it with a "prompt" of
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Thanks, I'll look into it. To be clear, I'm making the association of an image is to a phrase as a pixel is to a character. In your example the letter 'z' would jitter between random unicode characters. Not sure how to d
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Ask HN: Has anybody explored diffusion models as a basis for LLMs?
1 points by Mockapapella 3y ago|3 comments
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Training students to discriminate between true and false information (via verifying the claims of the AI ala hallucinations)
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Working from home was the best quality of life upgrade I've gotten in the last couple of years, and it would take something truly over the top exciting and lucrative to get me to pick up my life and move it somewhere else for the prima
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
So like, next week then?
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How to run without all the pesky agonizing pain(dynomight.net)
2 points by Mockapapella 3y ago|0 comments
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
been a couple months for me as well. Actually forgot about `claude` and have just been using OpenAI's API instead.
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
Not a DJ, but definitely bookmarked. It's like being able to tune your own recommendation algorithm. I know this isn't a "you" kind of thing, but it would be really cool to see these kinds of controls live in app or on s
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by Mockapapella 3y ago
This is a really cool project. Feels like a really neat tool that could be integrated into something like Wordpress to improve the customization of the sites.
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by Mockapapella 4y ago
This was the case 4 years ago with GPT-2. Can't find the paper now, but the ratio was something like 48% vs 52% of people could tell whether an article was AI generated
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by Mockapapella 4y ago
Oh good, another wait list. Pass.
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by Mockapapella 4y ago
It's brought me an outlet for my thoughts and a place where I can look back on all the ideas I've had at certain points in my life.
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by Mockapapella 4y ago
Not kids, but students I mentor for a high school robotics team. Absolutely. I have been pushing for them to know how to use it since a week or two after it came out. A friend of mine with a kid has been asking me on the best ways to use th
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by Mockapapella 4y ago
Homelessness was a reeeeaally good motivator for me to get my shit together. Not that I advise anyone do it. Worked 12-14 hour days delivering food for a couple of months. I think seeing that number go up after every delivery really helped.
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by Mockapapella 4y ago
This is the kind of shit I love about python. You can put this in a pre processor script so that it works for every python program you run
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by Mockapapella 4y ago
AI scales human intention. Or at least that’s the goal. The threat (of a lopsided Internet) we’ve already been seeing and experiencing is going to be scaled up.

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