RALaBarge

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by RALaBarge 7mo ago
You must have an inside line on information for 'China' -- those are bold predictions!
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by RALaBarge 7mo ago
I agree with you in the sense that if you tried to take any model right now and cram it into an iphone, it wouldnt be a claude-level agent. I run 32b agents locally on a big video card, and smaller ones in CPU, but the lack there isn't
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by RALaBarge 7mo ago
It will probably remain as a platform for a very long time.
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by RALaBarge 7mo ago
You do also have to worry about exec and other neat ways to probably get around stuff. You could also spin up YAD (yet another docker) and run Claude in there with your git cloned into it and beyond some state-level-actor escapes it should
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by RALaBarge 7mo ago
Maybe the people who use emacs for everything are the only safe ones?
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by RALaBarge 7mo ago
I think the future is the model becoming lighter not the hardware becoming heavier
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by RALaBarge 7mo ago
I made a websocket proxy + chrome extension to give control of the DOM to agents for my middleware app: https://github.com/RALaBarge/browserbox The thing I am working on is improving at the moment agentic tool usage su
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by RALaBarge 7mo ago
I'm 42 years old and it has re-ignited mine. I've spent my career troubleshooting and being a generalist, not really interested in writing code outside of for systems and networking usage. It's boring to type out (lots of f
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by RALaBarge 8mo ago
It is pretty easy to set up Open Router and set up schemes to point at different models, but in the same token, you can point at yours locally unless you wanted a "more powerful" answer
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by RALaBarge 9mo ago
I was doing the same recently and came to the conclusion that i would just get a new small macbook when needed. If I was worried about losing it or damage, I also got a netbook for 20 bucks on eBay the other day and installed Debian on it
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by RALaBarge 9mo ago
Depends, what to you would qualify as evidence?
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by RALaBarge 10mo ago
I am big fan and it was sad to me when he died. It’s bizarre to me how much CNN runs content featuring him without ever acknowledging he is dead. You’d think he was alive based on how often they flaunt his content.
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by RALaBarge 11mo ago
If you wanted to dive in, here is a Jazz version of one of their singles. The real version is 2 guitars, 1 bass, 1 drums, and someone screaming into the microphone -- its real rad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4-erceTpc
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
I come from rural Michigan and everyone in the areas where the turbines are complain about it. Its the view or its the sound. The former sure, the latter I haven't heard it myself but I don't go home anymore. It is also the onl
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
It depends! You can make a website with a static text file or you can make a video run as the background. There are more ways to mess it up than to get it right, actually.
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Yeadon#COVID-19_misinf...
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
Think of all of the suffering it will prevent
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
Ask it a series of the same questions after you train that you posed before training started. Is the quality lower?
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
I wouldnt bet against them either, but the material science aspect of it all just isnt there and wont be for a while. How many tons would we need to get into Earth orbit alone, let alone transfer to mars? I never hear anyone speak of the r
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
Yet.
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
I agree that brute forcing is a method and how nature does it. The problem would still be the same, how would it or other LLMs know if the idea is novel and interesting? Given access to unlimited data, LLMs likely could spot novel trends t
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
Hey, that seems like a cool gig
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
I believe there would be a difference in their red/blue signatures if they were moving relative to each other, but as you say they clearly are on the same plane
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
We have a well, we use a Reverse Osmosis 3-filter system. Replace the filters every year or so.
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
No HTTPS support
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
I have such great memories of the blackout. I was in college at the time, so obviously indestructible. The first night, we had 2 grills with 10ft high flames roaring but I would say in a controlled fashion. The cops quickly asked us to no
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by RALaBarge 1y ago
Hang out around here for a while and you will realize quickly that us tech bros mostly just know tech stuff. Our perceived intelligence in topics which we don't spend our time on is called hubris and we are swimming in it at all times
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by RALaBarge 2y ago
There is a solution, but no one wants to hear it. Anonymity is the problem and the only way to curb cheats like these are to have extreme meatspace penalties and some sort of central ID mechanism that requires some sort of real and persona
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by RALaBarge 2y ago
I thought he was awesome in The Saint and that it was an awesome movie, complete with a fantastic soundtrack from that era: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajLjmtyx0_o&list=PL0r_mFZtkX...
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by RALaBarge 2y ago
I and my kids like Daniel Tiger, but admittedly I watched a lot of Mr. Rogers

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