RationPhantoms

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by RationPhantoms 7mo ago
This doesn't work on any of the methods I've tried.
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by RationPhantoms 8mo ago
This is an absolute wealth of information about gravitational mechanics but quite a few of the diagrams were so alien to me that they became undecipherable.
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by RationPhantoms 8mo ago
Competition always is. I think there was a real fear that their core product was going to be replaced. They're already cannibalizing it internally so it was THE wake up call.
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by RationPhantoms 8mo ago
If my grandmother had wheels, she would've been a bike.
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by RationPhantoms 8mo ago
You should see some of the work from their PaperBanana papers. Really solid.
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by RationPhantoms 8mo ago
There is weaponized malaise employed by these frontier model providers and I feel like that dark-pattern, what you pointed out, and others are employed to rate-limit certain subscriptions.
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
I would likely not touch the product because of the implications of providing an LLM full system access. With the pump-and-dump coin chumps, it's possible they use the carapace of software as a hype-vehicle with no relation to the dev.
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
That has been a thing prior to the rise of LLMs. Tech-bros with their "astonished" faces look with the sub-title of "You need to learn kubernetes, docker, swarm!" etc. It's just par for the course in our attention e
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
It was lost on me at first because I had none of the background, it's now beautiful in hindsight with the context.
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
It's back and wow, it's incredible!
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
Not sure if you read the podcast but the whole point is that over-reliance on renewables without a sufficient means to handle oversupply can cause grid instability specific to the Spain/Portugal grid outage.
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
In my opinion, the "but" is still the "hellbrise" considerations brought up in the Decouple podcast. Renewable energy is fantastic but, at grid scale, has to be coupled with sufficient storage: https://www.dec
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
Seems so. Shame! Really wanted to see this.
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
You don't think this will also have an effect on improving life in the cities where Waymo is utilized? I understand there is the threat to induced demand with too many waymo's being on the road but this is going to help improve ci
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
Waymo can easily charge a premium for not having a driver in the seat. Privacy and physical security guaranteed? Also not dealing with the moral implications of what the driver is receiving in terms of compensation (or in the case of uber,
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
While I agree and I'm not the OP you're replying to this feels like the burden of societal correction needs to be on the wronged and not on the person committing it? It's tolerating the intolerant (their intolerance to unders
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
While I agree, that's a present devil meaning that it's already an accepted way of life. I'm curious how Gogoro's model of swapping batteries would fair in the denser Indian markets.
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by RationPhantoms 9mo ago
Same physics principles used to measure gravitational waves at LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory)but just much, much smaller. Very neat!
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by RationPhantoms 10mo ago
Absolutely. It's a tireless rubik's cube. One that you can rotate endlessly to digest new material. It doesn't sigh heavily or not have the mental bandwidth to answer. Yes, it should not be trusted with high precision informa
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by RationPhantoms 10mo ago
In my experience, it's not that the term itself is incorrect but more so people use it as a bludgeoning force to end conversations about the technology. Rather than, what should happen, is to invite nuance about how it can be utilized
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by RationPhantoms 10mo ago
Supremely lacking of context but the wheat-based community has piqued my curiosity enough to look into this.
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by RationPhantoms 10mo ago
I'd never advocate for actual mental health counseling but for someone who just sometimes needs a sounding board of my own thoughts, it can be useful.
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by RationPhantoms 10mo ago
Whats your thoughts on the diagram as code movement? I'd prefer to have an LLM utilize those as it can atleast drive some determinism through it rather than deal with the slippery layer that is prompt control for visual LLMs.
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by RationPhantoms 11mo ago
Wouldn't it be easier to train a vLLM on the handwriting style of the historical person in question? An agent graphologist if you will. Surely there is a lot of pattern matching in the way things are written. Then again, getting this r
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by RationPhantoms 11mo ago
Anecdata inbound but my PCP, thankfully, used Nuance's speech-to-text platform remarkably well for adding his own commentary on things. It was a refreshing thing to see and I hope my clinicians use it.
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by RationPhantoms 11mo ago
> I wish technical organisations would be more thorough in investigating accidents. Cloudflare is probably one of the best "voices" in the industry when it comes to post-mortems and root cause analysis.
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by RationPhantoms 11mo ago
I've personally used the Lidar sensors on my iPhone with an app like Polycam to some degree of success. I was doing a scan of a massive oak tree in my backyard to plan out the treehouse tab location and associated treehouse for my kids
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by RationPhantoms 11mo ago
I don't want to get into blockchain-shenanigans but I did love the Folding@home model for democratized compute. Could spare cycles on GPUs at home be used for a P2P network of inferencing?
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by RationPhantoms 1y ago
I stumbled upon this link that should help: https://text-to-diagram.com/
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by RationPhantoms 1y ago
No it isn't. Most MACsec-capable platforms have a "must-secure" or "should-secure" transmission mode. If the security association isn't completed on a "must-secure" configured port then no traffic is

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