Vachyas

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by Vachyas 8d ago
The most interesting part about this to me was how they bench/compare it, like in the example with Fable: "Given the same prompt, Astra for Law returned two closely matching precedents; in the litigation example, Claude Fable
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by Vachyas 14d ago
I'm not sure if "habbit" was a deliberate misspelling here, but regardless I think it makes the comment better! Lol.
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by Vachyas 16d ago
Confusing enough that I see ads from major retailers mixing it up (or maybe it's on purpose?) listing "Airpods Pro 4" only to click the link and see it's the Airpods 4.
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by Vachyas 16d ago
FWIW being able to effortlessly change volume with the watch dial is like 20% of my reason for wearing one.
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by Vachyas 16d ago
Same, and I even always got the Pro, too. I'm still (happily) on 13 Mini. I'm curious, what iOS are you running on it?
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by Vachyas 26d ago
Lmaoo great comment
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by Vachyas 3mo ago
Maybe this is where all the books an LLM consumed during training goes.
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by Vachyas 4mo ago
$12 worth, it seems
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by Vachyas 4mo ago
When you put it like that, it really does, lol.
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by Vachyas 4mo ago
I think one hypothesis along these lines is that, if allowed, due to the limitations of human language you described, LLMs will gravitate towards "inventing" their own language (which, due to training pressures, may even resemble
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by Vachyas 4mo ago
Agreed. Youtube recommendations are genuinely great for me. Most of the time I'll be recommended so many more good videos than I have time for, that my "watch later" playlist only keeps growing. Compared with, say, Netflix, w
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by Vachyas 4mo ago
correct, and I think games which needed action keys in addition to arrow keys (but no mouse) preferred arrow keys on the right so the left hand could handle the other moves and stuff. I write with my left too but using right handed peripher
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by Vachyas 4mo ago
I also discovered the mirrored writing thing lol and it made me wonder what ambidexterity is since if ambidextrous people could presumably write non-mirrored with the other hand, aren't those completely different motions that neither h
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by Vachyas 4mo ago
In addition, even knowing it's not real, I feel like I can't appreciate it as much as I did (or would've) a well-made clip that I knew was CGI.
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by Vachyas 4mo ago
An interesting anecdote that comes to mind is playing old computer games with arrow keys, which used my right hand. I got pretty proficient with this. Over the years, I (and I imagine many others) switched over to WASD to play newer games w
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by Vachyas 5mo ago
Good comment, and I agree lol I read it twice (admittedly quickly) but couldn't grasp the point even though I felt like it was there.
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by Vachyas 5mo ago
The link you provided is for a canvas I think rather than the convo
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by Vachyas 5mo ago
Good point. So I guess while "realism" (or believability) is really good now, prompt adherence has much room for improvement. (though put it another way, realism has always been "solved" if the model gets to output whate
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by Vachyas 5mo ago
That's a good example, actually. If you asked me what I expected, since this one has "thinking", it'd be that it would've thought to do something like generate the image without Waldo first, then insert Waldo so
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by Vachyas 5mo ago
I really like all the compress-to-X links at the bottom and the convert from X to Y tools. Especially the Discord one with presets for different target file sizes based on Discord's subscription tiers. I've been using server-based
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by Vachyas 5mo ago
I'm honestly unsure what could be improved at this point. Consistency? So it fails less often? Based on the released images, (especially the one "screenshot" of the Mac desktop) I feel like the best images from this model are
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
Xenon is very rare too and currently without substitute for certain medical applications, but more interestingly it produces psychoactive effects that could shed light on stuff no other substance apparently can: https://pmc.ncbi.
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
When you said Agent and AI, I thought there would be some way for us to resize or move elements, and have the agent figure out the right properties to change (whether it's margin, padding, top, left, and on the wrapper or whatever)
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
The video was really good, and the UI looks fun too. If I understand correctly, is this not as useful for frameworkless html/css/js development? Since when you make edits using browser-built-in-devtools it can and does modify the
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
What you described sounds plausible (expected, even). But >Raw parameter counts stopped increasing almost 5 years ago Really? 5 years ago ? Until just about 3 years ago OpenAI's latest offering was only ChatGPT 3.5 Most of the mode
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
Yea and I'm doubtful we'll see a service willing to do their own post-processing per-query while also being at the whim of Youtube's API (official or not). Ultimately, I would like these features to come to Youtube itself sin
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
Yea, webapps (even PWAs) still can't compete with native apps when it comes to responsiveness, but I still don't know why. I've yet to see even a demo PWA that passes the "native turing test" where I can't tell
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
I'd like to second that I wish a lot of those existed. For 1), 60fps is another good one. It seems Youtube also removed "sort by upload date" if I'm not mistaken. The closest we can get now is the "uploaded today&qu
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
I was hoping to finally see an advanced time filter so I could do something like "over 2 minutes" but it seems you've only got the same ones Youtube has (< 4 minutes, 4-20, and > 20). If it's an opaqueness restrict
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by Vachyas 6mo ago
> And now, with the assistance of AI, I can go much farther in 10 hours and deliver a more complex project. But that means that someone else trying to replicate this execution is still going to need around 10 hours to replicate it. The b

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