XCSme

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by XCSme 8mo ago
Looks good (and AI generated). Do you use it yourself?
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by XCSme 8mo ago
I think the goal, at least for now, is to simply let the AI do the work and humans should only monitor the end results, thus the dashboards. I have the same debated working on my self-hosted analytics platform[0], where I am torn between im
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Adding documented API endpoints for https://uxwizz.com
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Maybe this is a sign that the AI bubble will pop soon.
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Is this satire? I can't really tell
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by XCSme 9mo ago
In my experience, most people with cancer that I know simply oscillate between having life-threatening active cancer/tumors and remission. I don't know any case where people have detectable cancer and it's just being managed,
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Treating cancer is not the same as curing it. Currently, no doctor would ever tell you you are "cured", just that you are in remission.
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Imagine seeing this code: echo file{",",",,",",,,"}.txt
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Oh, that might be true, I do remember encountering some escaping issues when creating a more complex POSIX (or bash) script that involved lists and iterating through stuff. I see Bash only uses commas in Brace expansions: file{1,2,3}.txt #
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by XCSme 9mo ago
What about using the filename in arrays in bash/sh?
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by XCSme 9mo ago
So, Andreas killed Heroku, with Coolify?
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by XCSme 9mo ago
I think it's actually hard to verify how correct a transcription is, at scale. Curious where those error rate numbers come from, because they should test it on people actually doing their job.
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Oh wow, I thought humans are like 0.1% error rate, if they are native speakers and aware of the subject being discussed.
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Is it me or error rate of 3% is really high? If you transcribe a minute of conversation, you'll have like 5 words transcribed wrongly. In an hour podcast, that is 300 wrongly transcribed words.
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by XCSme 9mo ago
I thought this was about the Prism Database ORM. Or that was Prisma?
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Yes, specific weights/parameters have be trained to solve specific tasks (trained on different data). Or did I misunderstand the concept of MoE, and it's not about having specific parts of the model (parameters) do better on speci
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Ok, so agent swarm = tool calling where the tool is a LLM call and the argument is the prompt
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Yes, I know you can have both. My point was that this is just a different way of creating specialised task solvers, the same as with MoE. And, as you said, with MoE it's about the model itself, and it's done at training level so t
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by XCSme 9mo ago
There are many lists, but I find all of them outdated or containing wrong information or missing the actual benchmarks I'm looking for. I was thinking, that maybe it's better to make my own benchmarks with the questions/thing
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by XCSme 9mo ago
But in the end, isn't this the same idea with the MoE? Where we have more specialized "jobs", which the model is actually trained for. I think the main difference with agents swarm is the ability to run them in parallel. I do
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by XCSme 9mo ago
> Kimi K2.5 can self-direct an agent swarm Is this within the model? Or within the IDE/service that runs the model? Because tool calling is mostly just the agent outputting "call tool X", and the IDE does it and returns th
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by XCSme 9mo ago
What browser? My question comes from security, adding that skills just provides a line of bash, with no further info. I checked the .md file but it just lists a list of commands with agent-browser.
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by XCSme 9mo ago
I don't understand how "agent-browser" works. Is it just the instructions? Where is the browsing executed? Locally with pupetter? Or it uses some service?
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Seems to be marginally better than gpt-20b, but this is 30b?
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Mailchimp Free Plan Changes(softuts.com)
2 points by XCSme 9mo ago|0 comments
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by XCSme 9mo ago
This happened a few months ago, but I just found out about it, so I thought it was worth sharing. I was surprised to see this, as I was under the impression the project was doing well and growing (I did assume though their revenue lacked, b
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InvokeAI Commercial Platform Shuts Down, Open-Source Project Continues(softuts.com)
2 points by XCSme 9mo ago|2 comments
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Writing tutorials and adding a REST api for UXWizz (self-hosted web analytics)
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by XCSme 9mo ago
Mostly organic posts/content. They tend to reach actual visitors, not bots.
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by XCSme 10mo ago
I kind of agree, "math" can be a "language". Same as "images" can be a language. You can use anything as tokens.

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