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Solving Sudoku in Python Packaging
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Quite disconcerting to have a low-latency chat with something that sounds like you! Can recommend the experience, very thought-provoking.
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Or failing that, desolder the offending speaker to keep the rest of the functionality intact.
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2y ago
Lovely idea! I have a 'Note To Self' chat that gets used for all sorts, it's really hard to beat the convenience of Whatsapp for sharing things. Do you support voice notes?
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And very quickly hit a rate limit apparently! Just switched to a different option without the unsplash limits.
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"Every four seconds or so, you see something new that you would never have guessed from the previous pictures. Each time it's a different cascade of activations in your brain, evoking random memories, creating unexpected connectio
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2y ago
Fantastic telling of it in both text and video form. Great to celebrate these people doing the kinds of things we learned so much from! Thanks for sharing.
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2y ago
For a program started in the 50s, it's impressive that "Six of the ten presses are still operational today."!
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Hey, I spent multiple minutes designing that! ;)
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Thank you :D
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Oh fantastic, glad others had the same idea :D
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Neat project! Also fun to see it's Chris Van Pelt (co-founder) doing most of the hacking on this. In my first few tests, it was pretty meh (not as good as Vercel's V0) but then I figured out how to change the model away from GPT 3
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Show HN: The First Non-Smart AI Pendant (NotFriend)
(notfriend.org)
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Interesting how much less "stuff" hanging off it there is, I imagine the incentives are to add complexity so removing it over time is impressive
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Which example? I see global vars in a couple of the demos. The game state for the Game of Life makes sense, since it is intended to be shared. The `messages` list in the Chatbot demo is definitely NOT how you'd build a multi-user appli
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I've been using this while it was in development and it's a pleasure to work with. Highlights for me: - Incremental complexity - starts super simple and I can add stuff as I need it. I don't like frameworks where step 1 alrea
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It's optimistic, but given the OP is one of the best-informed technical generative AI researchers, and has been passing on that knowledge to the rest of us for a decade +, I don't think we can just dismiss it as unfounded hype :)
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These have entered our common household vocabulary after I called one of our houseplants "a little too kiki for my liking" and was forced to explain. Humans love categories, it's great to have names for splits like this :)
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2y ago
Delicious is the right word, everything (post included) is crafted with care.
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There is some contention around this. For a while it seemed like there could be two species on mainland Africa ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adansonia_kilima ) and while most happily accepted the return of the status
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The Eric Ries Show: Interview with Sami Inkinen [video]
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"He Sold His First Company For $3.5 Billion, Now He’s Reversing Type 2 Diabetes For 100 Million"
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They also have a UI framework (fastui). They have funding and devs looking to be useful, I think it's fine that they get to try out new things that work well with their core product.
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Despite being widely repeated they've publically denied this claim a few times (for e.g. https://x.com/natfriedman/status/1712140497127342404 , https://x.com/simonw/status/17121650813
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Looks extremely cool. Have you shared / do you plan to share examples of this in practice? I would be great to read some case studies or even just browse some actual PRs rather than trying to judge from the catchy video :)
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This is exciting because: - "Parameter Efficient" finetuning methods let you customize LLMs without having to train all the parameters - But LoRA (the most popular method) didn't match full finetuning performance on some task
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Fun exercise to try and list them out! My last couple of weeks: - 3D-printable parts storage solutions (via: I found some part storage bins in the discard pile at a local hackerspace) - MITM proxy to snoop on Github Copilot API requests (vi
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"The average person has enough of these bacteria in their gut to have a natural blood alcohol level - even after zero drinks - of about 0.1 mg/dl. Under pessimistic assumptions, BCS3-L1 will add another 0.2 mg/dl, bringing th
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Fantastic work! I enjoyed reading the previous posts as well, very interesting.
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Haha fair play, this is exactly how things should be!
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