admiralrohan

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by admiralrohan 8mo ago
Never heard of Nanbeige, thanks for sharing. "Good" is subjective though, in which tasks can I use it and where to avoid?
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by admiralrohan 9mo ago
Humans are coming in social media to watch reels when the robots will come to social media to discuss quantum physics. Crazy world we are living in!
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by admiralrohan 9mo ago
Looking great. Having some context on the pages would be great, I can understand the grass-rabbit-fox dynamics but not clear with the the rest of the simulations. And you can persist the page in query param. So someone can directly sent peo
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by admiralrohan 9mo ago
Congratulations on the launch. The landing page looks dope.
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by admiralrohan 9mo ago
Got it. Maintenance of Legacy websites is a big chunk of internet.
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by admiralrohan 9mo ago
What is the usecase for this in the age of React, NextJS? And for static sites we have Astro etc. And even if you need something simple why use jQuery? Vanila JS has better API now. Am I missing anything?
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by admiralrohan 9mo ago
Your experiences are fine but don't completely give up and focus on what you can control. Like you can post your thoughts on social media. And don't expect views. Just just write for your own sake. That would keep you busy and lea
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by admiralrohan 9mo ago
Quoting from the app "Gary now knows your 'process' talk is just theater. Next time, he'll skip you entirely." Not at all. Real-life communications are not one-off. I would act differently if Gary does this one-time
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by admiralrohan 9mo ago
Understand what you are trying to say but without giving an alternate solution what the reader would do with your thoughts?
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by admiralrohan 10mo ago
Cynicism inherently has no negative connotations. People misrepresented it. The definition of cynicism as per Google "an inclination to believe that people are motivated purely by self-interest". This statement has nothing inheren
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by admiralrohan 10mo ago
I mostly read historical books this year, multiple analysis of WW1 and WW2. George Bruce's book on British expedition in Afghanistan in 1939. The peacemaker, on Reagan's presidential tenure. Stalin's 2-part biography. Deng Xi
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by admiralrohan 10mo ago
How do you know whether it is coming from AI scrappers? Do they leave any recognizable footprint? I am getting lots of noisy traffic since last month and increased my Vercel bill 4x. Not DDoS like, much slower request but not from humans fo
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by admiralrohan 10mo ago
Working on AI Coaching App to Make You Anti-Fragile, at https://www.reflectra.app/ Will work on improving the coaching agent to be more empathatic and context-aware. And user accounts.
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
A unified theory on how humans make decisions. What is the confusion here?
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Working on a original algorithm to explain human behavior from 3rd person perspective (1st stage). The whole research is divided into 6 stages. In 2nd stage, I will mathematically establish the best course of action as an individual given t
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Interesting way to explain this through multiple dimensions angle.
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
I believe the core challenge in AI robotics is: Can we transfer the cultural knowledge inherent in human bodies and memories? It's very difficult. Hard to transfer norms, rituals, and intuitive social cues passed organically drives hum
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Is there any solution to these kind of issues other than having multiple backups and praying that not all of them will caught fire at the same time?
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Working on a original algorithm to explain human behavior from 3rd person perspective. The whole research is divided into 6 stages. In 2nd stage, I want to use that to mathematically establish the best course of action as an individual. In
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
I always wondered why people care so much about data. Now I can understand why. Thanks for sharing.
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Inevitable.
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Most likely the role of "programmer" will go away as we conventionally know Anyways, we have evolved a lot like from assembly language to using npm packages and we are going to see the next evolution. On inability to solve hard pr
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Can relate. Also information diet changed for me over time, as what is "high quality" is subjective based on where I am. In 2016 I used to browse free webinar. In 2021 youtube self-help videos. Now-a-days only focused on history b
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
I found it more useful to read more books than read one book again and again. This helps me to reinforce the same concept from different angles. Our brain is a pattern matching machine, and it automatically picks up related concepts.
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
I am not a ML person but as per the broad level understanding the innovation was about efficient training method and training the model in much cheaper than the US models and it was dubbed as the "Sputnik moment".
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Everyone is so negative here but we have reached the limit of AI scaling with conventional methods. Who knows Mistral might find the next big breakthrough like DeepSeek did. We should be optimistic.
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Is this about nihilism?
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Sorry don't understand anything. Just randomly clicking. Need more context on why you did this and how this works. And how much agency do I have.
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
Can you talk about the timeline algorithm? Which posts are getting boosted?
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by admiralrohan 1y ago
If you are running local LLMs what is the hardware requirement in my machine? Don't see any mention of that.

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