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   by all2 3y ago

   I've been pondering doing a short experiment where I abandon exceptions in C# and instead always return 1 or 2 values from my methods: maybe some output and an error object. I'm not sure how well this will work in practice. One is
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   by all2 3y ago

   I'll get it installed and try it again. I appreciate the work you guys are doing!
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   by all2 3y ago

   I tried to use Cody and the UI was confusing and the completions were unbearably slow. I was using the Rider plugin. I want Cody to work for me, but right now it doesn't. I really, really want whole project awareness (maybe even to lev
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   by all2 3y ago

   I think I have some books to read. I haven't laid hold of truly good sci-fi in a long time.
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   by all2 3y ago

   This is poetic. Is it generated with GPT? Or did you write that? Kudos if you wrote that.
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   Ask HN: How do you handle code completion derailing your train of thought?

   1 points by all2 3y ago|4 comments
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   by all2 3y ago

   > because they should have reviewed the changelog I.. uhh.. Yeah.
8. 788.▲
   by all2 3y ago

   What's wrong is the config file moved. If a sysadmin is used to a config file being somewhere they know, and then it disappears that can be extremely frustrating. Especially on a production system.
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   by all2 3y ago

   I don't think its a systemD thing. This sounds more like an issue with changing a server's behaviour without asking.
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    Ask HN: How do you figure out what you have (personally) that you can sell?

    3 points by all2 3y ago|2 comments
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    by all2 3y ago

    I'm pretty sure it was Tim Ferriss' podcast, but I'm having no luck finding the interview.
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    by all2 3y ago

    This is very similar to how the EatThisMuch (? I'm not sure it was this app) app launched. I think I heard the founders talking to someone on a podcast. The three guys had one customer at the start and they started by talking to this w
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    by all2 3y ago

    100k arr works out to - 8334 per month - 1923 per week - 385 per business day Lat's assume SaaS or similar subscription service. If I sell a subscription product with a few price tiers, say free, 10$/mo, 50$/mo, and 500$&#x2F
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    by all2 3y ago

    I found it was mistra-openorca:7B_q4_0 or something like that. Note that "mistral" is missing an L. They may have fixed this.
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    by all2 3y ago

    > YOShInOn (my agent) > and YOShInOn models my preferences. I don't know what this means. What does this mean?
16. 796.▲
    by all2 3y ago

    Ollama [0] + LiteLLM [1] [0] https://ollama.ai [1] https://github.com/jmorganca/ollama/issues/305#issuecomment-... --- Ollama is essentially docker for LLMs, and LiteLLM offers an API passthrough
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    by all2 3y ago

    You can take a general model and fine tune it for a specific task. There are various tutorials out there for creating fine-tuned models.
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    by all2 3y ago

    I'm very curious to see your setup and maybe a demo. Do you have a git repo I can look through?
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    by all2 3y ago

    For those that want it, The model mention in the parent is available on Ollama and was updated 3 minutes ago: https://ollama.ai/library/mistra-openorca You guys are on top of things.
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    by all2 3y ago

    I'd be very tempted to try and run a gear train and cable system so that the majority of the weight was near center of mass. If you're going small enough, there are servos that pull a few oz and could easily manipulate fishing lin
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    by all2 3y ago

    > A "reasoning loop" argument is especially odd when applied to LLMs...which explicitly have architectural loops Oh, I understood that the current crop of LLMs didn't have a way to push data back into itself. I know so li
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    by all2 3y ago

    You can coax LLM's into reasoning. I recall someone on here posting a link to prompts that instruct the LLM to reason through a request, and this improves its output significantly. I think what our models are missing is recursion on th
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    by all2 3y ago

    That just shows that parroting will solve a number of problems that require reasoning, that is "reasoning" as we think of it can be reduced to a statistical process. Kids parrot their parents before they understand the meaning o
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    by all2 3y ago

    > I see remarks like this a lot, and I don't know what to do with them. There's no "reasoning loop" built into LLMs yet. Keyword, yet. For now we're left with single-shot answers from "memory" rather t
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    by all2 3y ago

    There are stronger adhesive strips, also try putting the strip farther up or down your nose so that it doesn't have to bend as far. I've had good success putting it right below the bone of the nasal passage.
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    by all2 3y ago

    For me it has been nasal strips. That and not sleeping on my back (where my jaw relaxes and closes my throat).
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    by all2 3y ago

    I'm sure I've read about specialized neural networks being created. The human brain has (apparently) a bunch of different kinds of neurons in it that specialize in processing different information. I'm not sure how that would
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    by all2 3y ago

    What are your major road blocks to making money right now?
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    by all2 3y ago

    Phenomenal, even. I can imagine this will look fantastic if color and particle effects (transparent pngs on planes?) are added. Maybe they won't be added. If not, this art style still reminds me of black-and-white movies. It's eff
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    by all2 3y ago

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