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by appplication 2mo ago
I think it’s worth recognizing that for some people sober karaoke is just going to be filled with anxiety and no framing will make it fun. I would hang out with friends and do it if they wanted to, but I’d prefer literally any other activit
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by appplication 2mo ago
Love it, I had a similar but probably worse idea a few years back while woodworking. I agree the issue with essentially all CAD and sketchup etc is it forces you to work with primitives that are different from your real world ones. Extrudi
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by appplication 2mo ago
I was amazed reading this: > Critics of Harlow's research have observed that clinging is a matter of survival in young rhesus monkeys, but not in humans, and have suggested that his conclusions, when applied to humans, overestimate
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by appplication 2mo ago
I do not understand the anti-JavaScript folks here. This is a forum that celebrates all sorts of automation, but now when a website wants to run automations that is agitating? I guess my question would be why does something so benign and co
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by appplication 2mo ago
Using California as an example, only case where this typically applies would be if you specifically have bound contract with a provision specifying winner is awarded legal fees. Trademark lawsuits are by and large not contract disputes so i
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by appplication 2mo ago
Easier said than done, you don’t get lawyers fees back for winning a frivolous lawsuit, but you are required to pay them if you want to win. It’s entirely feasible for a company to force your hand in this way.
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by appplication 2mo ago
Honestly the battle for copyright with models is lost. The takeaway is copyright applies to you as a small user and not to billion/trillion dollar companies. Same as any other US law, really.
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by appplication 2mo ago
> Peer review is not perfect, and may not be tuned to catch LLM’s style of errors This summarizes I think a lot of the challenges with validating LLM output. We hear “humans make mistakes too”, but I would agree with you that our human d
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by appplication 2mo ago
TDD haters in shambles with this news
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by appplication 2mo ago
Very curious what living standards you’re thinking of
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by appplication 2mo ago
Oh bummer. I was really excited about pgrust but AGPL is a dealbreaker. Not for me personally, but it will never see wide adoption because it’s a banned license in most corporate environments. Lack of path to wide adoption means it’s dead i
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by appplication 2mo ago
This is the coolest LLM thing I’ve seen since the original ChatGPT announcement a few years ago. IMO much more impressive than marginal gains of frontier models.
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by appplication 2mo ago
This is so funny, honestly love it.
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by appplication 2mo ago
It may be true but if you have nothing else going for you I can see why some folks would throw their leveraged hat in the ring.
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by appplication 2mo ago
I see what this is going for but can’t help but feel like it’s overwrought. It feels a bit like the most likely outcomes are increased token burn, review surface, and time per task vs not using this. Who knows, maybe that’s a good thing.
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by appplication 2mo ago
I second this. There’s so many OSS projects where long term plans live in private discords and maintainers act like it’s necessary to keep it all a secret
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by appplication 2mo ago
The solar situation in CA is truly mind boggling for a state that is ostensibly progressive.
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by appplication 2mo ago
It’s a sensible request, but we just don’t have the technology to do it.
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by appplication 2mo ago
Not really, to my understanding. You own your buzz instance but it still interfaces with existing models, open or otherwise. The linked issues apply to the model outputs themselves and is orthogonal to what buzz is ostensibly doing.
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by appplication 2mo ago
Very cool project and good finds. What do you see as the end state for your project - do you think pg has a path to upstream, or would this be a fork? Without knowing anything about the pg team, I would assume they would be hesitant to even
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by appplication 2mo ago
(Edit: replied to wrong comment)
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by appplication 2mo ago
I think in this case a tour is fine and sort of the point. But I disagree with you generally.
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by appplication 2mo ago
Tbh I was super enthusiastic about Ty but it’s just so far behind basedpyright I had to switch off it. The lack of checks wasn’t the issue, it was the false positives which were the real dealbreaker. That and it doesn’t have support for bas
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by appplication 2mo ago
It’s funny how asking “who won the 2012 election” and “who won the 2016 election” are not political but suddenly “who won the 2020 election” is. I think that should tell you whoever takes an easily verifiable fact and argues that it is “pol
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by appplication 2mo ago
It’s interesting the cognitive dissonance this brings out in me. As much as I think Musk carries a fairly reprehensible aura, I would still like to see SpaceX succeed. Space has a funny, transcendent way of inspiring us.
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by appplication 2mo ago
It’s interesting that this is less funding/valuation than hundreds of other random B2B Series C/D companies that may not even exist in 5 years. No point, just perspective.
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by appplication 2mo ago
Very cool! FYI I was able to cause all sorts of hell by pinch zooming on mobile safari. This seemed to throw off the click and drag select box and on one occasion crashed the page entirely.
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by appplication 2mo ago
There’s also probably a lot less noise from casual internet conversations. I imagine a nontrivial amount of what LLMs know about certain technologies comes directly from forums like reddit where quality of response isn’t guaranteed.
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by appplication 2mo ago
Do notice he is quite Socratic, the approach works well for LLMs they love to please so you have to be careful in how you lead them.
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by appplication 2mo ago
Nothing to worry about, it turns out it’s just a collection of parquet and some metadata

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