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by barrenko 1y ago
I am of the same mind, need to get a van it seems :).
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by barrenko 1y ago
Thank you so much for writing this. The thing about treating it all as some sort of an allergy makes sense for me since connecting some ideas from Gabor Mate about the immune system. And the covid triggering a phychosis like state rings tru
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by barrenko 1y ago
Mine are from south-eastern Europe and I have been ignoring the longing for my mountain for so long, I've figured everyone longs for their habitat anyways so it's not that special. We also have a lot of mental health issues in my
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by barrenko 1y ago
Lucidity is a feeling let's say. And the stuff you feel it "about" does necessarily mean that the stuff is legit. Or to quote Moby Dick ~ "Human madness is oftentimes a cunning and most feline thing. When you think it fl
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by barrenko 1y ago
Appreciate it!
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by barrenko 1y ago
This is personally interesting to me, as I am the first generation of my family that is not semi-nomadic (not sure about the exact term in English). When you say you've cured it - did you move somewhere more adequate or you did you sto
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Parallel LLM Generation with a Concurrent Attention Cache(eqimp.github.io)
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by barrenko 1y ago
Is it more like llama.cpp then? I don't have access to the good hardware.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Future ain't what it used to be. The web is dead (worse actually, it's a putrid rotting zombie, destroying our children's lives and ours), but the internet will survive.
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by barrenko 1y ago
That could be Bruxelles, but I've never lived in Berlin.
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by barrenko 1y ago
The event horizon of current AI space has been quite a thing to observe.
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by barrenko 1y ago
My nickel - we are in the primary stages of being given something like the famed "bicycle for the mind", an exoskeleton for the brain. At first when someone gives you a mech, you're like "woah, cool", let's see
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by barrenko 1y ago
This requires some discrete math knowledge?
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by barrenko 1y ago
I am not liking this fact.
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by barrenko 1y ago
I really thought hitting "light speed" would just zoom it all in a minute, but nope... So much for my physics preconceptions.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Yeah, honestly what's currently missing from the marketplace is a better way to read all of the code, the diffs etc. that the LLMs output, like how do you review it properly and gain an understanding of the codebase, since you're
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by barrenko 1y ago
I've watched Operation Saber recently, those quotes at the end are chilling.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Same, I like agents or nothing in between.
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by barrenko 1y ago
I used to think that the quote "Elections have consequences." is much much more benign.
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by barrenko 1y ago
This is why Ive left.
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by barrenko 1y ago
"You don't rise to the level of your goal, you fall to the level of your training"? Something like that?
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by barrenko 1y ago
This is on my todo list for just after https://slc.openlogicproject.org/ .
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by barrenko 1y ago
I can only hope AI somehow kills the smartphone.
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by barrenko 1y ago
There's also (of course) the agentic rag, especially if your data is from a lot of different types of resources, and you will have some context / memory set up that it relies on, in actuality with a lot of context there's is
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by barrenko 1y ago
This is the way.
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by barrenko 1y ago
FOAM / obsidian is markdown + graph building, or does it also add additional keywords to markdown?
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by barrenko 1y ago
"Jacobian" and "changing direction" is already sort-of a pun, but the actual text is of drier humor.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Beautiful functional website, I got hooked from that last woodpecker post that ended up on HN.
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by barrenko 1y ago
Is it ok if I ask you for your age?
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by barrenko 1y ago
Yes. Next question.

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