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basch
4y ago
A domain specific LLM trained on fantasy, science fiction, role playing etc, embedded into a hardware speaker / mask. Something you can prop up at the table, and have disconnected from the internets.
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basch
4y ago
lay*
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4y ago
It also, in my pay opinion, needs a memory store. I need to be able to save something to a variable and call back that exact variable. Right now, because it’s just pure text input of the whole conversation, it can forget or corrupt it’s “m
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basch
4y ago
that doesnt really fix the flickering problem.
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basch
4y ago
I have "Is It Snappy?" on my phone, and before I buy any bulbs or fixtures I check to see how badly they flicker. Walking down the Home Depot or Menards lighting isle and taking video of each fixture, there is infinite variation,
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basch
4y ago
Isn't max credit card float closer to 7 weeks? If you buy something the day after statement close, it takes 4 weeksish to issue another statement, and is due in another 3 weeks. Obviously if you bought at the wrong time in the cycle,
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basch
4y ago
Do the techmeme links click through?
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4y ago
Pretty amazing. I tested aldaily.com and had trouble navigating to get to the articles. Allsides.com worked. Techmeme.com did not work. gemini://gemi.dev/cgi-bin/waffle.cgi/links?https%3A%2F%2Fallsides.com%2F htt
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4y ago
Have you used Modo News? It would be nice if your interface sorted the sources by bias and let you side between different summaries. In the upper right corner of Modo you can swap between timeline view (seeing past incarnations of a story
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4y ago
he couldnt be more wrong about " it doesn't know what the words _mean_." That's precisely what transformers do do. They know what ever word and semantical structure means. They are super fast substitution and relations
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basch
4y ago
https://bonkersworld.net/organizational-charts-update
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4y ago
I put the inflection point on Marissa Mayer moving on from VP of Search Products and User Experience to Maps (2010). No one has been paying attention to the "experience" of the people using the overall Google suite/collection
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basch
4y ago
Isn’t it deterministic with the temperature turned down? You can control when it gives a precise vs fuzzy answer.
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basch
4y ago
I didn’t say “LLMs solve all problems” or “there will be no place anywhere for code anymore.”
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basch
4y ago
You’re already limiting your imagination to “coding.” These are data transformers that can transform raw data without coding at all. At what point does a model itself replace code? It’s sort of like a CPU, right. You can have hardware tha
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4y ago
I think this is mistaking the current .01 iteration with what the technology will be able to achieve. All sorts of groundbreaking technology looks like a minor improvement over the previously refined version until it gets implemented in a
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4y ago
>routinely make it so difficult to determine what's legit from what's fake. Like the amount of times on my phone where I get prompted for a username and password different from the app im in (to make some kind of connection) bu
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4y ago
Yeah, I had copy/paste on a Windows CE device, but Apples per usual was better. And what I meant by it is I would otherwise give the revolution award to the 3GS, but really the 4 was the first “feature complete” iPhone, without visible
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4y ago
I do if I want the window. Crops are something else.
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4y ago
My stubbornness to relearn and move away from “printscreen+winkey+r+mspaint+enter+select+Ctenophora+c” pays off. I don’t know what it is about snipping tools (and I use sharex too” but I always find myself going back to paint, as the tools
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basch
4y ago
Sounds like you rasterized the pdfs.
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4y ago
The web felt like both a simultaneous step forward and backward from HyperCard. I think the web would have evolved quite differently had their been a good PowerPoint like gui design tool for building sites, one that wasn’t focused on the ba
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4y ago
For the longest time I would have said the internet was the most revolutionary moment in the last century. But the more I dwell on it, I debate if the pocket touchscreen smartphone was really the moment. Before phone, I printed Mapquest ont
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basch
4y ago
Who here has a mortgage that eventually got purchased by Fannie or Freddie? The lenders underwriting home loans hold them a grand total of a couple days before they get passed along. The crisis this time is going to be to bank shareholders
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basch
4y ago
Fair use is a judgement. Fair use is an affirmative defense (admitting guilt, but saying you should be allowed to, like self defense.) A judge looks at the work and the framework and decides if fair use is an acceptable defense to infring
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4y ago
comicbook.com has seemingly come out of nowhere and I’ve been seeing it a lot now. Without an ad blocker, the site is cancer. Is CBS on some kind of promotional kick / rejuvenation?
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basch
4y ago
9/470 isnt bad?
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basch
4y ago
230 doesnt just cover blocking/moderation. I would surmise trigger warnings and nsfw tags count as screening. >230(c)(1) No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any inf
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4y ago
230 protects you if you run a service people post information to. I'm not so sure if it protects you when you run a service that scrapes others. Ive never quite thought Google search results had the protection they claimed they do, u
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4y ago
You never would have had the growth of web hosting. Everything would be self hosted out of home basements, and ISPs would disconnect anybody remotely questionable.
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