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by boredumb 2mo ago
I do think the frontier models and providers should be aiming to be as insanely accurate and precise for machine interfacing as possible, the rest of the world can build a zillion interfaces into it based on the context that they are actual
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by boredumb 2mo ago
I've bet a portion of my current companys platform against this (laboratory operating platform for people doing the biolab work)... uh oh. In all seriousness I think the reality is this is just going to create a lot more work for human
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by boredumb 2mo ago
Launching just recently and having to think about how i'm marketing things more and more, the hardest parts to really market are the AI related features. Most of the real value AI provides isn't flashy its just eliminating the ted
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Show HN: FlaskTrack – Laboratory operations software built for modern biotech(flasktrack.com)
2 points by boredumb 2mo ago|0 comments
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by boredumb 3mo ago
Don't work 12 hour days to get milestone X out, because there are dozens more milestones so don't get burnt on trying to get this one out yesterday. It would probably be more like, don't use 200% to get this out and then quit
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by boredumb 4mo ago
Cool, but I'm not sure the victims and the public are always thrilled when they see murderers get off by reason of insanity, despite it being a life sentence and essentially a medically induced solitary mental confinement. People were
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by boredumb 4mo ago
If someone kills a family member and the court gives them 6 years and a parole officer, the remaining family will and has taken justice into their own hands and that has a much higher blast radius and margin of error than executing a guy co
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by boredumb 8mo ago
https://birdsofpuertorico.com/
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by boredumb 9mo ago
A few years ago I saw a vape with a full display that played a pac man clone aside from the state and settings, and now I have a drawer of random vape screens and components that I swear i'm going to use one of these years.
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by boredumb 9mo ago
please, just use html/css and some javascript where applicable.
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Create a simple MCP based agent in Rust(santurcesoftware.com)
1 points by boredumb 9mo ago|0 comments
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by boredumb 10mo ago
I thought this was going to be an article about the ESP-32s
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by boredumb 11mo ago
just never upset the wrong person that knows they have leverage over you keeping your home.
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by boredumb 1y ago
There is a small sense of irony reading the first 3 sentences before the paywall pops up and stops me from reading it entirely.
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by boredumb 1y ago
as a pedantic aside Americans use the term washed or washing money interchangeably with laundering or laundered money
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by boredumb 1y ago
I've done exactly this with MCP { "name": "unshare_exec", "description": "Run a binary in isolated Linux namespaces using unshare", "inputS
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by boredumb 1y ago
keep that energy when you and your family are starving in the dark with no running water.
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by boredumb 1y ago
Who knew the rural town of Remote, Oregon was such a startup hub these days.
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by boredumb 1y ago
Since it says "Translated by Nancy Qanqar" i'd be willing to bet they're training on some audiobooks with a transcript and somewhere in there it consistently has "Translated by Nancy Qanqar" in the transcript w
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by boredumb 2y ago
I went inside and complemented the worker on their pumps being so easy to use, He. Did. Not. Care.
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by boredumb 2y ago
I really don't care about the aesthetics of a string but this is 100% my issue when interacting with UUIDs.
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by boredumb 2y ago
I imagined that the space stations have the equipment to take all measurements and record evidence so you aren't having to return samples to earth except for a neat souvenir.
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by boredumb 2y ago
Climate obsessed people are probably in it for the right reasons but are hysterically annoying from any third party perspective. Keep telling people that cow burps are what is driving bad weather and you can keep being baffled that "de
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by boredumb 2y ago
I've been experimenting with using Tide, sqlx and askama and after getting comfortable, it's even more ergonomic for me than using golang and it's template/sql librarys. Having compile time checks on SQL and templates in
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by boredumb 2y ago
> nations that do not tolerate dogs are healthier Which nations would that be?
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by boredumb 2y ago
I've used chromecast to power all my "dumb" tvs for years and being able to use my laptop or any phone that's on the wifi has been amazing to avoid using a clunky roko or firetv interface. Sad to see one of the most pers
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by boredumb 3y ago
Many moons ago I wanted to do something similar for AI data sets and models over IPFS. I don't know the future for IPFS but I do hope the essence of a p2p data sharing infrastructure becomes more accessible to help individuals tackle s
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by boredumb 3y ago
Of course mistral7b is worse than GPT-4, but I can run mistral-7b at home.
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by boredumb 3y ago
> Also I'm curious what would be the legal impacts on it (since USA and EU refers to a model's FLOPs/number of parameters... How do you compute it with sparsity? Do you average?). How/when did these types of regulatio
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by boredumb 3y ago
"Mamba is the world's longest venomous snake with an estimated length of over 150 m" Had a laugh at that. Really great stuff though, it was nice to have referencing to the arxiv paper so someone like me who generally consumes

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