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by bravura 1y ago
So what's at loggerheads here is: * The LLM has strong and deep rooted belief in its knowledge (that a seahorse emoji exist). * It attempts to express that concept using language (including emojis) but the language is so poor and inacc
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by bravura 1y ago
Couldn't see it, what was it?
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by bravura 1y ago
As an American living in Europe, I have seen Europe do "no cameras by default" quite successfully.
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by bravura 1y ago
Right but you have a good security posture and hygiene. MCP as a use case (not a protocol) is encouraging risky usage by less security minded people.
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by bravura 1y ago
Question: Is the computational cost of verifying the proof significantly less than the computational cost of creating the proof?
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by bravura 1y ago
Can you share an actual example demonstrating this potential pathology? Like many things in ML, this might be a problem in theory but empirically it isn’t important, or is very low on the stack rank of issues with our models.
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by bravura 1y ago
An old bit in Harper's Index quoted that the average number of time you have to taste something you have an aversion to and develop a taste for it is 12. Like most statistics in Harper's Index, the veracity of that number is quest
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by bravura 1y ago
There's a difference between being present and enjoying something in the moment versus equating the background process with the moment itself.
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by bravura 1y ago
Have you reversed engineered the Ableton project format? I got frustrated the last time I tried, and currently LLMs tell me "Live updates break things constantly". Are my fears oversold? At the time I was doing it, I was trying to
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by bravura 1y ago
Sure, I can describe some of the basics I'm trying to do. My goal is to autogenerate "projects" with loops and one hits, so I have like 100 candidate "songs" or "kits" to work with just using hardware and
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by bravura 1y ago
This is very illuminating, thank you. I feel like a veil has been lifted from me. What sort of scripting are you doing? Do you mind sending me an email (in profile) if I have a few questions?
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by bravura 1y ago
I'm aware that the format is undocumented XML, thank you for sharing anyway. I've found it painful enough to reverse engineer that it sucks the joy out of any Ableton programming. I honestly believe this is one of the most end-use
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by bravura 1y ago
How easy is it to integrate reaper with hardware? I find it really frustrating that the Ableton format is closed, so you can't write software to generate projects for Ableton Push. Want I want is the fastest path to making beats using
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by bravura 1y ago
I was very excited for a strong off-the-shelf code vector embedding search tool. I wanted to encourage you to explore that direction, since it's a) very powerful, b) annoying to hand-roll, and thus c) sorely needed as open source.
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by bravura 1y ago
Does ccusage (or claude code with subscription) actually tell you what the limits are or how close you are too them?
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by bravura 1y ago
1) Internet commentary is generally pretty low quality, but perfume nerds seem categorically to all be the most interesting person you would ever invite to a party: https://basenotes.com/fragrances/no-5-by-chanel.102106
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by bravura 1y ago
Pairwise rank constraints involve fewer assumptions that per-item scoring about the underlying nature of the data, thus they are more robust.
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by bravura 1y ago
Claude Code with an API token, even when told: "Iterate until github is green without stopping" will sometimes just stop and wait to be told to continue.
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by bravura 1y ago
Thanks for building this! The tool shows a lot of promise. Coming from Claude Code, the core functionality feels solid - just needs some permission refinements to match enterprise use cases. This is based upon quickly skimming the current c
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by bravura 1y ago
And how do the results compare to hosted LLMs like Claude 3.7?
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by bravura 1y ago
Sorry, I side with GP. Just because you don't want to use Llama/GPT because of cost, the middle-ground of DistilBERT etc (which can run on a single CPU) is a much more sensible cost/benefit tradeoff than VADER's decade o
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by bravura 1y ago
I want LLM accessible bookmarks. That's it. It doesn't work yet. I use singlefile to archive pages I'm viewing Linkding. Then I have a BeautifulScript4 script to strip the assets. Then I use Jina's ReaderLM v2 to render
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by bravura 1y ago
I usually like your takes, but where I disagree today is when you say: "Truffles have a functional role in a dish." but fonts don't. Either both do have functional roles or both are luxuries like Hermès.
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by bravura 1y ago
Sorry, does that mean I can use anthropic and gemini with codex? And switch during the session?
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by bravura 2y ago
It's a peculiar and fascinating observation you make. With static images, we always look for eyes. With video, we always look for dancing.
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by bravura 2y ago
Question: Does this use single file or something similar? I've basically been dying for an easy to use local bookmarking service that uses singlefile? Second question: How easy is it to crawl the local store and apply LLMs or RAG?
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by bravura 2y ago
This is an increasingly important area, with LLM generated code, and am curious about people's experiences with codesandbox vs e2b vs daytona
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by bravura 2y ago
Recently, I signed up for two premium cards. The main benefit I wanted: Collision and damage coverage on INTERNATIONAL car rentals. Honest feedback: I logged into your site and found it useless. I plugged in my two cards. Your site gave me
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by bravura 2y ago
Quantity has a quality all of its own.
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by bravura 2y ago
When doing interior decoration, I am definitely interested in finding objects that fit very specific prompts.

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