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by cal85 1y ago
Wait is this a Lovable clone that is actually called open-lovable? That seems bold
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by cal85 1y ago
If I understand right, this is about actual text chatbots, where they don't hide that it's an AI interview? I've not experienced one of those, but I don't think it would be as bad as the time I was interviewed by AI thro
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by cal85 1y ago
> more concerned with proving that they're part of a culture So true! This feeling is everywhere in movies now.
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by cal85 1y ago
When you say “do anything in their own”, what kind of things do you mean?
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Momentarily(momentarily.online)
1 points by cal85 1y ago|0 comments
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by cal85 1y ago
Your chilling effect argument (2) is important, and it would be much stronger if it wasn’t sandwiched between a dubious assertion (1) and an irrelevant point (3).
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by cal85 1y ago
Which model?
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by cal85 1y ago
> even on a local SQLite DB there is likely some non zero benefit to minimising the amount of data retrieved. Why though? I get why it can be a big perf win to push that kind of logic into a remote DB - fewer and smaller payloads being s
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by cal85 1y ago
Looks interesting. Is there a performance benefit to pushing this kind of logic into SQLite, compared with doing similar logic as a series of steps from a Node process? Or are the motivations for this library more ergonomic/practical?
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by cal85 1y ago
The building complex is always called “the Barbican”, but the surrounding map area and its tube station are named just “Barbican”. Also, the arts theatre place within the Barbican seems to be officially named “Barbican Centre” (but people a
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Sam Altman interview(ft.com)
3 points by cal85 1y ago|0 comments
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by cal85 1y ago
Interesting! I’m wondering, does caching the model state mean the tokens are no longer directly visible to the model? i.e. if you asked it to print out the input tokens perfectly (assuming there’s no security layer blocking this, and assumi
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by cal85 1y ago
These are great points. But I would debate the 100x point a little. And I think there are some cases where ignoring fast taps is clearly preferable. I’m specifically thinking about phone notifications that slide in from the top – ie, fro
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by cal85 1y ago
It’s not about the tree, nor the joy and happiness it brought to many (as very few people knew of this tree, compared to how many are upset). I think what people really don’t like is the deliberate attempt to upset other people (even if it’
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Capablanca: How I Learned to Play Chess (1916)(chesshistory.com)
3 points by cal85 1y ago|0 comments
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Paper(dynomight.net)
2 points by cal85 1y ago|1 comments
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by cal85 2y ago
It really isn’t. The comment argues that the proposed solution is unworkable and would have adverse consequences, not that it would only partially work.
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SynCity: Training-Free Generation of 3D Worlds(github.com)
2 points by cal85 2y ago|0 comments
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Sketch-of-Thought: Efficient LLM Reasoning(arxiv.org)
43 points by cal85 2y ago|4 comments
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by cal85 2y ago
Why would more turnover imply more reference-checking?
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by cal85 2y ago
https://archive.ph/hfglV
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Tech vs. Finance: The Social Wars(ft.com)
3 points by cal85 2y ago|1 comments
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by cal85 2y ago
You can do all three: (1) focus on you etc, (2) take an interest in global events, and (3) not get outraged. It really is possible.
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by cal85 2y ago
Both, come on
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by cal85 2y ago
Bun has always been a bundler (and package manager, and Node runtime). This release adds "HTML imports" as a way to use the bundler.
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The rise and fall of the English sentence (2017)(nautil.us)
100 points by cal85 2y ago|51 comments
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by cal85 2y ago
https://x.com/search?q=trump+(from:paulg)
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AI Opportunities Action Plan(gov.uk)
4 points by cal85 2y ago|0 comments
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by cal85 2y ago
Interesting, what kind of situations does it come in handy?
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by cal85 2y ago
I think the main battle is mindset. The willingness to be seen attempting to persuade others to buy your product or invest in you or whatever. A lot of people, including engineer types, have a deep aversion to this, which may remain unexami

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