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by chr15m 3mo ago
I am working on a local first LLM frontend that saves all chats directly to your hard drive and ships in a single index.html file artifact that you can self host. No code to show yet. I'm taking the time it requires.
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by chr15m 3mo ago
The universal human language is not music, it is donut.
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by chr15m 3mo ago
> Extremely useful if you are, say, trialing a novel chemotherapy drug and want to end your trial ASAP to get everyone on the intervention arm if the drug actually works. They are extremely useful for that, yes.
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by chr15m 3mo ago
Yes, exactly. Absorption barrier.
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by chr15m 3mo ago
The most important part of this for a living human being is touched on at the end. You only die once. Life expectancy is an ensemble mean over a population, and "you are not a population". You need to try to avoid risks that are g
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by chr15m 3mo ago
Correct. The argument is not about the deployment or the technical quality of MLKEM. Pretending it is, is an appeal to authority, and is moving the goal posts from the actual argument.
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by chr15m 3mo ago
I have edited my post to remove the rude acronym. Thank you for your feedback. I do not think the response addresses the claims made, and uses logical fallacies in place of a well reasoned response. > a team of highly-regarded European a
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by chr15m 3mo ago
An important lesson.
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by chr15m 3mo ago
Congratulations Citizen, you have complied with the mainthink.
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by chr15m 3mo ago
> the code which implements a client-side web application is distributed by the given website Incorrect, and trivially falsifiable. Examples: - Self hosting, where you control both client and server. - Loading a web app from file:/&
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by chr15m 3mo ago
These problems come from giving LLMs too much agency. The fix is to ruthlessly manage context yourself, and use a harness that only allows one LLM response at a time. Don't leave context up to the LLM, and check everything it is doing.
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by chr15m 4mo ago
I mean we need "a field guide to hand-written HTML for the modern front end developer."
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by chr15m 4mo ago
We need the exact opposite of this.
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by chr15m 4mo ago
The map is not the territory.
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by chr15m 4mo ago
Here's the original paper if you want to skip the slop: https://keremcosar.uvacreate.virginia.edu/publications/BCCH-...
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by chr15m 4mo ago
> you’re criticizing a powerful politician, or talking about your experiences with abuse or addiction, or discussing embarrassing medical issues you’re facing This is not the problem. Even if, like millions, you are not talking about the
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by chr15m 4mo ago
Yep, it's sunlight. Nobody will run that trial though because we've spent decades telling people the sun is dangerous and gives you cancer (both things can be true of course). Putting people in the sun every day would not pass eth
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by chr15m 4mo ago
Yes and you could probably do it serially, trading off slower speed for higher intelligence.
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Surpassing Frontier Performance with a Fusion of multiple models(openrouter.ai)
7 points by chr15m 4mo ago|2 comments
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by chr15m 4mo ago
I found this juxtaposition of facts telling: > Drug design: Using Mythos 5, our internal protein design experts accelerated... Nine of the 14 protein targets from this study (shown below) yielded strong candidates for *drug design that w
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The Artificial Intelligence Revolution (2015)(waitbutwhy.com)
3 points by chr15m 4mo ago|0 comments
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by chr15m 4mo ago
It's smartphones (~2008).
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Code Is Cheap(er)(htmx.org)
4 points by chr15m 4mo ago|0 comments
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by chr15m 4mo ago
Brevity is a more accurate indicator of effort than length. "I would have written a shorter letter, but I did not have the time." -- Pascal, 1657
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by chr15m 4mo ago
> Marge, those people chased us with pitchforks and torches. TORCHES! At four in the afternoon!
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by chr15m 5mo ago
I constantly find myself accidentally selling your product to people just because I find it so useful myself. It's great, please don't ruin it, and thanks for making it. Congratulations on the raise and best of luck!
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by chr15m 5mo ago
> The point is the Foundation is rich. Seventeen-plus months of operating runway in the bank. I don't think "rich" is the correct way to describe this. It sounds like a lot of money but there are a lot of expenses and peop
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by chr15m 5mo ago
> the more barriers there are the better No. Barriers have tradeoffs beyond simply safety. Safety is often possible without these barriers. False dichotomy.
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by chr15m 5mo ago
Yes it's often a problem. I am a Joplin user. Many times I have thought "X would be so much easier if these were just Markdown files on disk." Joplin has an API you can use, but it's annoying. Files on disk would be bett
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Negation Neglect: When models fail to learn negations in training(arxiv.org)
2 points by chr15m 5mo ago|0 comments

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