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by cpill 8mo ago
I'm in the market for a new phone. is there a list of phones somewhere that are hackable?
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by cpill 8mo ago
> The missing piece is still discovery. If P2P file sharing network can do distributed search, surely it wouldn't be so hard for self hosting? Could make a web server plugin to do it? Would be nice to have a search engine/netwo
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by cpill 8mo ago
I wonder how hard a distributed search algorithm would be to build into a web server? I guess it would be open to bad actors, but there would also be a way to stop that, distributed moderation? I made a content management system (CMS) for s
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by cpill 8mo ago
> Building on a foundation of simple but solid statistical algorithms from a decade ago I wonder what algorithms they are talking about? Can't find any papers referenced :( Looking at the clustering code it looks like they are using
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by cpill 8mo ago
I wonder if we could have much smaller models if they train on less languages? i.e. python + yaml + json only or even an single languages with an cluster of models loaded into memory dynamically...?
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by cpill 10mo ago
YEAH! If its less than a 100TB as second I don't even get out of bed!
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by cpill 10mo ago
I wonder if one might solve this by using an accumulator that merges objects as they are emitted based on some ID (i.e. request ID say) and then ether emits the object on normal execution or a global exception handler emits it on error...?
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by cpill 10mo ago
yeah, but TidalCycles doesn't have the interactive code that shows you what is playing or have inline sliders :P
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by cpill 10mo ago
I can smell a startup coming on...
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by cpill 11mo ago
Of course it is. Your confusing reasoning with intelligence. They are not the same thing.
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by cpill 11mo ago
If its counter intuitive then the classification system is bogas
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by cpill 11mo ago
Yeah, but WHY? If they are on the website, why would they want to look at the feed for the website, on the website, in the browser instead of just looking at the website? If the feed is so amazing, why have the website in the first place? O
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by cpill 11mo ago
yes, but why??? Your on the website and you have a link to the syndicated feed, for the website your on, and you want to make they feed look good in the browser... so they can click the link to the website _you are already on_??? The argume
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by cpill 11mo ago
This guy is full of horse manure.
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by cpill 11mo ago
Games? One of the biggest industries, I mean verticals, in the world?
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by cpill 11mo ago
Their decisions are based on data and so sycophantic must be what people want. That is the cold, hard reality. When I look at modern culture: more likes and subscribes, money solves all problems, being physically attractive is more importan
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by cpill 11mo ago
I think the cash grab is that by far the biggest use case for these models is personal relationship. Chai AI is doing more tokens per month than Anthropic all together and its just personal relationships.
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by cpill 11mo ago
Thats what they said about the Cylons until they started to have babies with them ...
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by cpill 11mo ago
This sounds interesting. Perhaps you could write a blog post about it? I'm always looking for use cases for Prolog
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by cpill 11mo ago
YES! I've run a few experiments on classical logic problems and an LLM can spit out Prolog programs to solve the puzzel. Try it yourself, ask an LLM to write some prolog to solve some problem and then copy paste it to https:/&#x2
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by cpill 11mo ago
Of course it does "reasoning", what do you think reasoning is? From a quick google: "the action of thinking about something in a logical, sensible way". Prolog searches through a space of logical proposition (constraints
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by cpill 1y ago
Same here... then i tried a playlist and it worked. Search didn't work until I switched to iTunes Music and now its flawless.
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by cpill 1y ago
I installed using Software on Ubuntu and its only 153MB which is not even the size of the biggest Chrome tab I have open. If it was written in Rust it would be maybe 15MB but I have 16GB in this 6yo laptop so it is no biggy.
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by cpill 1y ago
I don't know what the point of nukes are anymore. They will never be used. You'd figure giving Ukraine long range missiles would provoke Russia into using theirs, but they haven't. What would it take other than another nuclea
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by cpill 1y ago
But whats the inference speed like on these? Can you use them in a realtime interaction with an agent?
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by cpill 2y ago
gimp should get an ai chat interface, then it doesn't matter how good or bad the UI is
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by cpill 2y ago
a 40yo code base. Eeeek!
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by cpill 2y ago
I make a new window for each task in working on keeping the tabs grouped together, and more importantly, make it easy to kill them when the team is done. if I have a group of tabs open for a long time that I'm meaning to read (and I kn
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by cpill 2y ago
this is fine for countries that have governments that look after it's citizens, like Europe where it is already relatively safe. for the US, where the wealth disparity is rapidly increasing and only an uprising is going to change anyth
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by cpill 2y ago
could someone explain how the RL works here? I don't understand how it can be a training objective with a LLM?

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