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Show HN: Toy Python Lisp interpreters based on the 1960 McCarthy paper(github.com)
3 points by disconnection 6mo ago|0 comments
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by disconnection 6mo ago
Still waiting on a reply and the logs so I can do forensics on this incident. IMO the response from Railway should have been: "all hands on deck, red alert, worst imaginable security breach for a PaaS". Not a small yellow alert po
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by disconnection 10mo ago
Good that he worked it out so quick. I recently spent a day debugging email problems on Railway PaaS, because they silently closed an SMTP port without telling anyone.
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by disconnection 3y ago
I have a hierarchy of templates, where I can automatically swap out parts of the prompt based on which LLM I am using. And also have a set of benchmarking tests to compare relative performance. I treat LLMs like a commodity and keep switchi
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by disconnection 3y ago
It seems you have good intentions with this system and want to do something positive for children, but I am currently listening to this podcast. I think it would be wise to explicitly distance yourself from the scams around AI children&#x27
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by disconnection 3y ago
Lol, don't care; I run my own models locally .
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by disconnection 3y ago
Yup - SwiftUI is pretty immature still, so I use the latest iOS17 to get the latest features to make development simpler. For example, handling in-app purchases is hugely easier in iOS17.
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by disconnection 3y ago
oops, high-pass filter.
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by disconnection 3y ago
Cheers! Yes, I recommend it - it's a lot of fun. There are probably easier to install and better LLM models than mine for home use. But my project should work if you have enough Python knowledge to install all the libraries. Just throw
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by disconnection 3y ago
Q: What is a dog? A: To get a frog. Q: Why did the chicken cross the road? A: Because it was Sunday. With "Q: " as a prompt, it will make its own jokes: Q: How do you cross a race with no cold birds? A: Because they did the tootha
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by disconnection 3y ago
Awesome! I didn't want to go for 100% sleep-inducing sounds; hopefully it works as general background ambience.
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by disconnection 3y ago
I just went really far into the nature, away from main roads or human habitation. I use wind muffs to cut wind noise, and sometimes a low-pass filter to cut out any very distant traffic rumble.
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Show HN: MyGPT a toy LLM which can be trained on Project Gutenberg and dad jokes(github.com)
25 points by disconnection 3y ago|4 comments
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Show HN: I recorded nature sounds for a year, then released an ambient sound app(apps.apple.com)
11 points by disconnection 3y ago|8 comments
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Free website hosting with GitHub Pages and script magic(disconnectionist.com)
1 points by disconnection 4y ago|0 comments
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Migrating your Django app off Heroku, and onto a fresh new (free) PaaS(disconnectionist.com)
2 points by disconnection 4y ago|0 comments
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Automate your life: rapidly build your own personal software services(disconnectionist.com)
3 points by disconnection 7y ago|0 comments
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by disconnection 7y ago
From my own research, I would say that 4 days is still too much in many cases: http://www.disconnectionist.com/blog/becoming-a-part-time-su...
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by disconnection 7y ago
That is a scarily fast time for someone to try to exploit it.
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Free money: the lazy person's guide to bad app monetization(disconnectionist.com)
3 points by disconnection 7y ago|0 comments
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by disconnection 7y ago
Technical proposal and grant writing. If you team up with people from disciplines other than programming+architecture, who can each deal with different aspects of the one proposal, you can pull in very large contracts together.
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by disconnection 7y ago
Sales is a learnable skill, and in practice I found it straightforward to cut out the middlemen/women completely and avoid platforms and agents. I wrote a sales guide here, with all the tricks I picked up over the years. I'm not s