dkarras

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by dkarras 3y ago
I had been researching stuff related to this for some time. Interesting project! Why not an obsidian plugin to tap into the ecosystem?
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by dkarras 3y ago
>Committed relationships found by judging other people's personality and looks are completely unnatural for human beings, and a result of conditioning by society. Humans developed culture and language. It is in our genes, how our br
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by dkarras 3y ago
I don't think it is baity? Just creative and interesting. Meshes perfectly with its content too, as the main argument of the article is that someone is going to do it without any general consensus as it is possible to do with some bill
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by dkarras 3y ago
>While possible to build, it's also strictly Temporary and just leaves us with a worse problem later on. Sounds like how humans have been operating since eons.
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by dkarras 3y ago
>It appears to be a more simplified way of getting a local LLM running on your machine No, it answers questions from the documents you provide. Off the shelf local LLMs don't do this by default. You need a RAG stack on top of it or
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by dkarras 3y ago
>Why would you give more freedom and more money to someone who has a larger brain capacity? preferences aside, you "get" things because you either make them yourself, or you barter the value you are able to generate. money is j
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by dkarras 3y ago
I personally don't really enjoy any process that produces a more or less static object. The dynamic nature of the produced artifacts is the allure of software for me, though I get the point of the parallels the author is making. Not sa
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by dkarras 3y ago
I remember seeing this exact thing a couple years ago. Or is my brain bugging out? very cool nonetheless.
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by dkarras 3y ago
>Go outside, hug a tree, lay in the grass - it's more realistic, no need to augment, and it's free! I am generally annoyed by this common advice. Nature and trees don't mean the same thing to everyone. Nature is just borin
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by dkarras 3y ago
some people are just unlucky in this regard. from the very first day of VR, I never had any balance / stomach issues. nothing bothers me really. anecdotal but I also don't seem to lose myself in the feeling of "immersion&quot
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by dkarras 3y ago
Same thing happens on Twitter. I login every week or so and my notifications are full of NFT scams. People tag me with an image and "new mint dropped!!!1" post, by the time I see it the tag is deleted but notification is still the
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by dkarras 3y ago
I'm not giving my most private thoughts and notes to a company's database and paying a subscription for the privilege.
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by dkarras 3y ago
...this has very little to do with mojo. mojo is not an nvidia accelerator for a couple ML frameworks.
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by dkarras 3y ago
hmm the creator says (from his podcast with Lex Friedman when I listened to him) that they are open sourcing it, but that it is a project borne out of their private effort at their company and that it is still being used privately - so the
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by dkarras 3y ago
mojo language joins the chat: https://www.modular.com/max/mojo
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by dkarras 3y ago
you're the one making a strawman from my argument. I obviously did not imply Apple giving away iOS devices. I was talking about forcing Apple to support a 3rd party developer ecosystem, providing the tools to develop for that ecosystem
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by dkarras 3y ago
yes I get the protest, but it is an ideological one. you create a device, and all the dev tools around it, should a government be able to force you to give it away and support people using it for free? they obviously can't (and shouldn
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by dkarras 3y ago
he is just trying to be inflammatory because he didn't get what he wanted. with unity, you had no alternative. CTF only applies if you want to not use Apple's own AppStore.
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by dkarras 3y ago
Maybe you guys think so highly of yourselves? I stand by my point, it is your computer and they can be deleted. Not as easily as any other application (because they rest on the protected system volume), but you can do it nevertheless. And t
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by dkarras 3y ago
Joke's on you, I read your message only after AI summarizes it for me so feel free with your tone. /s but only slightly
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by dkarras 3y ago
it is a bug. apple does not do updates this way. there is no reason for them to surprise users like this.
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by dkarras 3y ago
I think they can be deleted. But they are 10-50MB apps anyways, won't make a dent. Chess is 8MB on my machine.
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by dkarras 3y ago
yes I got the popup after months of not getting it 2 days ago as well. clicked X and no forced update for now. must be a bug that manifests in some conditions.
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by dkarras 3y ago
the equation changes a lot if you eat for emotional regulation / as a form of self-medication. then messing with what you eat quickly messes with your mental state. so to fix that (or go into it with a clean-ish slate) you have to get
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by dkarras 3y ago
umm what gave you that idea?
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by dkarras 3y ago
no doesn't work that way. experts can change per token so for interactive speeds you need all in memory unless you want to wait for model swaps between tokens.
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by dkarras 3y ago
not even original chatgpt level, it is a hallucinating mess still. Did the free bard get an update today? I am in the included countries, but it feels the same as it has always been.
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by dkarras 3y ago
https://www.edgedb.com/ is pretty amazing. postgres queried with a modern language, you can treat relational data like graphs without dealing with joins... baked in migrations management and more...
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by dkarras 3y ago
love this!
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by dkarras 3y ago
used to be on the same camp. now I think I get it. the language is malleable. because it is homoiconic. so while developing software, you are simultaneously writing a domain specific language for your problem. because macros. in the end, if

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