dr_kiszonka

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by dr_kiszonka 11mo ago
I quite enjoyed the writing style (despite a little wrinkle around context/contextual), but I am a bit disappointed that the article was so light on details.
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'Godfather of AI' (Bengio) becomes first person to hit one million citations(nature.com)
2 points by dr_kiszonka 11mo ago|3 comments
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by dr_kiszonka 11mo ago
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=kukA0LcAAAAJ&hl=en
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Facial Recognition Finds 91% Match to Shakespeare(pbs.org)
4 points by dr_kiszonka 11mo ago|0 comments
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Ring-1T: open-source, SOTA thinking model with a trillion parameters(huggingface.co)
3 points by dr_kiszonka 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dr_kiszonka 11mo ago
Relating it to the OP, github sometimes feels like the original world "wild" web. Sure, wild in the confines of Microsoft's corporate landscape, but I find it more likely to come across something interesting and useful there
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Looks great! Would you have a recommendation for intro materials to help me learn the basics of electronics using CircuitLab? I have a working understanding of signal processing but building an actual circuit without electrocuting myself,
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Best comment! Thanks.
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
You can delete memories in ChatGPT and ask your bot to add a custom ones; memories can be instructions too. Gemini lets you create and edit memories.
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Maybe it depends on a person, but I find some of their products quite useful. For example, I use a few of my own custom GPTs almost daily and have a few scheduled tasks running.
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
It is clearly not the same experience, but it is possible to emulate these sounds with software like DiskClick (Win, Linux, maybe MacOS).
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
I don't want to speak for OP, but isn't the idea behind responsible disclosure to give developers time to patch an exploit before publicizing it?
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Is there some kind of an external "AI wrangler?" With multiple AI agents simultaneously creating and editing multiple files, many devs won't be able to pick up malicious changes, even if they look at diffs. (And there are of
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
If you go viral, you could charge companies, not users, e.g., a LiMu Emu product placement ;)
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
What do you use a foot pedal for? Sustain?
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
This is a very funny comment. Thank you.
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
What are those "augmentative" jobs that fresh CS grads can transition to?
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Hi, very nice language! I noticed that Lobster, like many other languages, does not use the C style for-loop syntax, `for (int i = 0; i < m; i++): print(i);`. Could you say why that is? I have been writing Python for many years but still
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Great comment.
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
When you compare the price per contact, mechanical keyboards come out quite favorably!
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
> Doesn't Apple have significant market share for pro music and video editing? I thought so too, but I see a lot more people using non-Apple systems for music production than I expected. I don't know whether I was too influence
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
I am on my 3rd unit because their right button breaks after about a year of use. There are a few threads about it on Reddit and elsewhere. It's such a great mouse otherwise.
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
A little more... context: https://jiaweizzhao.github.io/deepconf/
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Very nice demo of React Flow and I like the neo brutalism theme in the settings. Not sure if it is intended or not: on Android Chrome your "Pad" and "Beats" have no indicators of the current location in a sequence. Also,
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Slightly tangential: a lot of my vibe coding experiments are standalone SPAs because I can't be bothered to set up a secure server (and I am too cheap to pay for it). I love that I can open my "mobile-first" apps directly fro
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
They agreed that "this feature" is very useful and explained why.
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
(I didn't downvote you.) I think being upfront about it is always good. What is even better is stating it in the first sentence and making sure your whole comment is not an ad, except for maybe the "what are you working on" t
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
I did mean "i.e." That's why it is a problem : - \
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Microsoft's and some of Google's TTS models make the simplest mistakes. For instance, they sometimes read "i.e." as "for example." This is a problem if you have low vision and use TTS for, say, proofreading you
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by dr_kiszonka 1y ago
Recently, someone recommended using Taskmaster. I haven't tried it yet but it seems to include many things that I have been incorporating into my vibe coding sessions. https://www.task-master.dev

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