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by fluffet 5mo ago
I love it. It turns out my friends site is mogging mine. Can't let this stand, time to vibe. Thank you for prompting me to act.
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by fluffet 7mo ago
It's kind of bespoke for me tbh. For a co-pilot inside an app that could answer product questions, I looked at ~2000 or so support emails. I asked one LLM to dig out "How would you formulate the users question into a chatbot-like
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by fluffet 9mo ago
I've been using Linux on all PC's for a long time. Experience is slowly getting better. There is nothing I haven't been able to get to work, but with tricks or adjustments. I think the "best bonus" is using LLM&#x27
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by fluffet 10mo ago
Happy to see this :-) This guy starring my chip-8 implementation was a moment of pride for me. It was buggy but before this guide there wasn't too much material out there that was made for stupid people like me. It's a great start
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by fluffet 11mo ago
Great! I worked a lot with parquet like 5 years ago. The frustration and tilt working with the tooling was immense. Thank you for building this, it feels like resolving some old knot in my soul. Some kind soul made this repository then, and
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by fluffet 1y ago
I take away that the combination is the problem. Bleach and ammonia isn't so bad on their own, but mixing the two is not a good idea. MCP would provide crazy attack vectors. Especially if you could ask another AI "I have access to
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by fluffet 1y ago
Woah, I had no idea. Thanks for the article. I feel like some cycle phenomenon has been reached here.. The first protocols of the internet were very naive. Why'd you need to encrypt traffic? What do you mean exploit DNS, why would anyo
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by fluffet 1y ago
Solid points! Shame the author doesn't mention the Swedish secret of snus. That's the best productivity hack I know bar none. Anyone else out there?
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by fluffet 2y ago
What a nostalgia trip! I did my MSc thesis about document vectors of STE. STE has incredibly useful rules for technical communication/documentation; especially if you're a non-native English speaker like me. I wish it was more com
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by fluffet 2y ago
Love the term. People should call it for what it is. Tried to find some answers on Google earlier in the day, and the first result pages were 100% generated slop. Funnily enough, any AI summary of the slop would be slop squared. It's e
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by fluffet 2y ago
Interesting read. Is there a case for KYC versions of platforms? Maybe platform knows who you are, but you can remain anonymous "outwards"? All forms of automated detection and generation will work like GANs and race each other..
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by fluffet 2y ago
I'm Swedish. We have quite a few of these guys. For every "public" one of these, there are many that are absolute monster programmers that don't market themselves at all. I've worked with a few. I'm just gonna
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by fluffet 2y ago
This is absolutely crazy. And it'll only get better from here. Imagine "VASA-9" or whatever. I thought deepfakes were still quite a bit away but after this I will have to be way more careful online. It's not far from beh
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by fluffet 2y ago
You're right! And Yanis is open about that he is very political (and leftist). The book is written in the form of a letter to his father. We get a lot of backstory about why and how his views are shaped, reading Marx in his childhood a
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by fluffet 2y ago
> But there's a detail here that its hard to answer, or at least for some platforms. Given the complexity of some of these algorithms, do the techno lords have that sort of control of deliberate control, or it's just the uncont
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by fluffet 2y ago
I've actually read this book recently. I thought it was quite interesting, but would be better with less political stuff (most if it is at the end though). My favourite thoughts and takeaways (that are not in the article): We trained t
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by fluffet 2y ago
Just did! :-)
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by fluffet 2y ago
That's awesome man. I'm also a little bit allergic to Langchain. Any way to help out? How can I find this when it's open source?
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by fluffet 2y ago
What an amazing list! Found so many things I didn't know existed as a private and FOSS alternative.
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by fluffet 3y ago
I just keep thinking back to the genius scene/meme from The Social Network. "Drop the OpenAI. Just Microsoft. It's cleaner."
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by fluffet 3y ago
Drinking more electrolytes.
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by fluffet 4y ago
+1 on The Black Swan. I found all of Taleb's books really interesting, but this one I enjoyed the most.
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by fluffet 6y ago
Good article. I used HDBSCAN in my master's thesis. It works well with high dimensional data. If you're using it for high dimensional stuff I would recommend working with Uniform Manifold Approximation and Projection (UMAP) to vis
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by fluffet 8y ago
I don't have a question. I just want to say your blog posts are really good! They are informative, interesting and really funny at the same time. Thanks for writing them :-)
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by fluffet 8y ago
I agree with this 100%. Though I only do grappling and not any striking (BJJ and Submission Wrestling). When I did my first competition, locking eyes with my opponent knowing he will do everything he can do to choke me, break my joints and