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by fudged71 3y ago
My dad was a geologist. We would go fossil hunting all the time and lick rocks. I've tried explaining it to many people over the years and it sounds silly to them. With the 'end grain' of a fractured bone, the porosity of rea
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I wonder if techniques like this could work for Gaussian Splattering too? Also, they mention AR headsets and Drones in the conclusion, which would both be fantastic use cases. High quality inspections could be done by allowing the drone to
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Is a possible solution to the arm “falling” to mount it upside down?
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Oh great! Another simple item in my life ruined by esoteric factoids at the back of my brain
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Intentionally left open to interpretation, but generally ‘known’ projects not private ones others couldn’t possibly be aware of.
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Have started playing with this and ffmpeg has a scene change detection filter already so it should be fairly straightforward
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This is great! What I’ve wanted for a long time is to use scene detection. So instead of a screenshot at regular intervals, it’s only when the visual scene changes. Maybe if the transcript were turned into paragraphs you could have a little
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Ask HN: What is a failed project that deserves another shot?
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What if Apple released a device that was an M2/M3 MacBook, but the back side of the screen was another screen? I didn’t used to believe this was likely, but now we have the Vision Pro which has an internal and external screen. A combo
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I was tasked with a massive project over the last month and I'm not sure I could have done it as fast as I have without Cursor. Also check out the Warp terminal replacement. Together it's a winning combo!
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Now create a joint embedding space with some description of each company :)
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My first assumption was that this wouldn't need to be more than a text adventure, so my first thought was Twine. But LLMs are literally language-based and (near)-infinitely flexible, and many already are capable of Toki Pona. There are
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Need to combine this skill with eval, not only to prove your worth, but to be valued as an optimizer
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Consider if you could draft English longform content by using a chorded keyboard and a conlang like Toki Pona, by feeding it through an LLM. That would be sort of like stenography shorthand
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You could construct this game entirely through a ChatGPT prompt today
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Integza is one of the few channels where I will watch every single video and be both educated and entertained regardless of the subject matter.
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It just so happens I'm in the middle of scraping numeric data out of a proprietary application using dictation. It took a bit of experimentation to get good results, but it's faster than any other scraping method I could find for
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I have ADHD and can definitely say that I experience "time blindness" with technology, and being on the internet. I'm not sure how common this is for neurotypicals with VR headsets. With Vision Pro have you experienced losing
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How much overlap is there currently between LLM prompt engineering and (for example) academic test/assignment question guidelines?
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I would say my use case is the same as many other people who use it. Repl.it is fantastic for getting started, for sharing your code, and for creating small applications.
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My first thought was can you get the LLM to generate the pattern first, and then the completion?
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A word or sentence embedding is a long array of numbers that represents the semantic "position" in a high dimensional space, which allows you to find the distance between any two sentences in this semantic space. My understanding
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Replit now has Postgres databases. Do you know if it's possible to use pgvector on replit?
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by fudged71 3y ago
Rather than a note dying, I wonder if notes could decay into smaller and smaller summaries.
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by fudged71 4y ago
"Some products that may contain PFAS include: Some grease-resistant paper, fast food containers/wrappers, microwave popcorn bags, pizza boxes, and candy wrappers" https://www.atsdr.cdc.gov/pfas/health-eff
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by fudged71 4y ago
I hear there's office space they could use in Edmonton ;)
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This is a good questions that should really be answered with a FAQ section. Summarization is not something that Document Q&A is meant for. "Chat with your doc" = Q&A. A question is embedded along with every paragraph in th
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I think this was also a recent addition to Llama Index
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Siri was launched with a server-based approach. It wouldn't be surprising if Apple's near-term LLM strategy would to put a small LLM on local chips/MacOS and a large model running in the cloud. The local model would only do b
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Good for them! If you've been following their Twitter and Discord, their speed has been remarkable

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