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by gavinray 2mo ago
My mid-50's mother was on quite a long unemployment streak, and I suggested she use realtime ML models to replace her webcam face with a de-aged and improved one. Ageism and being attractive are both real things, like it or not... =&#x
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by gavinray 2mo ago
I'm not sure people fully comprehend the trickle-down pop-culture/zeitgeist effects that LLM's are having/are going to have on humanity. Because everyone now outsources much of their thinking and researching to LLM'
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by gavinray 2mo ago
Semi-related: Worked as a landscaper during my youth, one of my first jobs I used to think that the line patterns mowed into grass were a purely aesthetic thing. It turns out, the lines are mowed in a rotation to prevent wearing out the gra
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by gavinray 2mo ago
Clickhouse just became the hottest talent-attraction on the market. Congrats Andy, hope you enjoy the ride =)
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Design by Contract and effects are essential for LLM-generated code(gavinray97.github.io)
2 points by gavinray 2mo ago|0 comments
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by gavinray 3mo ago
FWIW, in Kotlin's native JSON library, the API is almost identical. val json = JsonObject( mapOf( "providers" to JsonArray( listOf( JsonPrimitive("SUN"),
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by gavinray 3mo ago
I've never built or worked on a service where the JSON payloads were so large that (de)serialization accounted for a significant portion of the timing profile I'm sure lots of them exist, but for your typical CRUD API, this has no
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by gavinray 3mo ago
It used to be the case that if you wanted to build a web service on the JVM, you wanted 2 things: 1. An HTTP server library/framework 2. A JSON library We got a decently-performing and unopionated HTTP server in JDK 18 with "HttpH
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by gavinray 3mo ago
There was actually a VERY recent study on mega-dose creatine for sleep deprivation: > "Single dose creatine improves cognitive performance and induces changes in cerebral high energy phosphates during sleep deprivation"
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by gavinray 3mo ago
Seems to be missing the "why" over Kotlins native WASM support (which is very mature) The official Kotlin playground uses WASM, for example (JVM drop down-> choose "WASM") https://play.kotlinlang.org
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by gavinray 3mo ago
It got the 3D effect of leg behind the bar at least which is impressive
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by gavinray 3mo ago
MULTISET is the SQL native way of doing this but it's only implemented in Oracle, and most people have never heard of it jOOQ emulates this feature for arbitrary databases and has the best explanatory article on the web about MULTISET
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by gavinray 3mo ago
The closest thing I know of, is that there was a concurrent queue algo called LCRQ It originally required double-width CAS, but IIRC in recent years someone figured out how to remove this to make it more portable Best reference I could find
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by gavinray 3mo ago
ResearchRabbit is free and has this feature! https://www.researchrabbit.ai/ ConnectedPapers also has this but they started to limit unless you pay: https://www.connectedpapers.com/ A few other ones I know o
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by gavinray 3mo ago
His primary interest nowadays is LLM's. Unsure if he gets paid for it, but he seems to take it as a dayjob.
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by gavinray 3mo ago
Neat! Two questions I had after using it: 1) Is there a way to filter the visual atlas by the search term? For instance, I searched "ribosome" and it gave me a list, but I couldn't seem to visualize the list 2) I notice there
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by gavinray 3mo ago
Despite Muse being relatively average, I've actually used the Meta AI webchat LLM since it released. The reason: Its writing style feels "unique", and I find it pleasant to read for science-based topics. I never ask _ONLY_ Me
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by gavinray 3mo ago
Why would you apply to a job for a company you don't even know what they do?
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by gavinray 3mo ago
I have paid personal subs to ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini For science (primary biology/pharmacology) questions, Gemini 3.1 Flash Extended produces the answers I _personally_ find "best", in terms of content, phrasing, and fo
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by gavinray 3mo ago
What a brilliant idea, neat. Thanks for the link.
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by gavinray 3mo ago
Benzedrex is not l-Methamphetamine, it is Propylhexedrine
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by gavinray 3mo ago
This is straying a bit from the original post, but agreed, NMDA antagonists and related compounds effecting glutaminergic tone are showing promising directions. N=1, I've had very positive experiences with DIY Auvelity, using 150mg Bup
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by gavinray 3mo ago
"DXM does nothing", proceeds to link a study whose contents describe significant decreases in cough severity versus placebo. I am convinced that many people ask LLM's "give me a citation URL" and don't bother t
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by gavinray 3mo ago
"Reverse brain aging", sure, in the same sense that taking Vitamin C reverses aging. The nasal spray reduced markers of inflammation in hippocampal microglial cells. A lot of things reduce inflammation. That is not "reversing
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by gavinray 3mo ago
The described "attack" would not work, due to not triggering an HTTP request. When an LLM generates text, it does not send requests to URL-looking strings it generates to validate they are real/live. You'd never get your
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PromptQL Tag – The company-wide AI agent for Slack(promptql.io)
1 points by gavinray 3mo ago|0 comments
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OpenAI: GeneBench-Pro(openai.com)
2 points by gavinray 3mo ago|0 comments
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by gavinray 3mo ago
> The LAST thing you want is a non-deterministic process monkey patching your code. I'm not poking fun of you, but the irony here is that code-as-written is mostly a "suggestion" to modern compilers and JIT interpr
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by gavinray 3mo ago
Posted prices of Chinese gray market bulk peptides on Twitter recently It's $95 for 10 vials of 30mg Tirzepatide, which at the highest dose of 15mg/wk, is still 20 weeks for less than $100... https://x.com/GavinRay
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by gavinray 3mo ago
It's just DLSS/Frame Generation for MRI's.

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