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by haolez 3y ago
Maybe humans are like that as well? :)
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by haolez 3y ago
I think it's more likely that they nerfed it due to scaling pains.
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by haolez 3y ago
On a side note, it must have been really painful for the 10%.
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by haolez 3y ago
Kind of related, but I'm also getting wary of relying on small third parties building important binaries in my life (like a browser or mobile OS) I'm thinking that it's better to use what's mainstream and look for privac
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by haolez 3y ago
Well, maybe we could limit this by having a list of preset actions that the LLM can take and those actions can contain canned responses based on templates. This way we can make a chat bot with a LLM model that never sends its output to the
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by haolez 3y ago
I'd love to do that to create fighting games character sprites. Combined with Mugen, it would make for a very fun experience and the LLM could help on adding attacks and gameplay logic. Where should I start to make this happen? Stable
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by haolez 3y ago
Don't know if there is a smarter way, but these libraries usually offer an overlap parameter that allows you to repeat the last N characters of a chunk in the first N of the next chunk.
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by haolez 3y ago
"Deadlines are huge, but really what are deadlines? They’re opportunities to fail. That’s all they are. They’re actually opportunities to learn, to fail. Hopefully not fail catastrophically, but it’s an incredible data gathering moment
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by haolez 3y ago
From the Prompt Engineering Institute? What the heck is this?
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by haolez 3y ago
Catalyst looks nice! What's the downside? Is it dead?
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by haolez 3y ago
When my daughter gets a little older, I'm going to try setting up a similar project on my home lab: https://veloren.net/
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by haolez 3y ago
Saying that dynamic languages are prone to make a mess is a kind of groupthink in itself.
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by haolez 3y ago
Yeah, there is a pretty annoying pattern right now on Twitter of such accounts trying to get some engagement. It usually goes like this: "Everything is about to change. You are being left behind. Read this thread to know more"
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by haolez 3y ago
Looks fun, but doesn't look like it will be open source. That's a shame, since it considerably raises the risk of adopting such a platform. EDIT: the author claims that it will be open sourced soon :)
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by haolez 4y ago
It's a make limitation when using its native functions. It's very hard to work around this.
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by haolez 4y ago
Make is one of the best tools I've ever come across, but with one big caveat that none of your files must have spaces on their names or all hell breaks loose. Seems like a reasonable trade off to me :)
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by haolez 4y ago
What can you do with Fuschia today? I'd imagine that it's not usable as a mobile OS or a desktop OS.
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by haolez 4y ago
This got me thinking: what would we see if we implanted (with a futuristic tech) cones that can see ultraviolet? Would we see a new color? Or perhaps our brain would recalibrate and ultraviolet would be the new purple?
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by haolez 4y ago
Slightly related: what's the difference in use cases of llama-index vs LangChain? I know that LangChain can make retrieval using embeddings and I suspect that the nodes synth step is exclusive to llama-index, but I might be wrong. Can
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by haolez 4y ago
I remember trying to compile OpenCV 2 for it and the compiler would segfault on me.
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by haolez 4y ago
This could also have led to a bad ending. They could have killed what would make Netflix great and successful.
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by haolez 4y ago
I hope they eventually attack package management and easy static bundling. It would make Python more attractive for people coming from other ecosystems.
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by haolez 4y ago
Is IPFS mature and reliable? Genuine question. I've always been curious about, but never had a need for it. Since it didn't take over the world as we know it, I believe something must be missing yet.
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by haolez 4y ago
What's the license? Couldn't find this in the article.
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by haolez 4y ago
What's the business model? Can I configure SSO on the open source offering?
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by haolez 4y ago
This looks pretty awesome. What's the catch? There has to be something :)
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by haolez 4y ago
I like this take from Carlos Slim on charity: https://www.wsj.com/articles/BL-WHB-3852 Basically, the best way to do charity is to first accumulate a lot of wealth. Only then will you be able to move the important poin
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by haolez 4y ago
I have a Samsung phone and it feels like it's a combination of Microsoft's software quality, with IBM's innovation capabilities and Facebook's customer service. Quite a treat!
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by haolez 4y ago
Looks interesting, but I'm looking into Flutter right now, so I guess this is not for me yet.
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by haolez 4y ago
Thanks for the corrections!

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