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by hm-nah 2y ago
I really appreciate the considerations at the bottom of the page. Excellent
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Humans would be a lot better off, if we could agree on what we are progressing to. When US has agenda of X and China had an agenda of Y, etc, we’ll be pulling at the common center of humanity. The feeling is pervasive in the enterprise as w
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by hm-nah 2y ago
I’ve had good success with: 1. Scan them (or take photos of each page) 2. put them files in a directory 3. Make a Python script that sends them to OpenAI GOT-4o 4. Store the text as a new file in the directory.
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by hm-nah 2y ago
You have the find a good OCR tool that you can run locally on your hardware. RAG depends on your doc processing pipeline. It’s not local, but the Azure Document Intelligence OCR service has a number of prebuilt models. The “prebuilt-read” m
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Vanilla python
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Mind your entropy.
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Chilling
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Anyone have insights working with Ikigai’s “Large Graphical Model” and how well it does on time-series? It’s proprietary, but I’m curious how well it performs.
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Wasn’t this part of Teslas work, to use ground as a conductor?
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by hm-nah 2y ago
IMHO, speech-to-text to LLMs is borderline spycraft already. “Are you wearing a wire?” The answer doesn’t mean merely recording the conversation. Now it could mean, a personalized “analyst” determining sentiment, correlating events/evi
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Azure Doc Intel is good. It creates a semantic representation (is json) of the doc. The schema is useful with page, paragraph, table, etc objects. The bounding-box for each element is also useful. It flails with images, only giving you the
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Thank god! An example of human ingenuity going to clean up our human impact on the natural world INSTEAD of YAStory of boiling the ocean to generate the perfect cat meme.
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by hm-nah 2y ago
There’s a difference between “finding dangerous info” in a public space (library) or via a mostly auditable space (the internet) and having “a friendly assistant to help you make a real mess of society” on an airgapped computer.
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Really? Where?
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by hm-nah 2y ago
Because it’s open source, Meta (nor other SOTA makers) cannot “recall” the model either. How many more chances will we get to get this right?
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by hm-nah 2y ago
A jailbreak doesn’t “make a model do something actually bad”. A jailbreak makes it trivial to “provide a human who wishes to do bad, the info needed to be successful”. Depending on the severity of the info and the diligence of the human, by
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by hm-nah 2y ago
DemocracyNow.org. Listener supported, first-person guests, giving voice to largely silenced voices, daily show, 20+ years on air, syndicated on many local airwaves or via podcasts or video on their website. Pretty much the best news source
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by hm-nah 3y ago
And Bob becomes a high value target from a single comment in an open forum. Woops
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by hm-nah 3y ago
Apple will soon include A.I. in iPhones that will in essence provide an eternal simulation of each of us. Progeny will be able to interact with us in our own voices and likely in 3D. When openAI and its humanoid robots align, your AI clone
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by hm-nah 3y ago
I really want to explore this topic. Been taking daily work journal notes for over 3 years. I don’t use specific note taking software; tried them all, settled on markdown files in VS Code + VS Code Tasks. Tasks are bada$$.
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by hm-nah 3y ago
Is there an archive link to the vid somewhere?
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by hm-nah 3y ago
I’ve been thinking about the future of this type of “AI fatigue”. Microsoft 365 Copilot has embedded this feature in Outlook, Teams, Word, etc. I’m concerned that people’s desire and ability to read content from coworkers will significantly
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by hm-nah 3y ago
This is an excellent visualization. Would love to see Mutual TLS depicted.
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by hm-nah 3y ago
Claude2 is advanced and doesn’t fall for the jailbreaks. Interesting.
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by hm-nah 3y ago
I watched your awesome presentation. I don’t recall the topic of sandboxing code execution. AutoGPT has the option to execute code in a Docker Container. Curious what you think of the scenario where an LLM is “tricked” to execute malicious
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by hm-nah 3y ago
> The problem is… …multifaceted from my experience. 1. At the org-level… - no standard doc tooling - no easy-to-remember URLs - no simple permalinks - no easy-to-update “pages” (AKA markdown-based) - they certainly don't
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by hm-nah 3y ago
Hm…“…spy-tech firm…”
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by hm-nah 3y ago
What are the tornado (or extreme weather in general) stats for other States (the world)?
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by hm-nah 3y ago
https://bendauphinee.com/writing/ Link to the post
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by hm-nah 3y ago
Low-code platforms like PowerApps and PowerAutomate are great LEARNING and PROTOTYPING tools. Give an analyst with some technical acumen PowerApps and ask them to mock up requirements, and after awhile, they can produce a click-through prot

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