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by incognito124 4mo ago
There's this wonderful android app called perfect ear: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.evilduck.m... It has interactive exercises and singing practice
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by incognito124 4mo ago
I just *love* the commit message on Github: "Make TPUs go brr"
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by incognito124 4mo ago
Lift the barrier as in remove it completely
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by incognito124 4mo ago
You're safe from ai
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by incognito124 4mo ago
https://sive.rs/4d
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by incognito124 4mo ago
LLMS are here for >3y, enough time to shape the thought processes and language of the society exposed to its output.
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by incognito124 4mo ago
I like the term "human crumple zone"
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by incognito124 4mo ago
No idea, I expect that it does since it's very performant. I would totally reach out to the support
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by incognito124 4mo ago
If you're interested in not reinventing the sandbox for LLMs, consider Judge0: https://judge0.com/ I have absolutely no relation to the project except for the fact that I went to the same Uni as the creator.
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by incognito124 4mo ago
I mean, Blake Lemoine went crazy
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by incognito124 4mo ago
It'll be the greatest movie this decade, possibly ever
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by incognito124 5mo ago
Very well then, could someone that _got used to quantum computing_ please comment?
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by incognito124 5mo ago
Mechanomorphisation
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by incognito124 5mo ago
I spoke about this before, but jj has the Blub Paradox problem, from the pg's essay Beating the Averages ( https://paulgraham.com/avg.html ). Yes, you can do most commit manipulations with git just like with jj. But, use
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by incognito124 5mo ago
One thing is for sure: they'll still be using a UNIX system
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by incognito124 5mo ago
That's odd, I actually like hearing about other's dreams
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by incognito124 5mo ago
It's just Gen-Z speak, nothing to do with Claude (other than being a vessel for said speak)
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by incognito124 5mo ago
This guy prompts. Insanely astute.
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by incognito124 5mo ago
My immediate thought upon seeing the title was Outer Wilds
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by incognito124 5mo ago
The lat and lon are actually 3d since we live, up to a first approximation, on the surface of a sphere. The correct way to think about it is xyz in a reference frame anchored in the center of the Earth
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by incognito124 5mo ago
The author has a post on that, btw https://xn--gckvb8fzb.com/never-click-on-a-link-that-looks-l...
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by incognito124 5mo ago
EDIT: removed URL as the content is completely hallucinated, sorry
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by incognito124 5mo ago
Why do people think there will be fixing AI slop software? I see that opinion here and there on HN. The cost of codegen is next to nothing. It makes no sense to spend large sums of money having an engineer fix something that could be genera
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by incognito124 5mo ago
Back when Deep Learning wasn't just LLMs and diffusion models (approximately 5y ago), for my senior project at uni I did a image animation. In goes an image, out comes a short gif. It was trained via (reverse) optical flow. I used this
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by incognito124 5mo ago
That's actually a really interesting thing to think about, learning how to "prompt" oneself.
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by incognito124 5mo ago
I didn't even notice it at first!
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by incognito124 5mo ago
Dunno. Feels like stated vs revealed preferences to me. Of course everyone will _say_ they want the wrong answers, but I can totally see users getting annoyed at slow responses, thinking that the developers should've traded accuracy fo
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by incognito124 5mo ago
An actual spiritual successor to KSP is KSP2 Redux, a community project to resurrect KSP2. They made tons of progress already: https://ksp2redux.org/
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by incognito124 5mo ago
Xbox network was _designed_ for such concurrency, GitHub is Ruby on rails + vitess (mysql).
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by incognito124 6mo ago
Is it not obvious this is satire?

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