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Alec from Technology Connections also has a great video comparing humidifiers here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHeehYYgl28
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This is pretty cool to see. Glad to see the weights published. Currently it seems the best we have is OpenAI's `omni-moderation` model series or private models by companies like ActiveFence etc.
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Congrats on launch! I need a physical handy next for sure
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LocalScore: A Local LLM Benchmark
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Congrats on launching! Stoked to have this dataset out in the open. I submitted a bunch of tests for some models I'm experimenting with on my M4 Pro. Rather paltry scores compared to having a dedicated GPU but I'm excited that run
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2y ago
author here- great to know, thanks!
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Thoughts on Daylight Computer a couple months in
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This seems like a really thoughtful compromise, a meeting-in-the-middle that keeps optionality as open as possible for the child.
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3y ago
Big fan of this library. Thanks for making it!
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3y ago
Oh, very neat. Do you know if they do it with PWA or some other approach?
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> But why not put it on the web? I probably will, at some point. I take my writing laptop out to nature a fair bit and would like the Obsidian links to still be present if I'm offline. I recognize there are other ways to do this tho
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In Search of a New Tab
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3y ago
Huge fan! Excited to follow along and especially stoked for mmm.town. Keep up the amazing work
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4y ago
Wonderful writeup. Thanks for sharing!
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4y ago
<3
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4y ago
Maybe if our telescopes were better we could find more civilizations to fight!
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4y ago
Love your website!!
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> So now my question is why do you need to make your online connections offline? I don't believe it a necessity, and there are some online friends I probably won't be able to meet for a while, if ever. But I enjoy moving a conv
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Hey Brendan! > even if not everything pans out, it's about increasing the surface area for serendipity, opening up more possible paths, planting seeds Well said. Like taking daily walks in a neighborhood, getting to know the rhythms
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Making friends on the internet
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5y ago
Yes! These seem to last at least a few months each when left under a pillow (rather than stuffed into a backpack or something which degrades them faster). https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XP28RWB/ref=ppx
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Another happy ear plugger chiming in. I have them in every backpack and suitcase now because it makes falling asleep anywhere a fairly consistent experience -- along with an eye mask to be complete. These are the best ones I've found s
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I've had some success requesting password resets on services I signed up with Oauth to get a chance to set an actual password. Sometimes this seems to expose the internal account management, but it really depends.
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For anyone curious, the underlying tool is https://www.tldraw.com/ -- an absolutely delightful open source project I've been obsessed with. https://github.com/Tldraw/Tldraw
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Curious to hear about how A/C use is culturally avoided. Is it seen as a negative social status signal to have the convenience? Or is the environmental impact a consideration?
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5y ago
Beautifully put :) the background radiation of love
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I wanted to make more complicated Bukkit plugins for a Minecraft server I administered. Thus began a dive into Java, then Javascript, Python, Elixir, and now Solidity.
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Can Blogging Be Simpler?
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On building with a squad
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Enron, for one https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enron#Peak_and_decline_of_stoc...
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