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Communicating an Algorithm (Nievergelt) [pdf](textbookequity.org)
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by jjuliano 2y ago
"In addressing human readers, we believe an open-ended, somewhat informal notation is preferable to the straightjacket of any one programming language. The latter becomes necessary if and when we execute a program, but during the incub
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"The Annotated Turing" Book (archive.org)(archive.org)
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by jjuliano 2y ago
> So Netflix expects open source community to pick up the maintenance tab ? I think the notion of open sourcing a project, is you are literally asking at the community for help and that the community will naturally help you with the main
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by jjuliano 2y ago
That's an interesting project and concept.
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by jjuliano 2y ago
I build a tool with similar goal a year ago: https://github.com/jjuliano/aifiles -- A CLI that manages files using AI. It helps me to organize my files and backups. In my case, I built a local OpenAI-emulated proxy AP
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by jjuliano 2y ago
there should be oh-my-zsh in there.
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by jjuliano 2y ago
I love this opinionated setup, very insightful. For example, I didn't knew anything about Mullvad, or a combination of fonts that looks good. However, I just used emacs, firefox, spotify and inkscape, and that's just it.
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by jjuliano 2y ago
install homebrew first, then install the rest using homebrew.
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Hollywood actor Terrence Howard patented AR/VR in 2010 and cited by 31 companies(patents.google.com)
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by jjuliano 3y ago
Oh, was it Fury 3.
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by jjuliano 3y ago
I was thinking about Microsoft’s Terminal Velocity, and I miss that you can play the sountrack CD. Descend and TV are exactly the same, do they share the same codebase?
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by jjuliano 3y ago
GNOME has an interesting progress history. - Initially, Miguel De Icaza started GNOME in 1997, he also created the Gnumeric spreadsheet for GNOME, and when .NET was released, he together with Nat Friedman (CEO and Co-Founder of Github), sta
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by jjuliano 3y ago
The images are AI generated. In total there's 500 other prompts you might find interesting. Also, I used AI to fix my grammar as I am not a native english speaker.
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by jjuliano 3y ago
I think for the time being $9.99 would be the price per each, the price could be lowered down in the future. Also, that's the sum price of the series from Amazon. No pricing settings for the series in the UI though. There's also p
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Show HN: I wrote a fiction books series casting AI as the protagonist(amazon.com)
2 points by jjuliano 3y ago|6 comments
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Discovery Channel's Original Xbox Documentary (2003) [video](youtube.com)
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by jjuliano 4y ago
Not until you used JQ inside awk
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by jjuliano 4y ago
I am speaking from professional experience, but I am not an expert. I used to work professionally for a Cybersecurity company in the past for just 3 years, it was just a short tenure, so my views are plausible. I have design MITMA boxes for
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by jjuliano 4y ago
You are right. However, nothing is really secure. As Emails still operates on a store-and-forward model, where your message, jumps from server to server (akin to UUCP in the 60s). Even SMTP is not secure in itself without authentication lay
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by jjuliano 4y ago
I like to see that topic classifier! I was also thinking about it before on how to accomplish that, but now LLMs can classify and tag a text. GPT AI is really a huge jump in technological advancement. It will reshape this world we know toda
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by jjuliano 4y ago
Yes, it's important to tell that disclaimer to be warned about sending info to ChatGPT.
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by jjuliano 4y ago
That is actually in the TODO items. You can also pattern it to a curated folder (if you have one). This feature would be available on the next release.
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by jjuliano 4y ago
Thanks!
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by jjuliano 4y ago
That's a good suggestion. At the moment, it uses several other applications to gather textual information about the file. In the future releases. You can choose not to use other applications, and just rely on the file-name, etc.
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by jjuliano 4y ago
Thanks!
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by jjuliano 4y ago
In the future, it can be configurable to use your own ChatGPT server. As more companies will opt for a domain-specific LLMs per industry/company.
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by jjuliano 4y ago
The more words you sent, the better understanding the AI about the file. HOWEVER, it also comes with privacy concerns. You can choose to rather sent a few words for AI to figure out your file. Also, take note, the maximum payload for OpenAI
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by jjuliano 4y ago
While there is currently a waiting lists to use the official ChatGPT API, the package uses an unofficial ChatGPT API. Surprisingly, the unofficial libraries are much more stabler (not much dropping of requests or timeout issues) than the of
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by jjuliano 4y ago
Author here: It currently uses ChatGPT. While ChatGPT is currently free, the use of REPLICATE API for describing images will have an incurred costs. At the moment, if you opt-out of this feature, you can skip Images for now. However, future

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