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by joshka 3y ago
Those max tokens seem pretty low
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by joshka 3y ago
https://thedambook.com/ by Peter Krogh is not a bad read if you want to develop a workflow that works (available on archive.org to borrow)
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by joshka 3y ago
Signed locally using your GPG key is the correct answer to this (IMO), otherwise you're replacing a one attestation with a much weaker one.
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by joshka 3y ago
Hey there. Just wanted to say the code is really good in this. It's super simple to read (once I found the setting to display tabs as 4 chars in GitHub), well organized, and has some neat patterns that seem to work well for building ou
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by joshka 3y ago
Feature suggestions: - Identify openings when in explorer mode - Filter explorer by player rating
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by joshka 3y ago
Reopen it and change it?
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by joshka 3y ago
fairly simply fixed by making publicly available information (email address) not part of the process: - create an email address alias (random, unguessable) - change your login to use that email address - remove your phone number from Facebo
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by joshka 3y ago
This exactly. When prompted to complete "The moon is made of ", GPT3.5 returns "cheese" or "green cheese" > 52% of the time.[1] This article suggests a method that will be statistically right most of the tim
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by joshka 3y ago
My OneDrive (for Mac) woes are many: - When saving a file, it's sometimes not possible to not have access to the file immediately after saving. This is super fun when you're writing software and you save and then can't compil
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by joshka 3y ago
>This place has been around for more than 15 years, with supposedly some of the smartest people in the industry hanging out here Your question answers itself partially. If it's lasted 15 years with the smartest people, then it'
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by joshka 3y ago
BA.2.86 suggests that a floating point Co(vid)-Processor BA.2.87 is just around the corner.
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by joshka 3y ago
See also the PR: https://github.com/serde-rs/serde/pull/2590/files
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by joshka 3y ago
10x sounds great until you look at this as an absolute value. It's 10 seconds. That would be huge if it were a a runtime cost, but this is a one time cost at compile time, and this build will be cached unless you're upgrading serd
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by joshka 3y ago
Anyone else see the irony of this being in a Bezos owned paper?
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by joshka 3y ago
Some deep context on this is at: https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/terminal-wg/specifications/-/...
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by joshka 3y ago
https://replicate.com/blog/fine-tune-llama-to-speak-like-hom...
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by joshka 3y ago
Realistically this seems like a question that would be difficult to generalize an answer to without measuring it. Intuition is unlikely to yield a better result than actually trying it.
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by joshka 3y ago
Take a look at https://replicate.com/blog/fine-tune-llama-to-speak-like-hom... (and the related blog posts) for a good example of this.
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by joshka 3y ago
Make sure to state the names of anyone you've reached out for comment that haven't gotten back to you.
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by joshka 3y ago
> This is a concept I've run into a lot when making changes to complex computer systems. It's useful to look back through the change history, read original design documents, and understand why a component was built the way it w
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by joshka 3y ago
I dallied in this briefly, but couldn't get a good rust setup exactly how I liked, so went back to vscode pretty quick. Perhaps there's a good lazy+rust guide somewhere? I ran into the usual sorts of problems of some random plugin
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by joshka 3y ago
Take a look at https://promptfile.org/ for an alternative approach to the prototyping -> app flow.
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by joshka 3y ago
To coin a portmanteau: that's the Fauxcade pattern ;) (though it does exist already) https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=fauxcade
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by joshka 3y ago
I'd love to see a couple of things added to this, pricing and specific metrics. This would give some rationale behind the recommendations that goes a little deeper than choose this. Choose this at $X/h for X tokens per second or t
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by joshka 3y ago
One I hit the other day by accident: "What changes?": As a maintainer, you accidentally update a committer's branch with main instead of your local changes, which closes the PR and drops your access to push to the committer&#
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by joshka 3y ago
> Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize. -- https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by joshka 3y ago
@dang: Title is clickbait. Perhaps replace with something like: Bug report: MDN's AI Explain feature generates false explanations
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by joshka 3y ago
Try telling some other developer that rectangle is the best window manager... ... you'll realize that a) it's great that these sorts of tools are good additions as apps, and b) why it's tough to please everyone when making so
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by joshka 3y ago
Probably one of the biggest speed ups to your inner loop writing / running code is to use something like https://github.com/Canop/bacon/ . I used a combination of the docs and GPT chats to increase my learning
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by joshka 3y ago
>The idea that people might spend 2 months learning rust and become as productive in other languages is frankly unbelievable to me. Upvoted even though I anecdotally disagree with your perspective based on personal experience. I wrote my

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