julianh65

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What I learned gathering nootropic ratings (2022)(troof.blog)
127 points by julianh65 1y ago|177 comments
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Language Models in Plato's Cave(sergeylevine.substack.com)
2 points by julianh65 1y ago|0 comments
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by julianh65 1y ago
I've been using Math Academy for a couple of months now seriously (~3.5k XP). Initially I was reviewing topics / concepts that I already had an intuitive understanding of from college courses, and I believe for those it has helped
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A Year of Telepathy(neuralink.com)
194 points by julianh65 2y ago|314 comments
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by julianh65 2y ago
Can this open multiple tabs / navigate to different domains? When booking a restaurant I might want to confirm what the prices are on the menu or check google maps for the reviews / location.
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by julianh65 2y ago
I would assume the opposite, that most iPad users also own a Mac.
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by julianh65 3y ago
Appreciate you following up! I plan to sign up over the weekend which is normally when I do my longer blocks of studying and have more questions. I think that what I mean is that sometimes if I ask for an explanation about a topic or questi
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by julianh65 3y ago
I'm going to give this a go, I've been self studying linear algebra, and there are certain questions that I can't seem to find good answers or explanations to online that ChatGPT or Claude cannot answer sufficiently. The one
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by julianh65 3y ago
There's an interesting stat that I like to look at in Football called xG. It's essentially a metric of expected goals based on all the shots that have been taken, and factors in things like where the shot was taken etc... Yet I&#x
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by julianh65 3y ago
So which compute providers have folks had a good experience with?
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by julianh65 3y ago
I wonder what implications this has on distributing open source models and then letting people fine tune it. Could you theoretically slip in a "backdoor" that lets you then get certain outputs back?
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by julianh65 3y ago
I wonder how easy / hard and fast it will be to port over quest applications to the Vision Pro. Also wonder how hackable it will be. I'm guessing if it's anything like the iPhone / iPad it won't really be.
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by julianh65 3y ago
If you set temperature to 0 can you verify it by sending the same prompt and inspecting the response?
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by julianh65 3y ago
I really like this idea. Reading other peoples code is one of the best ways to learn to code in my opinion. Yet at the same time, a part of learning / understanding from reading other peoples code (given it's of good quality) is t
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by julianh65 3y ago
I wonder how one would apply this to programming, I'd like to continuously improve my programming but not sure how to apply the ideas from this to it. I could see it being a thing for something very measurable like competitive programm
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by julianh65 3y ago
3500$ is pricey but I'm a bit more disappointed at the timeline, was really eager to try it out
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by julianh65 3y ago
I got an internship a few years ago off a Hacker News who's hiring post. It was pretty cool because I was a sophomore international student so I wasn't having much luck anywhere else. I now recommend it to anyone else I see lookin
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by julianh65 3y ago
I've used it a lot for making tweaks to react components and one change that I've noticed is that when I used to paste in entire component files and ask for modifications it would reply back to me with the entire file with tweaks
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by julianh65 4y ago
I read an interesting tweet about how it would be possible to watermark GPT outputs. Essentially before each token is generated the previous token is used to seed an RNG. Using the RNG the possible next tokens are split into a whitelist and
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George Hotz signs 12 week internship at Twitter to fix search(techcrunch.com)
5 points by julianh65 4y ago|1 comments
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Canary Trap(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by julianh65 4y ago|0 comments
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by julianh65 4y ago
Hi! I wrote this article, thanks for sharing it! Apologies about the change of the URL, I initially uploaded it as a draft to test what it looked like when uploaded, and then when I was ready to publish it for real I shortened the URL. This
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The Internet from Rocks – A High Level Explanation of Computers and the Internet(julian.bearblog.dev)
4 points by julianh65 4y ago|0 comments
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by julianh65 4y ago
I always wanted some kind of game that was kind of like minecraft tekkit (modpack that allows you to use technology to make futuristic things) meets FPS and also MMORPG. I imagine it would be a game where you would have to find resources to