kristopolous

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Segregation by Design (Urban Planning)(segregationbydesign.com)
3 points by kristopolous 4mo ago|0 comments
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
https://github.com/apresmoi/glyphcss I wouldn't call it low effort ... seems to be done over the course of months. I agree it's absurd that those 4 commits started this morning projects that get huge hype and
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
try it again but give a careful explanation of what a bicycle and a pelican is and how the pelican would sit atop the bicycle. Then give it a reference to the SVG tags you want it to use with documentation. Here's what I got https:&#x
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
the color allocation is closer to chinese symbolism than western. You don't need to change it, just describe it somewhere, probably with a rainbow strip, maybe bottom right, like a scale symbol on a map.
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
Well, have you ever tried to go pro? Maybe you should
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
Tried my credit card. No results. Good
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
Understood - they're just doing other things. Maybe custom ad rewriting for a target audience or some kind of deep analytics insight into user behavior or translations that optimizes for maximizing purchasing habits over literary accur
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
It was a truncated output from the script to demonstrate what it does ... If you really want to see all of them: https://day50.dev/output.txt Or run the script
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
I'm actually more curious about IBM. Their granite series appears to be nowhere close to competitive. They had Watson, remember, it won on jeopardy like 15 years ago? They've been at this for a long time Maybe it's good at so
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
only the small ones: $ ./art-analysis.sh | grep small or maybe just the qwen $ ./art-analysis.sh | grep Qwen only the ones in the past 30 days $ ./art-analysis.sh | awk '$2 < 31' I use it in
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
They did muse spark ... it's not garbage. Also what are they building it for? I'd think it's to serve ads better or something like that. Maybe Muse Spark fits facebook's needs perfectly...
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
then I'd have to scroll up over 500 lines after running it every time to see what I care about. But if that's your thing, here you go: https://github.com/day50-dev/aa-eval-email/commit/1853be6461...
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
Because it's currently 511 lines. Why would I want to scroll up to see the stuff I care about? Don't you want the relevant stuff to be right there in front of you?
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
I have a script that ranks these based on codingindex from Artificial Analysis. All it does is pull a json from their main table page and parses it with the fields I care about (coding). There used to be a mailing list associated with it bu
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
the next thing that people are going to race for is strix/gorgon halo (coming out soon). Still kind of not known. Also the R9700 rocm is 32gb, 1350, available now. It's like 1/3 the price of what 5090s go for and you can get
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
thanks for the feedback ... i'll work on publishing them. I haven't include more sophisticated ones because they are complicated and I wanted to avoid the friction
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
You need to switch out the prompts and work with it differently. I posted this yesterday https://github.com/day50-dev/petsitter I use it with https://github.com/day50-dev/simple-llm-cli And modify
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
that's super contextually dependent. I use them just as essentially a decompress of what I already know that I'm doing. I legitimately use 4B models just fine. I've got a large number of tools that make this entirely feasible
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
I've got a tool that sits in between the harness and inference engine called petsitter. It is a middleman validator to avoid just these kinds of issues. You can stack the fixes as needed (they're called tricks in the petsitter par
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
the ghost is slightly faster which makes the game winnable. thanks for that. I noticed
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
I made an interesting chat system as well: A way to sneak messages in through images for places where they otherwise wouldn't exist... pretty different. https://github.com/kristopolous/image-chat
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
I'm ok with them. It's all the stuff I'm weak on: pitching, making eye-contact, telling convincing stories, and engaging audience. I suck at this. Making people feel my pain or communicating effectively quickly I'm total
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
I'm sorry, that really just comes across as racism.
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
I was hoping it was an index of pages with last-modified http headers prior to a certain date.
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
it was a knockoff of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_Cap
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
guess who is reusing that name? https://bob.ibm.com/ I saw IBMers wearing shirts with it at the moscone center this week at the snowflake event.
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
There's a fix for the context which involved an mcp search and execute gateway. Essentially the mcp server queries for desired capabilities, gets search results with execution and requirement details and fires off the actual mcp as sub
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
The appeal of the cli/tui is because agents can use them better and because people want to ssh in and just use something without any fuss or lag And I know the hn reply, it's "what do you mean? all you have to do is this othe
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
TortoiseCVS all the way down. Nothing else came close. (this was before git and svn, kids. relax!)
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by kristopolous 4mo ago
That wasn't the banger for vs6 it was the workflow and muscle memory of the thing. The flow is still unmatched IMHO. It was like avid or photoshop for writing windows software. Default keys in modern IDEs are basically still the vs ass

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