kylehotchkiss

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by kylehotchkiss 8d ago
Anecdotal: LLMs like the hallucinate things and did a poor job of determining when to leave things null/blank. A more structured approach with confidence ratings helps resolve.
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by kylehotchkiss 9d ago
Anecdotally qwen2.5-14b runs a lot faster on my mini than the small 3 models ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by kylehotchkiss 10d ago
Falling asleep thinking about corporate litigation sounds tough man :’( wishing you more blissful bedtime thoughts tonight
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by kylehotchkiss 10d ago
Cells have machinery for removing worn out proteins (tag em with ubiquitin and send them to incinerator [lysomes]). Doesn't surprise me too much a useful mutation (this folding is wrong detector) could work its way in.
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by kylehotchkiss 11d ago
"While Jev gives up string generation, it’s optimized for structured outputs and can’t hallucinate" Ouh! Any open weights models that can do this yet?? If not, how much longer? I have a Mac Studio coming soon.
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by kylehotchkiss 12d ago
This narrative is gonna result in the feds installing electrical kill switches on datacenters. I wouldn’t take the business risk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ My biggest fear with AI is that they’re going to hack into antiquated bank architecture and empt
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by kylehotchkiss 13d ago
My many successful brightdata calls say ACTUALLY TRUE :D
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by kylehotchkiss 18d ago
You forgot the Emmy winning lovemaking scene between POTUS and VPOTUS
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by kylehotchkiss 23d ago
Well, at least our adversaries know how to completely deadlock US productivity now.
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
Same ruling class that goes on a bunch of tangents about birth rates stops immigrant visa processing for US citizens who married abroad.
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
I realize it's not a 512, but for context on why I ordered a 96GB. $95/month after a trade in. I'll use it for a long term project where I'm building a national sized dataset/processing video transcripts with a rubr
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
Insta-leased. I’ve ran over 1 million prompts on ollama to determine “is X website”. I’m ready to use use bigger models locally to do more thinking now. I have zero desire to give Dario anymore than $20 a month after his “you all are gonna
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
Oh yeah. Throw it behind tailscale. Herdr multiplexer in terminal is cool, it’ll remember your session if you open it in ssh from the neo
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
I often think of how much of government lethargy to climate change is because of miserable marketing like Greta thunburg yelling at a bunch of old EU bureaucrats or teenagers throwing paint at art or glueing themselves to highways. There wa
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
Same rural communities raise pitchforks upon mention of any other demographic receiving wealth transfers.
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
Today in manufacturing: I saw one time use mouthwashes at target (ugh). Made in china. We can’t make overpriced pouches or mouthwash here
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
I'm sure some ambulance chasing lawyer types will make quick work of the problem
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
Instead of wanting to, why not just do it? This is a bipartisan win.
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by kylehotchkiss 1mo ago
A model that doesn't change under your feet every few weeks. Great if you need to consistently process small data tasks over the course of months.
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
More newsworthy than most of the garbage Fox News is slopping out ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
If there's ductwork, it's something being installed into the building that has to pass inspections. It's not just one or two holes in the walls that need to be sealed.
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
Why can't we do this for lumber. And drywall. And plumbing. And wires.
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
* American leadership. The president’s only understanding of our brotherly northern neighbor is South Park portrayals. I haven’t even met a conservative who has ever had any sort of problem with Canada
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
Instagram, actually. People try to do introduction posts in their niches (and everybody has niches) and I’ve made durable online friendships with them.
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
Actually this place exists and it’s called a jail pod
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
> But from that moment on we talked essentially every day for 36 years Man. Our culture is speed running away from one of the greatest joys you can have in your life (a healthy relationship). Stephen, if you can see this, thank you for o
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
What if your yard is only crabgrass
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
You can play the points game and win - Singapore biz from US west coast booked a year in advance is within the signup bonus amount :)
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
also a publisher bias - they want you to pay them for their interview prep
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by kylehotchkiss 2mo ago
This follows a widely renounced successful treatment drug too right?

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