lachlan_gray

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   by lachlan_gray 3y ago

   I’ve been using kindavim, this looks more powerful though, gonna try it out! https://kindavim.app/
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   by lachlan_gray 3y ago

   Another beauty of this kind of thinking is that it’s really empowering if you don’t have any computer science background. Coming from somewhere like physics, grasping how computers are actually simple opens very direct paths for getting thi
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   by lachlan_gray 3y ago

   I find that I retain the most information when I build myself a “story” of it. A kind of narrative makes it easy to relate from one piece of knowledge to another, and also interject new tidbits as you find them. Things like obsidian lend th
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   by lachlan_gray 3y ago

   Since when we talk, our tongues tap patterns on the roof of the mouth and the back of the teeth, I wonder if AI processing could infer what words you are shaping from these sensors. Maybe it’s possible to input text by mouthing words silent
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   by lachlan_gray 3y ago

   Is the approach similar to what they did for Riffusion? (On front page a while ago) https://www.riffusion.com/
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   Ggwave: Tiny Data-over-Sound Library(github.com)

   2 points by lachlan_gray 3y ago|0 comments
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   by lachlan_gray 4y ago

   Nice! I might embed this into my neovim setup. Do you plan on adding support for regenerating responses and editing previous queries? Maybe via a bang operator or something
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   LMQL (Language Model Query Language)(docs.lmql.ai)

   3 points by lachlan_gray 4y ago|0 comments
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   by lachlan_gray 4y ago

   Location: Toronto Remote: flexible Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Python, SQL, c++, LLM design patterns and ecosystem CV: https://lachlangray.blot.im/resume.pdf Email: lachlan dot gray2000 at gmail --- I’m a new gra
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    True, but as the orchestrator of my hands and limbs, I could not even begin tell you the implementation details of what they are doing to accomplish my high level intentions
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    It would be really interesting to see how a system like this competes with multimodal transformers. If it's good, systems like GPT-4 and Kosmos-1 won't need to have a built-in vision system.
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    AI will definitely have NSFW use cases... I think William Gibson's Neuromancer books will prove to have prescient insights into what that will look like. Tech like simstims that can seize your attention and can hold it indefinitely, an
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    thanks!
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    that's good to hear- my hands like to wave and I tried hard to keep them at bay
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    I'm glad you enjoyed it!
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    Thanks for the idea! I'm looking into this now, looks like there are batteries-included services I can plunk down into the website
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    This is extremely interesting and I will keep it for later! I think the engine is a perfect analogy for what makes language models exciting. At the time nobody would have realized that it would power trains or factories... it's just th
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    It's not in the networks themselves, but the combinatorial ways that we can string them together. Even if the language models themselves don't become much more powerful, there are a lot of really weird things to discover in terms
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    The Cambrian Period of AI(lachlangray.blot.im)

    113 points by lachlan_gray 4y ago|63 comments
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    Hey hn, this is my first blog post. The community here inspired me to finally try it out. I would really appreciate any feedback on clarity, or anything that causes good or bad gut reactions.
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    Prediction of protein structure with a language model(science.org)

    1 points by lachlan_gray 4y ago|0 comments
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    I think we’re pretty much there. Like the other comment pointed out, palm-e is a glimpse of it. Eventually I think this kind of thing will work it’s way into autonomous cars and a lot of other mundane stuff (like roombas) as it becomes easi
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    Has anyone tried this on an m1 machine?
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    Vimscript is still really great for making edits and automating odd little things. I find it especially useful for refactoring
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    List of Ig Nobel Prize Winners(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by lachlan_gray 4y ago|0 comments
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    TIL that not everyone sees TV static and colourful artifacts. I’m glad to hear you are doing well. That is a serious journey.
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    I think they should stop taking input from the keyboard literally, and process it in a similar way to swipe typing which is usually pretty accurate.
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    It’s true that it’s possible to reach a wider audience than was every possible, but now a handful of musicians take up all of the listening time. My parents are both blue collar musicians and use to make good money. before recorded music wa
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    Software 2.0 (2017)(karpathy.medium.com)

    1 points by lachlan_gray 4y ago|0 comments
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    by lachlan_gray 4y ago

    Wow, diffusion could be a game changer for audio restoration.