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by lemming 1y ago
I would really love this too. However I think that the only solution for that is to give it a Kagi search tool, in combination with a web scraping tool, and a loop while it figures out whether it's got the information it needs to answe
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by lemming 1y ago
I'm also interested to know if there are other limitations with this. Gemini, for example, has a built-in web search tool, but it can't be used in combination with other tools, which is a little annoying. o3/o4-mini can'
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by lemming 1y ago
Additionally, there's no OpenAPI spec, so you have to generate one from their protobuf specs if you want to use that to generate a client model. Their protobuf specs live in a repo at https://github.com/googleapis/
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by lemming 1y ago
I maintain an alternative client which I build from the API definitions at https://github.com/googleapis/googleapis , which according to https://github.com/googleapis/python-genai/issues/3
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by lemming 2y ago
An online application of this principle is Focusmate, where you schedule calls with essentially random strangers and just work together. There's very little chit chat and it's not some weird front for a hookup scheme. I've be
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by lemming 2y ago
The chat continues with the results, and I often explicitly tell it "search to make sure your answer is correct" if I see it making stuff up without actually searching. I use it multiple times a day for all sorts of things.
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by lemming 2y ago
I’m very pleased to see this, Flow was such a lovely film. I didn’t realise it was made with blender!
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by lemming 2y ago
We draw the lines in different places. e.g. amateur MMA is illegal in Norway and I think a couple of other places too.
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by lemming 2y ago
I remember reading Eric's writing about Rebecca's illness and death at the time, and even though it was before my own daughter's birth I remember it being one of the saddest things I could remember reading. His writing is so
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by lemming 2y ago
My concern is that for every person with a rare disease causing vague symptoms, there are more people with similar vague symptoms that don't have an underlying rare disease. This is a problem, for sure, and additionally the people wi
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by lemming 2y ago
And they all got diagnosed with no problem? If that's the case, then they were lucky in my experience. Obviously not lucky to have the conditions, which are objectively terrible, but having a condition like this and fighting to have it
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by lemming 2y ago
But when you have a list of vague symptoms that aren't very serious, could be caused by anything, and your records show 30 visits to hospitals and specialists, and you start talking about experimental life extension treatments, the va
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by lemming 2y ago
This seems to be a problem with the most recent model (claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022). There was a lot of complaining about it on their discord when it was released and I had a lot of problems with it too. If you use the previous Claude model,
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by lemming 2y ago
I haven't worked through it, but Michael Nielsen has a great article about this: https://cognitivemedium.com/srs-mathematics .
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by lemming 2y ago
Where does DeepSeek say that about API usage? Their privacy policy says they store all data on servers in China, and their terms of use says that they can use any user data to improve their services. I can’t see anything where they say that
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by lemming 2y ago
So for posterity, in this subthread we found that I can use OpenAI without them training on my data, whereas I cannot with DeepSeek.
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by lemming 2y ago
By default, we do not train on any inputs or outputs from our products for business users, including ChatGPT Team, ChatGPT Enterprise, and the API. We offer API customers a way to opt-in to share data with us, such as by providing feedback
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by lemming 2y ago
Thanks for the kind words, Simon! I think you probably just got used to the quirks :-). The worst ones are around pasting, which is mostly IntelliJ complicating things for parinfer by making a lot of whitespace changes in order to format th
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by lemming 2y ago
I develop Cursive, an IDE for Clojure code, and I spent a long time integrating parinfer smart mode. It was actually really difficult to do well, I wrote a document with feedback about what (among other things I discovered later) that made
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by lemming 2y ago
Of course it's a chance to rethink the internet. COVID was also a chance to rethink our responses to pandemics. Cambridge Analytica was a chance to rethink data privacy as it relates to private companies. Edward Snowden was a chance to
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by lemming 2y ago
Thanks for the reply, I think your reasons make total sense for your use case and I was also underwhelmed by Antlr, or at least the TS grammar for it. But I don't need the vast majority of what SWC offers, I just need a type declaratio
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by lemming 2y ago
I agree that the Antlr Typescript grammar is underwhelming, and I also agree with the difficulty of not having a well defined owner of the project to interact with. My main use case is parsing TS type definitions, and the grammar from the g
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by lemming 2y ago
Right, that would be another native bridge solution.
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by lemming 2y ago
I want to use Typescript types to improve IDE support for a compile-to-JS language (ClojureScript).
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by lemming 2y ago
Oh my word, there may finally be a Typescript parser for the JVM? I have wanted this for the longest time, and it's been on my radar to take on as a project in the near future. If this is a reasonably complete parser, this will save me
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by lemming 2y ago
Kagi also has an occasionally delightful small web index: https://blog.kagi.com/small-web . It’s nicely integrated into their search results too.
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by lemming 2y ago
That seems like a stretch to me from the landing page, and is absolutely not my experience from using it. It’s also explicitly discouraged in all their documentation, e.g. this is from their FAQ: Can I chat with my partner? No. Talking w
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by lemming 2y ago
Yes that one, and yes it’s a real human. I don’t think it would work as well with an LLM, something about there being a real person there helps immensely with accountability. I’d encourage you to try it out if the idea is interesting, it’s
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by lemming 2y ago
I work from home. For a while, I was using Focusmate to keep me on track, which worked very well. I implemented something similar using a standard smart bulb connected to Apple Home, and then I just controlled it using shortcuts and Hammers

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