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by lgas 2y ago
I think the person who wrote that probably meant these, specifically: https://github.com/danielmiessler/fabric/tree/main/patterns
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by lgas 2y ago
> Eventually it entered an infinite loop of suggesting the same over and over. This happens often as the context window length increases with the conversation. Restarting the conversation will often help.
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by lgas 2y ago
I mean... at first blush it seems like `./scriptname` which is what the `uv` shebang provides beats having to remember two commands and && them together.
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by lgas 2y ago
How do I sign up to be a stranger?
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by lgas 2y ago
It just extracts the abstracts?
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by lgas 2y ago
It was not removed, I just clicked the link right now and I can still see it.
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by lgas 2y ago
It could be opt-out/opt-in and then all six users that care about privacy could do as they wished.
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by lgas 2y ago
Still there for me.
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by lgas 2y ago
> You can teach an intern things, correct their mistakes, help them become better and your investment will lead to them performing better. You can't do the same way you do with a human developer, but you can do a somewhat effective
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by lgas 2y ago
It's trivial using a number of approaches, eg. a simple bash or python script. But I think there's still a fair amount of value in building a common tool for these sorts of things. Everyone that builds their own one off solution
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by lgas 2y ago
Yes, I often use one LLM to generate a PRD and the include it in the codebase, then ask Cursor agent to implement some part of the system using the PRD as a reference. It can't emit an entire codebase in one-shot (unless it's tri
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by lgas 2y ago
This works fine in Cursor. As far as I know, you can't say "open the file..." but you can say "where is the function to do <xyz>" and it'll include a link to the file in it's response and then you c
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by lgas 2y ago
Why? It's just moving more of the grunt work of shuffling things around to the human?
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by lgas 2y ago
All names are taken. There's no need to point this out every time.
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by lgas 2y ago
To elaborate a little more, the commenter above must've done an Inspect Element or otherwise navigated to the live DOM view which is what has the html and pre nodes. If you view source (or look in the network tab) instead, you'll
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by lgas 2y ago
There are lots of perverse incentives baked into the web today. Eg. payouts based on time spent on content.
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by lgas 2y ago
> That doesn't always mean they do the same exact thing. There's lots that are different too. That's good. Gotta keep people on their toes.
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by lgas 2y ago
Isn't the poster the whole team?
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by lgas 2y ago
> I recently needed to create a Dockerfile which I have done many times before. > It took 3 times longer than if I had done it by hand because I just kept copy and pasting each error back to ChatGPT You know that if you already know w
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by lgas 2y ago
"X spells Y" means "X results in Y". It was used correctly.
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by lgas 2y ago
I'm guessing it's basically doing RAG over the full toolset to surface only the most relevant tools for any given message?
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by lgas 2y ago
LLMs don't have intentions, so it would never be an unintended malicious response.
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by lgas 2y ago
Competition is good for innovation and choice is good for everyone. Does it need to be special?
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by lgas 2y ago
> Similarly, I can get started myself on Computer Vision and Machine Learning projects with LLMs, but I need to hand over to a proper CV or ML Engineer to get the last 10% done. Unless by "Computer Vision and Machine Learning"
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by lgas 2y ago
Ah, thanks.
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by lgas 2y ago
That cost is amortized over all requests made against all copies of the model though. Fortunately we don't have to re-train the model every time we want to perform inference.
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by lgas 2y ago
On that note, I recently learned from Simon Willson's blog that if you have uv installed, , you can try OpenWebUI via: uvx --python 3.11 open-webui serve
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by lgas 2y ago
No such slider on mine. ( https://i.imgur.com/m1tODYK.png )
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by lgas 2y ago
The implications of the technology are not impacted by how the technology was created or where the IP was sourced.
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by lgas 2y ago
This might've saved you some time: https://huggingface.co/NeuML/txtai-arxiv

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