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littlekey
3y ago
Thanks for this, will give it a try :)
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3y ago
I'm super interested in their choice of features here; I never expected they'd be using the image of the spectrogram fed into a vision model like a CNN rather than the audio signal itself. My hazy memory from school was that spe
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littlekey
3y ago
Sacramento, California Pros: - City of trees, very beautiful this time of the year with the changing colors. - Very bike-able, in fact they just changed the way the bike lanes work to make them more accessible and visible. If you're st
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littlekey
3y ago
If we're talking inflection points, my vote would be for the industrial revolution.
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littlekey
3y ago
>I’m not stupid—this just takes time This one resonates with me. And a follow-up thought: even if I am stupid, it'll just take longer. The idea being that intelligence doesn't limit what you can do, only how fast you can do it.
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littlekey
3y ago
Great story, thanks for telling it.
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littlekey
3y ago
Broke Rule #1 too, it seems :).
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littlekey
3y ago
For what it's worth, I think Hearthstone in particular very much qualifies as "ginormous".
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littlekey
3y ago
Adding another data point here from someone who clicked away after hitting the registration wall. Free or not, it's just not something I want to do before getting a solid sense of the product's value. Let me explore your work for
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littlekey
3y ago
Looking at the image and then getting a pop-up video ad on the ibb.co page itself (plus a request to send notifications) was a bizarre multi-layer ad experience.
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3y ago
Great post, the summary for me being: speed is not just speed. There seem to be many other benefits aside from just maximizing productivity. It's a change in mindset that reduces decision paralysis/fear of starting, as well as enc
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3y ago
We can go older: "festina lente" in Latin. ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Festina_lente )
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3y ago
Seems like there's a silver lining here. It reinforces the idea that the answer to the problem is not necessarily the important part. When you can trivially provide a correct answer, it places more emphasis on the skill of being able t
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3y ago
I have a couple of questions: 1. Once you use the vector embeddings to grab the most relevant chunks, are you just injecting the actual 400 (in this example) token prose text snippets into the LLM query? So under the hood does that query fr