lukebuehler

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by lukebuehler 2y ago
would you mind summarizing what the main argument is? I've watched several of his interviews (but not read the books), and I don't really understand why he concludes that consciousness is not computable.
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
> I dozed off and dreamt that I was a nut on the branch of a tree. The wind swept me away and threw me onto a meadow where I sprouted and began to grow. I've now heard of this kind of trip with Salvia a few times--the notion of an i
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
It’s not that bad. I started basically from zero about a year ago, have been doing react maybe 20% of my work time since then, and I would say I now understand and can use most concepts/features in react.
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
> If playing multiplayer, the mod must be installed serverside. Shoot! Would have been fun to create my block storage on an anarchy server and then fight to defend files in Minecraft.
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
I’m using Procrastinate in several projects. Would definitely like to see a comparison. What I personally love about Procrastinate is async, locks, delayed and scheduled jobs, queue specific workers (allowing to factor the backend in variou
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
So, this is interesting. First, the UX of listening on a pendant and then answering on the phone seems substantially better than Humane and R1. However, in all honesty, I don’t understand the marketing here. Is this some 4D chess of cringe-
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Friend AI Necklace [video](youtube.com)
1 points by lukebuehler 2y ago|1 comments
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
But are you not referring to a very narrow definition of “scale”? That is, just the technical side. But the article talks about scaling a business at large, which includes scaling customer concerns, and so on. So scaling here refers to conq
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
The arc described here reminds me of the “hero’s journey” where there are two distinct phases. First, the going out and away to slay dragons, which is unnatural, corresponding the to the conquest of scale. And then there is the return—a hom
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Extropic update on building the ultimate substrate for generative AI(twitter.com)
1 points by lukebuehler 2y ago|0 comments
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
Even better examples are in the latest updates to bulletproof react. They combine react router pre-fetching with tanstack query.
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
I've never heard of the idea that the lathe bootstrapped the industrial revolution. Can you say more, and any pointers to read?
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by lukebuehler 2y ago
Screen time passcode is what I do too. The rule I set for myself is that my partner ist the only one allowed to lock it and unlock it. (Technically, you can always remove the passcode with the Apple password, but I don to that).
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The Cult of AI(rollingstone.com)
3 points by lukebuehler 3y ago|0 comments
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by lukebuehler 3y ago
That’s why production RAG systems really require full blown search backends. You decompose the natural language question into a search query with meta data filtering and more. And only then do embeddings search. And only if you get some goo
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by lukebuehler 3y ago
look up "frames", it's an old concept and also influenced OOP.
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by lukebuehler 3y ago
I’m paying ~$50 for my cell phone plan. $100 for internet. And all that does is route data. I’d easily pay, say, $200 a month for a system that routes sufficient high intelligence. Gpt5 with a 20% improvement over 4 would qualify.
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by lukebuehler 3y ago
Agents have agency: they do stuff. The way the do it is by calling code or writing code and then executing it. They need some retrieval system too (often called memory) that selects the relevant possible actions for a current context. I wro
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Interview with GPT-4 Creator Ilya Sutskever(youtube.com)
3 points by lukebuehler 4y ago|0 comments
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by lukebuehler 4y ago
Very interesting, I also have recently come to think that higher-order logic and its relationship to type systems and verification are the way to go for alignment.
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by lukebuehler 4y ago
Ah come on! It's more complicated than that. Most of the heavy lifting in OmniSharp is done by Roslyn [0]. Roslyn is the open source C# compiler and code analysis library maintained by MS. You cannot overstate how much effort has gone
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by lukebuehler 4y ago
It's probably closer to Internet Computer than IPFS, Arweave, FileCoin, etc.
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by lukebuehler 4y ago
How does content consumption work then? Would you not say there are clear characteristics, like your preferred genres, that matter quite a bit whether you will like a movie or not?
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by lukebuehler 4y ago
The holy grail is to generate content for you ! The future will combine these tool with data about you—aesthetic preferences, story arches you respond to well, your current mood—-and generate content on the fly. I assume there will still b
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by lukebuehler 4y ago
In a previous life, when I worked with solvers a lot, this was exactly my problem too: the examples in the documentation are always way too simple. What I saw often, and this was in finance, that one or two developers gain proficiency in co
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by lukebuehler 5y ago
I used to hear this but not believe that people would be groomed so brazenly. Then I saw it happen before my own eye in several global organizations (not government), now I believe, as you do, that this is one of the greatest sources of cor
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by lukebuehler 5y ago
Jobs will leave the cities insofar as they are not bound to the city anymore. People might decide to stay in one city or another, but the job will not define where and how, this will change the dynamics
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by lukebuehler 5y ago
I should have put more emphasis on "as we know them." I think think cities will exist for sure, and they might be better. So I agree with you there, and I actually hope the same. But modern cities have had two phases: first indust
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by lukebuehler 5y ago
> How long until climate change or expensive gasoline forces people to just stay home?? Yes, this is just the beginning of the end. I would even say this is the beginning of the end for cities as we know them. I think 80-90% of all white
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by lukebuehler 5y ago
Fascinating article, but I have to point to something else: how refreshing it is to read an article by someone who has complete control over the English language.

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