lxe

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   by lxe 3y ago

   > I don’t post directly because I am in prison for killing my wife Nina in 2006. From the letter dated November 2023
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   by lxe 3y ago

   > Please understand: Google is not a person. It’s many groups of people following locally-varying processes, rules, and culture. To that end, it makes no sense to either love or be angry at “Google”; it’s not a consciousness, and it has
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   by lxe 3y ago

   Does it do AI autocomplete?
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   by lxe 3y ago

   I'm all for bringing attention to anthropogenic changes we bring to our planet, and we should definitely be concerned with reversibility or runaway effects, but defining things in this fashion seems arbitrary and feels like junk scienc
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   by lxe 3y ago

   While I lack specific data, my intuition is based on observed trends in AI model development. I believe some other models that claimed such numbers excelled in benchmarks but fell short in real-world applications. Further research can valid
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   by lxe 3y ago

   "Appreciation letter" is why most of these vulnerabilities are not reported or disclosed by whitehats and are actively exploited by hackers. There should be a legal framework that holds companies liable for certain level of securi
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   by lxe 3y ago

   A 6.7B model that's as good as GPT-4 is mostly due to overfitting in such a way that favors certain benchmarks.
8. 368.▲
   by lxe 3y ago

   I think better SIMD support for webassembly is more inclusive than relying on / expecting WebGPU
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   by lxe 3y ago

   Why BSON and not JSONB, which is already supported in Postgres?
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    by lxe 3y ago

    Thanks for the prompt templates. I'm working on wiring something similar myself, using always-on voice streaming.
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    by lxe 3y ago

    There are strides in UX around self-hosted domain. Just look at homeassistant as an example.
12. 372.▲
    by lxe 3y ago

    Great work, Sindre! Didn't realize you were in the AI and app space. You've got quite a prolific OSS portfolio spanning decades at this point.
13. 373.▲
    by lxe 3y ago

    So, just a UUID to authenticate? How do you recover/reset in case it gets lost?
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    by lxe 3y ago

    I've been using fzf ctrl+r for a while now, but i'll give ethis a try. Also didn't realize homebrew for linux exists!
15. 375.▲
    by lxe 3y ago

    Haha I know right? Can't wait for us to circle back towards sensible UI frameworks again.
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    by lxe 3y ago

    Here you go! https://chat.openai.com/share/024a7117-f3d0-4a23-8186-86eeea...
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    by lxe 3y ago

    Thanks! Need to really redo the client-side code. Also it's very hacky with how microphone permission and lock works on ios, so unfortunately it might have to be a mobile native app at some point. I also need to host this in a manner t
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    Show HN: LLM-Companion: push-to-talk + TTS web chat app for OpenAI-like APIs(github.com)

    4 points by lxe 3y ago|3 comments
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    by lxe 3y ago

    I asked chatgpt to make a quick demo to demonstrate the size of the 18x18 km2 square: https://lxe.github.io/map/
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    by lxe 3y ago

    The only reason we have 10,000 UI libraries in the last 20 years is because we decided to keep default browser UI ugly and bare-bones for some reason.
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    by lxe 3y ago

    Finally a component library with trees and resizable panes!
22. 382.▲
    by lxe 3y ago

    Oh this is pretty useful! Thanks!
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    by lxe 3y ago

    Given 1.6 sq meter 500W solar panels, that's an area of 320 square kilometers. That can be constructed at $1/w at $100 billion. Also it's not necessary (or technically, it's actually impossible) to have 100% duly cycle l
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    by lxe 3y ago

    Amazon's tech innovation died a while ago. It will continue to operate its successful business lines until it runs out of steam and shrivels up, just like IBM & co. It will never catch up to things like AI and will fall behind. And
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    by lxe 3y ago

    > There are examples on the web of the sorts of things that need to be done, but all the ones I could find were in TypeScript. That’s a hurdle I didn’t feel like trying to overcome today. I mean, we can all have opinions about TypeScript
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    by lxe 3y ago

    These rules were already breaking apart even in 2013. We lost consistency with the advent of CSS-based UI, where design had free reign. This devolved into every site and app doing its own thing for UX. Now we have interfaces with zero visua
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    by lxe 3y ago

    This is my problem with the whole architecture of FE -> DB. Without a middle server layer, things like token storage, authentication, and other things become really easy to screw up.
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    by lxe 3y ago

    How does this specifically compare to llama.cpp, vllm and oobabooga? All of them already have openapi compatible API with some caveats.
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    by lxe 3y ago

    There are no incentives for regular people to buy EVs anymore: - Cost of the vehicle itself - Charging costs are almost the same as fuel costs - Tax credits and HOV benefits are disappearing - Public chargers are slow, hard to find, and cro
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    by lxe 3y ago

    I'm getting lost in all this. So webassembly is a VM for the browser. You can compile non-browsery things, like ffmpeg, into webassembly to run on the browser. You usually use emscripten compiler to do that. Wasmer is a way to run weba