martinthenext

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by martinthenext 3y ago
Wow, very similar to what I have been doing but sounds like you had way more consistency. My bot does not remind me to write, it's a neat idea. I was wondering about adding a trivial Langchain+LLaMa thing to it to chat to my old memori
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by martinthenext 3y ago
Yes ofc: https://github.com/martinthenext/daytobase It is extremely old but probably trivial to upgrade to recent Python. There is also a serverless version [1] and a recently attempted Rust version. I will most likely
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by martinthenext 3y ago
In 2016 I created a telegram bot to make it super easy for me to keep daily diary, and I still use it now: https://t.me/DaytobaseBot Similar to other folks in the thread, I sometimes go back to old entries and reflect on ho
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by martinthenext 8y ago
Experiments report loss of motivation to do toy tasks. I can imagine people losing motivation to do those, or participate in the study, after meditating. Not sure how that translates to lack of motivation in doing what you actually like&#x2
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Making text search learn from feedback(medium.com)
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by martinthenext 9y ago
I've been developing something similar, but as a Telegram bot: https://telegram.me/daytobasebot https://github.com/martinthenext/daytobase I found it easier to use telegram because it is available
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by martinthenext 9y ago
Oh man, we did it before Microsoft! http://comnsense.io/ https://youtu.be/ALF9GY2K-wc
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by martinthenext 11y ago
I was curious and sketched up something similar to this website in about a 100 lines of Python code. It has a CLI interface, have a look if you're interested: https://gist.github.com/martinthenext/fc989ffa6ec84ee09
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by martinthenext 13y ago
It's pretty interesting how the strategy derived by averaging over multiple intelligent users can be that sub-optimal.