memhole

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by memhole 2y ago
Do you mostly stick with smaller models? I’m pretty surprised at how good the smaller models can be at times now. A year ago they were nearly useless. I kind of like too the hallucinations are more obvious sometimes. Or at least it seems li
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Somehow, I don't feel comfortable(momoyotorimitsu.com)
52 points by memhole 2y ago|4 comments
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by memhole 2y ago
Hope the author picks up their blog again. I enjoyed the chickens article too.
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by memhole 2y ago
Ok, that’s helpful. Thanks!
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by memhole 2y ago
It’s the inadequacy of every photo you take of something beautiful. It never captures the actual moment well enough
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by memhole 2y ago
Good to know. I assumed it was all done via objects or things like objects. So is piping more functional programming?
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by memhole 2y ago
For anyone interested in this as design, it’s called method chaining.
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by memhole 2y ago
I find the moving background nauseating lol. I like it though. Hope you enjoy the show!
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by memhole 2y ago
Are those taken up by plants? I think there’s even some debate around the effects of using treated wood for raised vegetable gardens. Last when I looked into it, I think there was some elevated arsenic in plants and the advice was to plant
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by memhole 2y ago
Yeah, I don’t think RAM is the bottleneck. Which is unfortunate. It feels like a missed opportunity for them. I think Apple partly became popular because it enabled creatives and developers.
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by memhole 2y ago
Wouldn’t even know it’s not a professional product. Great write up too
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by memhole 2y ago
Penguin waddle, slinky
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by memhole 2y ago
Anything public you can share yet? I’ve been interested in how much LLMs “understand” symbolism.
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by memhole 2y ago
Yeah, good point. There are some lines in the sand. I’ve heard stories about the surprising number of startups that are basically doing illegal things and justifying it as being disruptive. Fortunately it comes up during diligence and guess
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by memhole 2y ago
Here’s an example of one that shut down: https://calmfund.com/writing/pause Over the years, my consensus is that if you’re playing by values you’re leaving alpha on the table. Alpha that another company will try and li
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by memhole 2y ago
I hope you take this the right way. Seeing your work gives me so much more confidence in my own creativity. I showed someone at the supply store a rough draft I had and they were encouraging, but also said I’ve never seen anything like it.
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by memhole 2y ago
I like the pattern described too. Only snag is deletes and updates. Ime, you have to delete the underlying file or create and maintain a view that handles the data you want visible.
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by memhole 2y ago
Strangely enough, doing work with AI helped push me to blog and be more creative. Something about the artificiality of AI and if the machines can start doing what we do, what else is there?
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by memhole 2y ago
You have some interesting ideas. Definitely a fan
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by memhole 2y ago
I would agree. I think at least in some fields a certain cleverness is needed. Mathematics is all about being clever and testing assumptions as an example.
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by memhole 2y ago
Did you make SageMath? I used it a bunch in college. It was/is such a cool tool. There was a LaTeX plugin or something and I used it to grade students papers. It's also how I learned about hardware and software precision. Along wi
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by memhole 2y ago
That's helpful! Thanks for clarifying. I'll have to check it out.
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by memhole 2y ago
Up front, this is not my area of expertise. You would still not want to run this on the same server as your containers since someone could inject their own cert? I think it allows someone to decrypt traffic that isn't just proxied to S
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by memhole 2y ago
“The seat at the head of the table remains undisturbed, perhaps reserved for Business Elijah.“ What a reference! Probably my favorite line of the story. I’ve never been good with twiddling my fingers at work. It’s a strange anxiety when you
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by memhole 2y ago
Since no one else commented. I liked it. Maybe it’s just me, but I rarely see things like this covered. I had no idea band had evolved so much.
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by memhole 2y ago
Yeah, the shift in acceptance is really interesting to see. This documentary has always stood out to me: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We_Live_in_Public
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by memhole 2y ago
At least in Colorado, living in the mountains was so you could live a little more freely. I will say living in a large city certainly has different freedoms. It’s far easier to find your people for example. SLC Punk! Is a “good” movie about
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by memhole 2y ago
On re-encoding memories as well: https://www.jneurosci.org/content/32/35/12144 Oops, someone else posted this further down too. Great minds think alike!
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by memhole 2y ago
I don’t think most touch it. As much as I’ve always thought embedded dbs have a place in data analytics and warehousing, I think the issue is that it’s really a sql api on top of a file system and it’s easiest to just copy the db with somet
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by memhole 2y ago
I lived a studio apartment that had black and white honeycomb pattern tiles in the bathroom. One of my favorite things about that apartment.

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