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by memhole 2y ago
I really appreciated this line on the Vaticans' thoughts on AI: The twentieth-century philosopher Nicholas Berdyaev observed that people often blame machines for personal and social problems; however, “this only humiliates man and does
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by memhole 2y ago
Cheaper alternative: https://github.com/huggingface/lerobot Some local people made this with it: https://youtube.com/watch?v=J3BygZpa6Eo
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by memhole 2y ago
This is fascinating. Idk if it was a good or bad thing. In college I once looked up some insurance chart of life expectancy probabilities. It puts things in perspective that’s for sure.
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by memhole 2y ago
Highly recommend watching this channel if you're curious about speedruns: https://www.youtube.com/@SummoningSalt
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by memhole 2y ago
I can’t imagine losing a child. I had a friend die suddenly a few years ago. He was a really influential person growing up. You go around thinking, oh I’ll catch up later or reply another time and suddenly you can’t. I’ve lost a number of p
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by memhole 2y ago
This is the modern Beowulf cluster.
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by memhole 2y ago
I might be an outlier. I like to think I try for a deeper understanding of what I’m using. Like, fly uses firecracker vms afaik. Sometimes, especially for quick projects or testing ideas I just want to have it work without wrangling a bunch
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by memhole 2y ago
I've wondered this myself. There was a post about gumroad a few months ago where the CEO explained the decision to migrate to typescript and react. The decision was in part because of how well AI generated those, iirc.
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by memhole 2y ago
One day something happened and all my books were gone. It's been sitting there since. I'm hoping one day I'll use it for a project and be able to flash a different os or harvest the e-ink display. I wonder how hard it is to D
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by memhole 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. I wasn't aware they pushed that out. The ordering of this makes so much more sense. My only real concern, is that I think CTEs are so common place and part of ANSI SQL that you'll see people trade a standard fo
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by memhole 2y ago
Some of that vagueness is intentional and not always for nefarious reasons either. When getting my the FCRA cert, there definitely a few requirements that were obviously very open ended so the gov could either pursue a potential unforeseen
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by memhole 2y ago
And even then you have things like this: https://www.boilingdata.com/
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by memhole 2y ago
Different process, but this is my experience too. Making it super easy to go from writing to publish helps keep momentum. Including the prompt in your write up is a nice touch.
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by memhole 2y ago
It's super cool to build things. I love talking to people at the makerspace. Lot's of people working on interesting projects. I can't imagine not having home ec either. I don't remember the teachers name, but I've m
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by memhole 2y ago
I was actually looking into this idea. Using AI to select the content that would achieve the most engagement. Click bait and rage bait certainly exists. I'm not entirely convinced that having optimized content is really what matters so
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by memhole 2y ago
I'm not sure about seduction. Afaik, one of the defining traits is being very adept at manipulation.
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by memhole 2y ago
That’s exactly what the problem is. I’ve done some content work using LLMs. Once I started to think about how inevitably it’ll get coupled with ad networks and how anybody can do this stuff, it made me go this isn’t good. On the bright side
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by memhole 2y ago
This is correct. The cost makes no sense outside of hobby and interest. You're far better off renting. I think there is some merit to having a local inference server if you're doing development. You can manage models and have a li
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by memhole 2y ago
No. Hopefully, someone with more knowledge can explain better. But you need room for the kvcache is my understanding. You also need to factor in the size of the context window. If anyone has good resources on this, that would be awesome. Pr
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by memhole 2y ago
You’ve described it exactly. Bootstrap is great for concept. It’s easy to understand. Once you need greater customization look for something else.
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by memhole 2y ago
There’s some good points there. I think a lot of orgs can end up in the Frupid territory. Getting them to course correct and realize the dynamics of efficiency, moral, and velocity to time, money can be pretty challenging. It’s political sa
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by memhole 2y ago
Favorite thing recently has been using the vision models to make jokes. Sometimes non sequiturs get old, but occasionally you hit the right one that’s just hilarious. It’s like monster rancher for jokes. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by memhole 2y ago
I’ve been very reluctant to use closed source LLMs. This might actually convince me to use one. I’ve done so many attempts at pdf parsing over the years. It’s awful to deal with. 2 column format omg. Most don’t realize that pdfs contain ins
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by memhole 2y ago
You described my pattern. I don’t care for it. I just don’t know what other pattern I could apply. It can get really messy and the code duplication is a headache. Humans don’t read the middle if that makes sense. So you’re having to keep a
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by memhole 2y ago
This is awesome! Can't wait to read it. I've been very curious about why we don't hear more about LLMs on TPUs.
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Ask HN: How do you discover and share blogs?
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AI Persona Media Testing Pt.4(blog.graphicalmethods.com)
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by memhole 2y ago
It was my likely first choice before deciding to roll my own. I’d recommend getting a domain which will cost you $5/month or so to use with bear iirc. Mataroa is another option similar to bear.
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by memhole 2y ago
I wish was a more recognized process. Build a rough plan, then poke, and adapt. http://lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/5335
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by memhole 2y ago
Thanks! That makes sense now.

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