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by mycall 5mo ago
Practice makes perfect!
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by mycall 5mo ago
It will take another [human] generation before AI is well integrated into everyone's daily lives where people will expect a local model handling things for them. I don't think the killer app has arrived yet (OC is a hint of what
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by mycall 5mo ago
That is good enough speed for plenty of use cases.
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by mycall 5mo ago
For quality Reaper reviews on every update, The Reaper Blog [0] is most excellent and keeps me excited about the deluge of releases. [0] https://www.youtube.com/@TheREAPERBlog
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by mycall 5mo ago
In the late 19th century, Georges Polti claimed that all human drama can be boiled down to exactly 36 situations [0]. These are much more granular and include things like: Slaying of a kinsman unrecognized. Disaster. Falling prey to cruelty
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by mycall 5mo ago
There are plenty of other ways to virtual data without a VPN, e.g. sockpuppets, ipfs, etc. Since data tends to drift towards being free, it is a game of wack-a-mole.
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by mycall 5mo ago
Furthermore, with the vast and immediate knowledge that LLMs have, we could see a proliferation of domain-specific sorting algorithms designed for all types of purposes.
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by mycall 6mo ago
I only saw it once at a vintage computer expo around 2002. I don't have any more information than that.
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Cathode Ray Tube Memory (RAM)(radiomuseum.org)
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by mycall 6mo ago
LaserCube [0] uses additive color mixing using three primary laser diodes (RGB) aligned using dichroic mirrors (which reflect specific wavelengths while allowing others to pass through) so that they exit the aperture as a single, combined b
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by mycall 6mo ago
Overriding drivers can be mitigated as it is just one layer.
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by mycall 6mo ago
I tend to disagree. When guiding AI through many rounds of code review, it can self correct if shown where general issues exist. It does take practice for using the language of the model, i.e. drift instead of issues. Human in the loop is
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by mycall 6mo ago
Exactly this. Unicode is a big beast to consider in regex concats.
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by mycall 6mo ago
Ukraine is different and did the reverse, giving up their nukes. They said it was too expensive to keep them, which is only partially true. Ukraine could have deconstructed them and created new Permissive Action Links (PALs) in Dnipro alth
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by mycall 6mo ago
Sorry but if Cuba starting launching drones at Florida, especially Mar-a-Lago, Cuba will be carpet bombed. Americans would simply not put up with that. It would be sad days in history imho.
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by mycall 6mo ago
The problem with regex is multi-language support and how big the regex will bloat if you to support even 10 languages.
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by mycall 7mo ago
Everyone will need something customized to their lifestyle changes, like a digital factory kernel, to others wanting to trade workflow recipes. They then use to write their own AI clean-roomed edition (which of course is just glue to hosted
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by mycall 7mo ago
Needs a "Back in Meow minutes" on the screen when they go off-camera.
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by mycall 7mo ago
I noticed codex has a sandbox, wondering if it has a comparable config section.
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by mycall 7mo ago
Have you seen what Unitree G1 can already do? I see the writing on the walls for going onsite and pulling wires.
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by mycall 7mo ago
AI is most excellent at reading and understanding large codebases and, with some guidance docs, can easily reproduce accurate technical documentation. Divide and conquer.
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by mycall 7mo ago
So then flutter will let you do that, with a little elbow grease.
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by mycall 7mo ago
..and to think $2=3k is basically a minimum to really use local LLMs effectively, with prices definitely rising globally. Most people will just stick with online services for LLMs.
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by mycall 7mo ago
Evasion techniques like JA3 randomization or impersonation can bypass detection.
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by mycall 7mo ago
I also see it as fleeting as right when you have it figured out, a new model will work differently and may/may not need all their engineering layers.
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by mycall 7mo ago
How much does what you describe have to do with the continuous compounding of laws? Since 1976, on average 220 new laws are enacted by Congress per year, but this is additive as most laws do not sunset or get repealed. Also, the complexit
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by mycall 7mo ago
data = code in the AI age. Fuzzy data = fuzzy code. Now combining AI with deterministic tool calling brings the best of both worlds.
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by mycall 7mo ago
You could just use DoubleDOS [1] to run the BBS in partition 0 and the door could run in parallel in partition 1. This was my setup before Windows 3 and DESQview replaced it. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DoubleDOS
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by mycall 7mo ago
I was lucky enough to have a T1 in 1995 and still think to this day that 1.544 Mbps is enough to do real work.
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by mycall 7mo ago
While this might be pushing it, some have had blogs on it.. but, I will love the UI. https://www.yourworldoftext.com

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