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nbulka
2y ago
What do you all think about this? I spent a lot of time on it last year and then put it on the backburner but I was thinking of updating some of the levels to reflect this Practical Vim Command Workflow. https://www.vimarcade.com
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nbulka
3y ago
Isn’t LLMs too broad of a scope? This only applies to certain model types that fall under LLM right? Not trying to be pedantic, I’m curious.
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3y ago
how does this compare to llama-index
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3y ago
Thats partly because negation is hardly a well defined statistical concept. Ask someone to not imagine where their favorite band might play in your town if they had their choice and I doubt people would say “ok I won’t.” More likely you’d h
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4y ago
Diablo 2
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4y ago
How can one prove that the selected answer is indeed the correct one? Isn't it possible that there are more concise explanations than the recognized "correct" answer that the author of the test didn't see (and indeed, co
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nbulka
5y ago
Not to mention, the OTT compressor is a big reason why we have EDM as it is.
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nbulka
5y ago
How would/could this work with, say, an analog synthesizer that accepts MIDI?
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5y ago
The easiest explanation is that when I am 1 year old, my second year is twice as long as I've ever lived. If you feel time in relation to anything , like the article suggests, this is an easier jump.
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nbulka
5y ago
I read this as "Thoughts on chess improvement, after gaining 600 pounds in 6 months." Thought it was the only activity they had left!
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5y ago
Yes the details are important; if you are so inclined to trace the reasoning all the way back to the axioms, thankfully they are very easy to understand! And doing so would definitely prepare them for epistemology. There's a reason tha
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In my undergrad experience, there was way more choice in a PHIL degree than Math/Engineering or even English. My suggestion is to jump on the CT train early because it is new, but truly enlightening. It's the best framework we hav
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5y ago
This guy's whole channel is amazing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6rTlirbfRI
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5y ago
Thanks I should clarify. I don't mean understanding all of the details. I mean from a high level. To be clear, I mean the incredibly useful notion of realizing that cross-domain knowledge can share structure. Logic and geometry are in
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5y ago
I majored in Philosophy, thought about doing a PhD but I ended up moving around with my wife (girlfriend at the time) working odd jobs for awhile, winding up as a software engineer. I learned about category theory through HN, and I now beli
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Take me out to the ball game, take me out to the crowd?
(allisonstice.substack.com)
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Opencv Music Video
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nbulka
6y ago
I’m interested! Send me an email
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6y ago
Two accounts: Molydenum is my more mainstream stuff. https://open.spotify.com/album/0KAtTxEPv2YqeGLs63D7ZU?si=MX7... More personal, experimental stuff is under my name. https://open.spotify.com/album&#x
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nbulka
6y ago
https://soundcloud.com/nicholasbulka/random-magenta lol, if this is interesting to anyone let me know and I'll put together a yt video.
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6y ago
For sure! I've been putting random magenta drum and melody generations through this free synth Vital ( https://vital.audio/ ) Second step is choose a lead preset based on random letter generation (whatever is closest).
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6y ago
I've spent days on this problem and the hard part is not the music theory. Even Moonlight Sonata will sound dinky if you are playing it with sin waves. Generating an interesting synth sound is at least as hard as generating an interest
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Could they be trying to make a point? About insurance abuses of this technology maybe? maybe not, could just be the algorithm failing. Or maybe they don't want to assume the liability of actually providing a number.
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6y ago
They sell hardware that interfaces with their app. They might also might have premium features for plugins or virtual instruments.
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6y ago
Labyrinths of Reason, William Poundstone The Ghost in the Atom, P.C.W Davies The View from the Center of The Universe, Abrams and Primack Godel Escher Bach, Douglas Hofstadter The Four Agreements, Don Miguel Ruiz
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7y ago
What's a link to that paper?
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7y ago
I applied for an Engineering role at Gitlab. I didn't make it past the initial interview screening and politely asked for feedback in order to grow professionally. I never heard back from the recruiter or company after that yet their h
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7y ago
"We just accept their odd multiplication tables." What is odd about the quaternions' multiplication tables? Is it the fact that the commutative property of multiplication is violated? For the sake of argument, let me assert t
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There's some bridge in consciousness between music and dreaming. They share some extra-rational quality that eludes language. That's exactly why I named my first album "Trampoline Dreams" That's not the point of the
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7y ago
I am a DM. For this campaign, your character choices are limited to: [CPU, Guest, Anonymous, Player 1, Player 2, User, Random, "", undefined]
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