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outofpaper
8mo ago
Horrible. Just because you have code that runs not in a browser doesn't mean you have something that's local. This goes double when the code requires API calls. Your net goes down and this stuff does nothing.
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outofpaper
8mo ago
What's dumb, on top of everything, is needing to store non special standard operating procedures in specific AI folders and files when wanting to work with AI tooling.
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outofpaper
8mo ago
A real test is synthesizing 100,000 sentences of this slect random ones and then inject the traits you want thr LLM to detect and describe, eg have a set of words or phrases that may represent spells and have them used so that they do somet
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outofpaper
9mo ago
Seek? In the grand scheme of things asking forgiveness only applies if you're going to not be that transformative and something like YouTube's automated copyright strikes might affect you. "Ask Forgiveness" is often a be
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outofpaper
9mo ago
The less juggling of concepts thr more effective any problem solver cam be.
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outofpaper
9mo ago
Still working hard and now we also have Aider-ce.
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outofpaper
9mo ago
This is going to make a lotote people aware of flippers.
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outofpaper
10mo ago
Feels almost SEO. 56k used to be the top speed for models. It was L33t.
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outofpaper
10mo ago
How does usage compare to the old TWIN? https://github.com/cosmos72/twin
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outofpaper
10mo ago
Another plain text option is David Miserak's GoCard. https://github.com/DavidMiserak/GoCard
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outofpaper
10mo ago
Can we stop calling these confabulated artifacts, "Hallucinations"? Hallucinating is perceiving things that are not there, imagining and creating things that feel believable but are not there is confabulation. LLMs are imagination
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outofpaper
10mo ago
Maybe if they are also using AR glasses and bring slack with them... They need a currently taking a walk channel.
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outofpaper
1y ago
Agreed and for most smaller use cases theres always b2 from Backblaze.
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outofpaper
1y ago
In many regions specific apps are needed for reliable identity verification.
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outofpaper
1y ago
You can side load three apps at a time outside the EU and unlimited inside the EU.
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outofpaper
1y ago
You're welcome!
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outofpaper
1y ago
Happy you enjoyed it. Most of my creations just build on and with Startr.Style. It's a tight alternative to Tailwind's mess of classes. I especially love how directly it translates to pure styling yet allows us to have responsive
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outofpaper
1y ago
If you want something actually self contained play with this https://startr.style/modernism/
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outofpaper
1y ago
Billions of users don't have a computer they work on and don't realize that this might be an option.
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outofpaper
1y ago
Chill Winston! Artists in residency are not know for being technical. They are not divas demanding support but individuals who are supposed to have access to resources, space, and support that allows them to develop as artists. The spaces t
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outofpaper
1y ago
No monolithic models but us ng hybrid approaches we've been able to beet humans for some time now.
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outofpaper
1y ago
Same. It's either that the author had quiet a different life than us or they wrote it using an LLM
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outofpaper
1y ago
They might be good reads on the topic but Drew makes some significant etymological mistakes. For example loadout doesn't come from gaming but military terminology. It's essentially the same as kit or gear.
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outofpaper
1y ago
People forget to think about Swift let alone tools like Platypus.
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outofpaper
1y ago
Depending on the size of a DSL all the more recent LLMs can be employed to work with them. LoRA/Finetuning are a heavier option, followed by RAG, and just setting them up as a big system prompt and caching. And once a model is able to
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outofpaper
1y ago
Writing on blurry glass can work but it requires effort. It the real world we have elements that can create shadows and refract light around writing making it more legable but we still don't bother printing books on overhead sheets and
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outofpaper
1y ago
Oh that was a beautiful time for Google interfaces. google had subtle and clean lines. Things worked well and we weren't overwhelmed with advertising let alone AI Slop.
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outofpaper
1y ago
June... close enough, just like this and vector DBs o/
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outofpaper
1y ago
Not my project but there's always Dead Cells and the stories behind its developed.
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outofpaper
2y ago
Don't feed the trolls
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