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by pbronez 2y ago
Perhaps. An LLM with exclusively global context (no personal context) is already pretty powerful, but certainly not helpful as an assistant. In theory, perfect personal context would help a lot. Certainly a smart human being who follow me a
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by pbronez 2y ago
I think LLMs improve Natural Language Understanding enough that we can approach genuine assistance. This is especially true if (1) the AI has access to high quality, well structured context, and (2) there are some constraints on the domain
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by pbronez 2y ago
Heh I am so ready to put an A100 in my homelab. Gonna take some intelligent power management though…
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by pbronez 2y ago
Yeah. I’ve been planning to upgrade from my 12pro this fall, and I’m mostly excited to get better optical zoom and trash my lightning cables. I do think that Siri’s Generative AI upgrade (which is how I think of this whole Apple Intelligenc
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by pbronez 2y ago
Really neat site. Would love to see the pages for each machine type link to a curated list of modern implementations, especially plans to make such a device yourself.
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by pbronez 2y ago
Yup, this is the fascinating thing to me. Looking forward to some detailed comparisons between the two architectures.
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by pbronez 2y ago
Happy to see this. Thread is working well for me, but there are limited device options. I’m eager to see the ecosystem grow. Also, putting a Thread radio on a Real Computer should make the protocol easier to experiment with. I would love to
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by pbronez 2y ago
It would be nice to have a “next page” button at the bottom of the documentation pages, so you can read straight through without popping back up to the ToC.
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by pbronez 2y ago
You might expand on your examples to demonstrate persistence. You mention that the cookie cutter template has “many modules are missing, such as models and database connections.” I think this is a meaningful gap to fill. The initial button
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by pbronez 2y ago
On mobile, when I hit the docs link, the actual content falls below the fold. The search bar and ToC take up the whole screen. Recommend you collapse the ToC to a menu button and shrink the search bar.
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by pbronez 2y ago
Sounds like Bing!
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by pbronez 2y ago
Continuing that metaphor… Google is the air of a teeming metropolis in a developing country. Every breath is polluted with foreign substances that someone else out there. Your capacity suffers as each action is taxed by the aerosolized tar.
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by pbronez 2y ago
Yup - “SIBR Mills” The Federal government has very complex and specific rules for buying things. It’s a big, important market but hard to crack. Thus the most successful players tend to be really good at selling to the government… regardle
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by pbronez 2y ago
I’m also a content OpenSCAD user. I had zero 3D design experience when I bought my first 3D printer. OpenSCAD let me use my coding skills to program shapes for printing. I find the code-first approach much easier to reason about than graphi
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by pbronez 2y ago
AppleTV has multi-user support but it’s not NEARLY good enough. I would really appreciate more capability there. I want cleaner boundaries around the standard and child experiences, as well as more individualization. Mostly I’m annoyed that
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by pbronez 2y ago
It looks like Asahi Linux can run on Apple Silicon iPads… but you have to use an exploit like checkm8 to get past the locked bootloader https://www.reddit.com/r/AsahiLinux/comments/ttsshm/asahi_li...
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by pbronez 2y ago
So what’s the best option for a smart thermostat that works entirely locally with home assistant?
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by pbronez 2y ago
+1 for Couch to 5k. I’ve successfully used it a couple times.
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by pbronez 2y ago
Nimbus looks super cool! I’d love to try one. Top speed of 50mph suggests it’s not enough car for highway commuting, unfortunately. I’m more excited about the Aptera. I think it’s significantly bigger and more highway-capable than the Nimbu
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by pbronez 2y ago
HyDE apparently means “Hypothetical Document Embeddings”, which seems to be a kind of generative query expansion/pre-processing https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.10496 https://github.com/texttron/hyd
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by pbronez 2y ago
I feel similarly. Pick the most interesting opportunity you’re aware of, seasoned with some realism. Excel to the best of your ability. Continuously increase your abilities. Leave everything better than you found it; but don’t exhaust yours
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by pbronez 3y ago
Is it possible to keep an addict satisfied with a lower tier drug? Genuine question. My understanding is that opiates become less effective over time as your body adapts, so you seek out stronger drugs in larger doses.
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by pbronez 3y ago
The ball can pop over the sides near the start. When this happens it falls forever without triggering the next life
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by pbronez 3y ago
I recently rented a car with Android Automotive. I was not impressed. It was laggy, clunky, and confusing. Fortunately it supported CarPlay, so I mostly used that. The one cool feature was that Google maps driving directions showed up on th
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by pbronez 3y ago
Looks like they’re making progress on that since the Eclipse Foundation took over AsciiDoc. There are now Golang and Haskell processors https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipse-wg/asciidoc-wg/asciidoc.o...
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by pbronez 3y ago
I’m confused about what directions this goes. The announcement is that Supabase now supports (user) —s3 protocol—> (Supabase) Above you say that (Supabase) —Supabase S3 Driver—> (AWS S3) Are you further saying that that (Supabase) —Su
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by pbronez 3y ago
I was unfamiliar with PLv8, found this: “”” PLV8 is a trusted Javascript language extension for PostgreSQL. It can be used for stored procedures, triggers, etc. PLV8 works with most versions of Postgres, but works best with 13 and above, in
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by pbronez 3y ago
Are you aware of any slicers that implement this tube-grid + plane-grid pattern? Seems doable, but I haven’t seen it yet.
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by pbronez 3y ago
As a local resident, I’m quite pleased with the whole thing. The incentives are gated by actual performance… if Amazon doesn’t do stuff, we don’t pay. In the meantime, lots of incentives were in-kind infrastructure improvements that we real
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by pbronez 3y ago
Easiest to check out the list of companies sponsoring OpenTofu https://opentofu.org/supporters/ For more details, you could listen to: https://oxide.computer/podcasts/oxide-and-friends/1471446

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