rahimnathwani

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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
This sounds like it might be cool, but I don't know what binaural beats are and why I might want them. I'm guessing I'm not the only HN reader in this situation. If this could be interesting to people like me who don't a
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
The first read was 'automatic'. I read it and my brain formed an impression of what the sentence meant, and I had no conscious knowledge of the sentence structure. The second read was deliberate, and motivated by trying to underst
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
The winners were inadvertently announced early: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48905091
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Would you consider 'Memoirs of a Geisha' (by Arthur Golden, who was never a geisha) to be 'truly original'?
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
I had to read this sentence twice: Right now many niche book communities are facing an onslaught of unlabeled AI works, mine included. On first reading, I thought the author meant that they themselves had submitted 'unlabeled AI
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
It can provide an actual answer of what it feels like. If I've understood you correctly, your objection is that this description is second hand, rather than being a description of the model's own feelings. Like if I write a de
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
I understand the premise. My answer was meant to illustrate that, no, the 'original experience' is not needed, and that AI can produce a good answer relying only on '"data that mirrors" experiences'.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
You asked for a description: "Can you tell me what it feels like to eat a hamburger" I am sure I Fable (or GPT-5.6-Sol) could answer this question very well. It can probably even tell us what it feels like to eat a hamburger for t
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
keiferski didn't ask for a theory of knowledge. You're moving the goalposts.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Yes, of course.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
ChatGPT has had more conversations than you or I have. And it's conversed with people from a wider range of backgrounds in a wider range of situations.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
brew install llama.cpp llama-server -hf unsloth/gemma-4-12b-it-GGUF:UD-Q8_K_XL
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Would be totally unsurprised if those modalities and models get integrated into this UI. Yup, the GitHub repo says: Support for dedicated audio-only and image-generation-only models is coming soon. Prince Canuma is super-resp
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Yes 'assembling' is exactly what GP did when they converted e.g. `LD A, B` into 0x78. I wouldn't call it a 'translation'. It's encoding. (We don't think of converting between ASCII codes and symbols as tra
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Yes, it's unfortunate.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
I'm not sure how to interpret this part: "each running its own GPT-5.6 instance". GPT-5.6 is a closed source model and this seems to be a personal project and not something done by OpenAI.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Glenn Loury & John McWhorter?
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Like DAU vs MAU
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
"Want to get your app on the home screen?" Open Safari, navigate to the web app, tap the Share button, scroll down, and select 'Add to Home Screen'.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Right, but multiply that by half the total number of words, and it's a lot.
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Karpathy LLM Wiki (Obsidian Plugin)(llmwiki.greenerai.top)
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
The annual per capita EU budget doesn't tell us how much was spent to bring fiber to that particular rural area.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
How much did EU taxpayers spend to make that possible?
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
"One common thing sold to them are analog countdown timers that look like a big pie chart." For anyone looking for one of these, you can search for 'time timer'.
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
Did you mean Recoll ( https://www.recoll.org/ )?
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
I think for most adults avoiding a granny knot is enough. But my son is not yet 10yo and he often has untied shoes at the end of the day. I've even tried tying his shoes myself (so I know both the knots are pulled really tight, and tha
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
This reminds me of Miguel's post about completing a BS in CS at WGU: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31180816 (470 points, 402 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25467900 (425 points,
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by rahimnathwani 3mo ago
They tried to control for this. It's described in the first paragraph of section 4.
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by rahimnathwani 4mo ago
We don't talk about wifi using light waves.
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by rahimnathwani 4mo ago
ADSL is designed to use frequencies beyond the range of human hearing.

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