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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Wait, what's the difference between using GRPO and traditional fine-tuning of Qwen using your provided dataset? Would be super interesting to see which one is more data-efficient!
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Wait this sounds really cool, I want to start exploring Kubernetes! Can someone with more experience tell me why I should? (currently I just make all my apps on NextJS/Supabase...) Is there a cost advantage vs using a more managed expe
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Supabase is open source, you can self-host it!
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Haha yeah I recently learned this too.
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
this was AMAZING, i'd visit a site that was just a bunch of comedy scripts like this haha
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Let's think about it. If your website runs by uploading the files, that means the content must be determined by the files. Use youtube/chatgpt: - "how do static websites work" - "how to code files on my computer&quo
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Theoretically, crypto offers a very attractive proposition: no paperwork! to receive fiat payments, you need to go through the hassle of acquiring bank papers, etc. For businesses, this will likely not matter. So it's very likely you c
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
well, the funding has to come from somewhere... who is compelled to invest in the future? (e.g education, public works, etc)
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
> I really want someone to solve this problem in a way that makes coding with an LLM a multiplayer game. Not a solo hacker experience. There is so much opportunity to fix this and make it amazing. This i think is the grand vision -- what
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
whoa this is so cool!! Can you tell us a bit more about the C++ part? I don't get it
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
I love how image-centric the blog layout is...
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
the site would be better if the back button worked. Does anyone know if there's non-classified data, like something similar that already exists? Would be interesting to see (e.g. where all the contract money is, etc)
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
This is actually a really cool concept -- the idea that you can "copy paste" cities and blocs of economic/social/cultural/technological activity I think capitalism & today's global law is an example of how
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
really interesting read!
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
1. Game of life simulating itself 2. Lisp interpreter (in C? or in Lisp) 3. a game engine?? 4. Bitcoin 5. Other distributed systems?? (Spanner?) 6. AI/deep learning representative. GPT4? AlphaGo? Pikadditions? 7. ?
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Now that you say it like that... What are other Great Wonders of software?
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Nice! I'm kinda curious -- what do you see as Zapier's advantage when it comes to building agents? It seems like everyone is doing something similar? (e.g Lindy, Gumloop) Agents have a pre-iPhone feel to them (when everyone was ma
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
what's the drawback of funding startups as tokens? is there SEC regulation against this? I think it's an interesting option, at least
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
What's with matrix? https://zeminary.com/matrix/app.html
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
As someone who has taken CS50, its approach to computer science is surprisingly fun -- more like an experience than a course. There's course-like structure (lectures, problems, etc), but there's also the 'hype' around it
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
how do you get biased samples from a fair coin? (say, 0.3) (this one has less wow, i guess) 1. You take a string of fair samples 0101011101010 2. you split it into chunks of 3 (8 possibilities, so each one is 0.125 chance) 3. 000, 001, 010
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
wow this is really cool! I started getting the hang of things "/" means the object itself, "/path" is how you can refer to stuff inside objects. Starting to think.. what else could we use it for?
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
chat=repl? doc=programming in a DSL? / (what was that one language which was functional & represented in circles in a canvas?)
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
really cool! i wonder what happens when you teach it to use tools inside the reasoning as well. could be even better!
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
why is it a link to lightning.ai?
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Another thing I don't like about this paper is how it wraps real, interesting questions in the larger framework of "existential risk" (which I don't... really think exists) For example: > "Instead of merely(!) al
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
I find this argument a bit weak: for example, regarding human marginalization in states, it's just rehashing basic tropes about government (tldr, technology exacerbates the creation of surveillance states) - "If the creation and i
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Nice work! Things I love: - How every book has a title & link to the google books - Information density - You can see various publishers, sparse areas of the grid, and more - Visualization of empty space -- great work at making it look
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
I think this will really benefit from blog posts!! (ie, why did we design it like this?/what were the alternatives?) At a first glance, it sounds interesting though! identities being keypairs, files, content that is accessible via na
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
This would be amazing for co-working (imagine if you're a solo founder in a community with other founders) I wonder if LLMs will make it easier to repurpose software like this

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