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by randomcatuser 2y ago
ok, for a non-computer guy (i just use either my mac or cloud-based GPUs), what does a GPU get you in terms of everyday experience? is it mostly for gaming?
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
i think to prove it, you'd need to define what you mean by AGI. There's something like the universal approximation theorem ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_approximation_theore... ) for neural nets, if
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
a somewhat counterintuitive argument is this: AI models will make the overall creative landscape more diverse and interesting, ie, less "average"! Imagine the space of ideas as a circle, with stuff in the middle being more easy to
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
wow this is wild... what are they using for the phone calls?!
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Truly the power of Cloudflare workers
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Show HN: I made a site where you can upload any HTML file and get a webpage(3d.supwrite.com)
2 points by randomcatuser 2y ago|1 comments
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Does it have passkey support? (google sign in?)
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
this reminds me of the matrix
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
wow that's pretty next level
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Show HN: I'm making a text editor for desktop (gonna build AI in it soon)(github.com)
7 points by randomcatuser 2y ago|0 comments
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
haha thanks!! this is cool
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
There's previous comments, apparently the founder did a lot of math re-deriving things from scratch :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39672070 https://unsloth.ai/blog/gemma-bugs
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Loopy: Lip-Sync AI (Audio-Driven Portrait Avatar Generation)(loopyavatar.github.io)
7 points by randomcatuser 2y ago|3 comments
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I made a viewer for the SWE-Bench dataset(github.com)
1 points by randomcatuser 2y ago|0 comments
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
hahaha i think we had similar ideas!! <3 your app btw i just started mine like two weeks ago, welcome to colab! https://owri.netlify.app/ i think my favorite feature is device sync -- how does that work?
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The Mamba in the Llama (distilling from transformers)(twitter.com)
1 points by randomcatuser 2y ago|0 comments
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
interesting! is there a way to fine tune the trained experts, say, by adding new ones? would be super cool!
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
nice! i need to learn SEO too. how are you doing it?
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Last week I made an in-browser notes editor using TipTap & InstantDB! ( https://owri.netlify.app/ ) - the idea is, you can keep all the notes locally and publish only the ones you want. Some things I'd like: - keep t
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
super cool!!
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Cool! Optimal UX! What do you think of this compared with running a Jupyter server on Modal? (I think Modal is slightly harder, ie, you run a terminal command, but curious!) https://modal.com/docs/guide/notebooks
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Hey! I made a minimal text editor using TipTap. Just a few days in, and going to build it out more -- what do you want this to be?
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Show HN: A simple in-browser text editor(owri.netlify.app)
3 points by randomcatuser 2y ago|2 comments
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
someone should make a news website dedicated to Fluffy ideas... just like real news site, except with Fluffy articles
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
This is awesome! If we want to extend this to be a whole virtual library, are there datasets that people know about for book covers? One thing that would be cool is book spine datasets!
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
i tried to use it & kept getting stuck! so turned to Clerk, which was easier to integrate Small things like: - the install script uses npm, I ran into a few dependency conflicts :( - the redirect url for google auth didn't work for
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
this is what cursor is for! cursor.dev
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by randomcatuser 2y ago
Awesome work! I hope more design happens for Linux ;) designing the user experience and integrations seems like a key part of making it feel like a consumer desktop!
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by randomcatuser 3y ago
nice! i'm actually building an app that will map&distill knowledge (with GPT) to create guided courses in domains like this. basically transform long-form courses/articles/textbooks into duolingo+messenger. wanna help?
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by randomcatuser 3y ago
what does the hot/cold principle mean? (Get as hot as they can, and as cold as they can, regularly.)

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