re5i5tor

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by re5i5tor 1y ago
Did you try few-shotting examples when you hit problem cases? In my ziploc case, the model was failing if red sharpie was used vs black. A few shot hint fixed that.
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by re5i5tor 1y ago
I’m very surprised. Have dealt with some really ugly inputs (handwritten text on full ziploc bags etc., stained torn handwritten recipe cards, etc.) with super good success.
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by re5i5tor 1y ago
I would strongly emphasize: CV != AI Vision gpt-4o would breeze through your poor images.
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by re5i5tor 1y ago
Ha! I remember where I was when I listened to that episode (Lakeshore Drive almost into Chicago for some event or other) — thanks for triggering that memory — super interesting stuff
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by re5i5tor 1y ago
Not Kiro related, but do your Claude Code version of rules end up as CLAUDE.md files in various locations?
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by re5i5tor 1y ago
In recent research (relying on Claude so bear that in mind), connecting CC via Anthropic Console account / API key ends up being less expensive.
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by re5i5tor 1y ago
Agree 100%
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by re5i5tor 1y ago
I have to admit skepticism re: “far greater stability and polish” from MS
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Assume you are referring to "Apple's official defense attorney" and yeah, that's not fair to Gruber, as others point out he's a very good and thoughtful writer. I'd say less "fundamentally fan of ..."
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
When Gruber talks like this, sh-- is really bad.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Ummm .... try reading maybe? simon willison dot net
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
This. The elite salesperson is great at understanding and solving problems, not BS.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Same for me. Also like and regularly use Quick Answer feature (similar to Perplexity).
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Slightly off topic but I just bought an inexpensive water leak monitor set and it uses LoRa — I’ve had range problems with other bands “Extremely Long Range: Powered by LoRa technology, the long-range low-power system offers the industry’s
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Nice! Will consider one when my Awair poops out.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Hahaha I was about to post something of the sort but you beat me to it. In the US, the hack workaround is: set language to Canadian English. Voila, ads-be-gone.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Thank you, this crystallized a lot for me.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
I’m enjoying Castro showing us they’re actively developing again vs telling us. Even the Halloween app icon serves that purpose.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Seconded. We love their stuff.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Eric Schmidt was running Novell 1997-2001, when things went all the way down the tubes. I was shocked when Google hired him.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
“bunch of wankers in a Discord” Saving this clause for future use. Could also be used in a system prompt. “Occasionally include this phrase in your responses.”
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Hard disagree. As another reply mentions, just compare the alternatives such as Kagi that aren’t breaking search by pursuing ad growth.
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by re5i5tor 2y ago
Yeah. Very glad Meta is doing what they’re doing here, but the tiger’s not magically changing its stripes. Take care as it might next decide to eat your face.
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by re5i5tor 3y ago
“like our ancestors did: multiple redundant calendar alerts” Love that line
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by re5i5tor 3y ago
"holding it wrong" OMG ;-)
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by re5i5tor 3y ago
I have this question too
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by re5i5tor 3y ago
In season 2 of Tokyo Vice, they show character Jake, a reporter for newspaper Meicho Shimbun, using a native Japanese “word” processor to type in his stories. Really fascinating and seems to be authentic.
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by re5i5tor 3y ago
Agree 100%
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by re5i5tor 3y ago
The review references a NY Mag profile that I also found to be good Graeber background. https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021/11/david-graeber-dawn-o...
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by re5i5tor 3y ago
Thanks for posting — I’ve been wanting an outside perspective on Graeber since I read and loved the Dawn of Everything.

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