recursivegirth

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by recursivegirth 7mo ago
Fundamental flaw with LLMs. It's not that they aren't trained on the concept, it's just that in any given situation they can apply a greater bias to the antithesis of any subject. Of course, that's assuming the counter a
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by recursivegirth 8mo ago
Microplastics in your balls are one thing, but do you have concerns about introducing them in your heart and blood-brain barrier?
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by recursivegirth 8mo ago
Right, there is a non-zero overlap between the VIM Andy's and AI nay-sayers.
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by recursivegirth 8mo ago
Thinking about this a little bit... could we use a blockchain ledger as an authoritative source for DNS records? User's can publish their DNS + pub key to the append-only blockchain, signed with their private key. Use a torrent file to
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by recursivegirth 9mo ago
Spent some time hacking together an app based on a idea I've had for a while now.
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I Built a Transcription App over Christmas PTO(alexmason.me)
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by recursivegirth 11mo ago
After we either repair all the shit the boomers broke, or fail trying. Not a lot to be blamed for if the ship can't be wrighted.
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by recursivegirth 11mo ago
I’ve thought about this too. As an unmedicated ADHDer, context switching is a big struggle. I often check Reddit while researching or coding, but end up doomscrolling. I use LeechBlock with limited overrides (15 minutes max) for when I actu
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
Both marriage and job contracts are mutually binding legal agreements. You have the agency within those dynamics that the law gives you, which varies by region/jurisdiction respectively. Your partner in some (most?) cases can absolutel
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
Doesn't work on Firefox...
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
Destructive options shouldn't be allowed to be run from history without confirmation. That seems like a reasonable fix to this issue.
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
This is actually a level headed way to deal with it. Provide a way for the device to inform the website / app of their age status (it can be bucketed for increased privacy/compatibility with existing rating systems). Then legislat
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
I'd argue it would be unethical to not do so. I can see where it may lead to false-positives, but in those instances, it's better to be safe than sorry. A reasonable and responsible approach could be to instruct the child to seek
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
Would be nice if the instructions were on the webpage, even better, an intro to chiptune and where to find more information. Cool none-the-less... would be interested in fiddling with it if I knew how too.
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
^ this. As a developer, Ollama has been my go-to for serving offline models. I then use cloudflare tunnels to make them available where I need them.
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
Ollama, run by Facebook. Small company, huh.
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
This. Fines are not "the cost of doing business". It's a tool that when leveraged properly can be used to get out of compliant entities, in compliance.
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
I do weekly notes instead of daily. My problem with daily notes was that managing them was tedious and felt very duplicative (even when I found ways to automate their creation). It made searching for a particular topic or task more difficul
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
Esoteric programing languages is the term you both are looking for. I think the Zachtronic languages fit firmly in there somewhere. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Esoteric_programming_language
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
I like this, already got face ID built into our devices including PCs these days... tap into that. That curbs the whole issue of sending your identifying information to third party websites.
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
I think a lot of this has to do with the way MCP is being marketed. I think the protocol itself should only be used in isolated environments with users that you trust with your data. There doesn't seem to be a "standardized"
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
Understanding this isn't necessarily my audience, I am not a startup, instead a freelance consultant. I could call it a startup, but that would be stretch, and I am not interested in VC funding. If you don't value your developers
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
So what we are really saying is that we should form a new government?
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
I think people often forget that even though these people came here illegally, a majority of them submit themselves immediately to authorities to enter into the immigration court. Nine out of ten times, they are just given a future court da
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by recursivegirth 1y ago
Time to first iteration is a huge metric that no one is tracking.
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by recursivegirth 2y ago
This isn't some obscure conspiracy. This an open and known practice of the CCP.
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by recursivegirth 2y ago
To add onto this, it's important to understand that unconscious bias is a real thing. While it's more important as a leader to realize this, it can also help when it comes to collaborating with your teammates. There are multiple w
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by recursivegirth 2y ago
This is pretty on the nose considering Matt's latest blog post[1]. I feel for Matt in some regard, and I do think the lawsuit sets a precedent that OSS developers are required to provide software with warranty. However, I say that with
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by recursivegirth 2y ago
The author literally ask the reader to pay for a lifetime subscription for whatever BS product they are selling.
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by recursivegirth 2y ago
Hetzner has never really competed well in the US market and I often find Lightsail, OVH, and Digital Ocean cover my hosting needs pretty well. For what it is worth, I have also have used 2nd-hand resellers like SoYouStart (OVH). You get wha

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