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by renticulous 5mo ago
I appreciate the effort. But why not put the skills into something that would be genuinely useful to others or solve a pain point? Open source the results or handover to someone who would like to maintain it.
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by renticulous 5mo ago
Working experiments constrain our thinking from spiralling out. This is the true hindsight bais, a good one at that. When we have a working prototype, we can try to break it in many and find out lot about the underlying theory. Theoretical
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by renticulous 5mo ago
This attempt is like shooting for the stars. Most of us software developers are plumbers and we just need to reach to the moon.
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by renticulous 5mo ago
One idea that could be useful for products like Browser Use and Stagehand is instead of using videos of the session, they can use HTML slideshows to show the step-by-step progress of the session. Single file HTMl can be downloaded and share
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by renticulous 5mo ago
First we gave LLMs access to bash commands. Now we give them access to customized commands which they can reuse. It's English language extending its claws into deterministic programming language. Now can we please have backtracking and
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by renticulous 5mo ago
Printed Rainbow https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LatobRtLukM The journey of an old woman and her cat through the fantastical world of match box covers. The film premiered in Cannes Critic's Week in 2006, winning three a
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by renticulous 5mo ago
The Hidden Physics of LLMs: Retrieval as Thermodynamics https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppCZfjLdSY8 I found this video to be illustrative as well. Simple and anyone can understand.
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by renticulous 5mo ago
In Fire & Blood, it is said "words are wind, but wind can fan a fire," so be polite folks.
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by renticulous 5mo ago
Context is king. A famous cello player playing on streets is valued less and is valued more when playing in a stadium. This is the typical framing phenomenon which psychology has discovered about humans. Even what colour we perceive changes
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Perplexity wants to buy Google Chrome vibes.
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by renticulous 6mo ago
> this much raw resource and free time. Those resources are being redirected to create entertainment areas for the rich like golf courses, 7 star luxury hotels and villas. This is the modern predicament.
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by renticulous 6mo ago
There are many ways to write a forloop. Why do you need exact reproducibility for achieving a task?
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Didn't someone say LLMs memorize Harry Potter books? You can't have it both ways.
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Amazing tweet. https://x.com/stevesi/status/2050325415793951124 Here's how history rhymes with this logic. The development of compilers v writing assembly language was not without a very similar "controv
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by renticulous 6mo ago
What can be asserted by a comment, can also be rejected by a comment.
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Are you saying observation about a situation requires a privileged or non privileged position?
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by renticulous 6mo ago
We need functioning poverty where people can still get by even if they fall below a certain threshold, they have a recourse to getup and live without being treated like animals. Around The World with Louis C.K. | Jim Norton Can't Save
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by renticulous 6mo ago
can't you ask llms to consider those nuances while writing the code or refresh your memory?
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Can't we reach a compromise where proven track record of good use of LLM by a contributor or a company (eg. Bun) be pre-approved or entertained? Blanket ban on a new technology shouldn't be the default option.
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Would it be ok to say quantum fields are conscious in some sense? That a quality of consciousness cannot emerge if it isn't there already in the most fundamental aspects of the reality
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by renticulous 6mo ago
If not, then it has been hoisted upon material systems from outside. Which is nothing but substance dualism argument.
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Aren't we reinventing what were forums in pre smartphone days?
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by renticulous 6mo ago
With the emergence argument, I have the following retort. How can something emerge if it wasn't embedded or hidden within the system already?
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Currently out understanding of living systems is that they have to inhabit the body. What if tomorrow we find Alien race which is like drone operator operating a drone somewhat like Navi controlling other other animals but wireless. Would w
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Going forward there will be one version of Jetbrains IDE and clion, webstorm, etc will be all just plugins.
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Here's technical literacy of population on display. I love these prank examples which show the true education of populace. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/B7c9qJcRnVk
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by renticulous 6mo ago
On whose side is Turkey? Or is it charting its own path?
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Investors are typically people with surplus money to invest. Progress cannot be made without trial and error. So fleecing of investors for the greater good of humanity is something I shall allow.
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Progess is generally salami slicing just as escalation in geopolitics. Not a step function. Russian Invasion - Salami Tactics | Yes Prime Minister https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yg-UqIIvang
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by renticulous 6mo ago
Is this scenario far fetched? Just as Nations pay large companies to build a factory in their country, Nations will similarly pay AI companies to build a national AI model for their own consumption because AI is that beneficial.

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