ricericerice

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by ricericerice 2mo ago
How do you verify in practice then? Wouldn't you need the original prompt so you can reobtain the likely token distribution to validate again the random key(s)?
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by ricericerice 7mo ago
After some research, I think I understand what you're getting at here - BERT being a model for encoding text but not architecturally feasible to generate text with it, which "LLMs" (the lack of definition here is resulting in
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by ricericerice 1y ago
i believe `jj fix` is your -x equivalent, though im not familiar enough with it to comment on how similar the semantics actually are
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by ricericerice 1y ago
jjui is definitely the best contender ive seen for a jujutsu ui. although, with the ergonomics of jj, and a decent merge editor setup like meld, i haven't really needed a ui at all
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by ricericerice 1y ago
there's 1,000,000 validators (defined as a public key), but you can run multiple validators per machine. Most estimates that crawl the p2p network to index nodes comes out at like ~20,000 machines doesn't invalidate your point but
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by ricericerice 1y ago
choose-your-own-adventure style chatbots
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by ricericerice 1y ago
you can set up the watchman fs monitor to snapshot whenever a file changes on the filesystem, its saved my ass plenty of times
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by ricericerice 1y ago
I mean, ChatGPT could easily be profitable today if they wanted to, but they're prioritizing growth
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by ricericerice 1y ago
why even use vim at this point? the LLM ecosystem there is decent, but definitely less polished than using a modern IDE