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Fun project that makes a llama.cpp server LLM chat interface with Htmx and Rust
(github.com)
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2y ago
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Thought this might amuse someone this weekend. I noticed something weird while working on this that Axum's out of the box Form parser is pretty inadequate for named sequence values.
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Hey, that's my PR yah ... it's strange.
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2y ago
There's famous studies about people testing VO2 max with one leg trained exercises,then looking at VO2 max with non-trained leg. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1748-1716.1976...
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2y ago
Non-intense aerobic exercise exercises a narrower metabolic aspect of your cells than intense anaerobic exercise. You have to be be very careful what you consider is beneficial "cardio".
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2y ago
VO2 max is also exercise dependent. If you trained riding bike for 3 months, then went to run down the street, your VO2 max would not transfer over.
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3y ago
Beautiful
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Epistemology – A private open-source platform for your local text AI
(epistemology.dev)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Made this tool over my vacation for using llama.cpp with JSON schema. Enjoy!
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Rust library to convert JSON Schema to GBNF grammar to constrain LlamaCPP output
(github.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Kagi search is amazing, i've used it for the last few months. If this is what they are using to power it, i'm optimistic.
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3y ago
I don't know Thomas Reid's work, but here's what ChatGPT says about him: "Thomas Reid, a Scottish philosopher and a contemporary of David Hume, is known for his common-sense philosophy, which posits that common sense bel
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3y ago
I don't know how to tell you this, but you are wrong. 1. Plato believed with live in a degenerate physical world that was a reflection of an alternate dimension. 2. Christian philosophy believes god can change the rules of reality at a
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Calling Ayn Rand religious, is a clear sign you know nothing about her. Her entire work is basically a claim that objective reality should paid attention to in our beliefs.
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3y ago
Your notion that any philosophers write books that have complete philosophical justifications from metaphysics to politics in a single book is a strange one. As I told the other person not familiar with her writings, she has an incredible a
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> it doesn't depend on whether the rest of what he wrote is correct Do you accept ideas out of context?
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> Ayn Rands ideas are mostly just watered down and simplified ripoffs of Nietzsche. Name one epistemological idea she ripped off from Nietzche.
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3y ago
"realist" philosopher?
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3y ago
You don't seem to be.
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3y ago
Are you even aware of the books and articles she wrote for decades? Check your premises.
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> If belive something, and have at least some justification for that belief, amd lastly, it happens to be true You've basically just said "I can make any thing to be true so long as it's justified to me". Think about
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You have to know what precision means to claim you think with precision. Most philosophy believes the false idea that one can't know reality, thus generally ends up a waste of time.
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Very Good Word – A website of word alternatives generated with AI
(verygoodword.com)
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3y ago
Is there a better alternative they'd want?
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Agreed, it's a real challenge. I'm excited to see if AI will unleash metaverses because it will make aesthetically more enjoyable experiences faster/cheaper/easier to create.
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Hey all, i've been super thoughtful about HTMX and how it's challenging the landscape, I hope you enjoy my article about some of it's core ideas in a different interactive world.
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Rediscovering Web 1.0 Principles in Virtual Worlds
(richardanaya.com)
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Where's your attributions for all the words written in your comment ;P you remixed the words and grammar patterns from other people's creative common's licenses of other people writings! Note: i'm declaring my comment li
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Was anyone else amused by the mythological significance? In Greek mythos, Pegasus spawned out of the blood of Medusa.
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The psycho-epistemological nature of software development subject matter experts
(richardanaya.com)
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