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by rpigab 1y ago
I would usually alt-tab to browser, open up any good LLM in 1 keystroke, write a short prompt, optionally paste the output of "ls" or "find" if context matters, then just copy and paste the result. This tool adds context
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by rpigab 1y ago
Related: Vatican hosts quantum science workshop to spread benefits of technology https://www.vaticannews.va/en/vatican-city/news/2023-12/vati...
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by rpigab 2y ago
Assuming it is the best when the private servers are controlled by someone who lets you use it, is it still the best when that connection is severed or when trust is broken by the nation controlling the servers, data and code? What if some
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by rpigab 2y ago
Saying the pilot did nothing wrong means the plane did something wrong; sell less expansive planes to foreign countries. Throw him under the bus; sell more expansive planes. I hear America is looking for efficiency and reduced gvt spendings
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by rpigab 2y ago
LLMs as a tool that you use and check can be useful, especially for code. However, I think that putting some LLM in your customer-facing app/SaaS/game is like using the "I'm feeling lucky" button when Google introdu
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by rpigab 2y ago
I just discovered your blog, love the format and content! Gotta have to try out that search engine too.
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by rpigab 2y ago
Thanks! Looks nice, the DOM part seems to be very well made, I can't draw cards from stock on Firefox though. Dragging cards works well, it's just the click on stock that doesn't seem to register. It works when I first load t
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by rpigab 2y ago
First time I've played any game through the end just because I wanted to see an ad! It's really well made, gotta confess I went the CLI route because I don't know how to design GUIs with moving parts. Also, I wanted to play m
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by rpigab 2y ago
Nice! I should add only-winnable generation to my own Solitaire, it's adfree, although it has extremely clunky controls. Well, it was designed for the terminal, try the webconsole version here: https://rpigab.gitlab.io/
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by rpigab 2y ago
That's awful. I just tried uploading a couple files from PC to Android phone, ublock Origin had marked sharedrop.io as potential badware, disabled it because I knew it to be decent software, then once the file was uploaded (not before)
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by rpigab 2y ago
I only read the comments usually, if the comments are good, maybe I'll watch the video.
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by rpigab 2y ago
That's probably another reason why Google kills so many products that are successful, but not successful enough for Google's whole system to justify keeping them alive and secure.
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by rpigab 2y ago
C++ often perform significantly worse than assembly for many kinds of code where you care a lot about performance. You can bring that performance closer together with bits of ASM in your C++ but at that point you might as well use ASM.
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by rpigab 2y ago
It is not, if the developer only does what is expected. I believe when you have to perform this, the Android authorization asked to the user is complete control over the network adapter settings.
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by rpigab 2y ago
Apps that have to link hardware via Wifi sometimes do, they take complete control over wifi in order to create a wireless access point and make the device connect to it during setup. I think Nikon camera remote control does this, also Meta
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by rpigab 2y ago
This is also why some Chinese apps put everything inside a single app and request every permission there is, then track you through Wifi SSIDs seen by your device.
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by rpigab 2y ago
I wouldn't call it horrifying because here in this context it's to protect kids (and Disney's brand of course) but I think this is similar to the situation of mobile games like Call of Duty mobile, where probably more than ha
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by rpigab 2y ago
Worst way to find out that your spouse is cheating on you, and is married to two people at the same time unbeknownst to them. The AI knows.
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by rpigab 2y ago
The process is extremely lossy, but guessing a likely prompt should be doable if they used an LLM just to inflate word count, to reverse it, just remove redundancy and noise. Saves you time.
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by rpigab 2y ago
This helped a lot, thanks! I now see a similiarity where I was missing the bridges between geometry and lossy information channels. It's really interesting, though it's a really complex problem.
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by rpigab 2y ago
> Mathematicians often visualize this problem in terms of spheres. You can think of each code word as a high-dimensional point at the center of a sphere. If an error-filled message (when represented as a high-dimensional point) lives ins
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by rpigab 2y ago
I'll buy the AI LLM that finds the prompt that was used based on the output, and replaces posts and emails by their prompt so I can actually understand the intention of the author and not spend my whole afternoon going through all bull
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by rpigab 2y ago
It's a Jpeg, and there's no active scripts, it's mainly meant for the video, but they went through the hassle of getting a domain name and uploading this, nice.
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by rpigab 2y ago
RTL is so much fun, it's the gift that keeps on going, when I first encountered it I thought, ok, maybe some junior web app developers will sometimes forget that it exists and a fun bug or two will get into production, but it's ev
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by rpigab 2y ago
Once you've made the money, better to spend it on building materials and (local) labor than keeping it in the bank or investing in Dubai nonsense projects or NFTs, don't you think?
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by rpigab 2y ago
Thank you for recommending the 3M Precise Mouse Pad with Repositionable Adhesive Backing, I might grab one for the office!
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by rpigab 2y ago
I've gamed on old keyboards, membrane keyboards, mechanical gaming keyboards (for a long time), and now... I purchased a Logitech MX keys mini wireless keyboard (no numpad) and MX Master 3S mouse and game with those. Using the 2.4GHz l
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by rpigab 2y ago
Goodhart's law on citation count... Too easy to game. It seems many people do this, and it works for them, because even if their peers just know who is doing it, they're still making bank, see Didier Raoult's paper mill. See
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by rpigab 2y ago
Yes, because insurances don't have them valued, they just trust owners for the price. Then it's even more profit because they get to keep the paintings to insure again, sell again, or put them on display at the owner's house?
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by rpigab 2y ago
It's almost impossible to self-detect signs of improvement when the nature of long COVID is so different from one person to the other, and fatigue comes and goes over the course of days or weeks. It's not even placebo, it's j

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