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by simonmysun 2y ago
Wow that's very useful! I have also thought of completion but my idea was more like copilot. The user experience of your script should be better. I'm glad I didn't start to write that. Regarding history in context, I suggest
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by simonmysun 2y ago
Interesting. I have many ideas in mind now. I believe it's more playable than the traditional (opposite to LLM-based) political simulation games.
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by simonmysun 2y ago
(Reading your comment and code reminds me that I might have confused user with the terms of the plugin I proposed and the plugin in popular LLM backends. I will make it clear in ell documents) What kind of plugins are you going to integrate
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by simonmysun 2y ago
I also wonder. It didn't appear in my search because, I guess, it has too many features and the feature I want to search has a relatively low weight. I also searched x-cmd on HN but there aren't many positive comments... I would e
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by simonmysun 2y ago
You are welcome. Please feel free to fire any issues you may encounter.
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by simonmysun 2y ago
I wouldn't say these paths are hardcoded. They are just default values. You can set the variables manually. What is hard coded is that it indeed looks for configurations from `$HOME/.ellrc` and `$PWD/.ellrc`, with lowest prec
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by simonmysun 2y ago
Thank you for letting me know! It does well with conversation but on the contrary, ell itself is stateless (on the aspect of user input and generate contents). Conversational use of ell depends on `script` to record the terminal output. Tho
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by simonmysun 2y ago
Thanks for the suggestions! I read your code and the support of images is awesome. I would not assume everyone has sqlite but this can be done optionally with a plugin. Will consider writing a demo for this. Using XDG directories and system
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by simonmysun 2y ago
Oh sorry that's my bad. The target clone path did not match the default value of template path. Please make sure you either clone the repo to `~/.ellrc.d` or set ELL_TEMPLATE_PATH to where you store your templates (with `/` a
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by simonmysun 2y ago
Cool! This is looks a lot fancier. EDIT: I was wrong. Ignore the next paragraph. ~~I haven't looked into details but it looks reading from somewhere like `.bash_history`. That's a good idea to get user input from. But as far as I
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by simonmysun 2y ago
> The link to "Risks" in the README is broken. Fixed. Thanks for pointing out! > `ell -r` automatically, and an alias `fix` that proposes a fix, including making changes to a file. Good idea! `ell -r` can be added to `.bashr
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Show HN: Ell – A command-line interface for LLMs written in Bash(github.com)
214 points by simonmysun 2y ago|84 comments
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by simonmysun 2y ago
I feel now the different way. Linux is never that much more powerful than other OS. It felt more like a tractor 10 years ago and now it is a good alternative to "Toyota Camry" with pretty good user experience. Meanwhile Windows ha
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by simonmysun 2y ago
I just wrote a command line interface of LLMs in (almost) pure Bash[1]. I endorse the future of LLMs because of the points in this article. People talk to LLMs the same way we talk to CLI shells, and everything is plain text based (It'
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by simonmysun 2y ago
I am more curious why this disclaimer is missing on human backed products: "Human can be wrong, you must verify this". How do they overcome the fact that the information they provided can be wrong?
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by simonmysun 2y ago
I don't know how OpenAI can be blamed on this. Isn't your profit-driven boss the root cause?
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by simonmysun 2y ago
I suppose it will be treated as other international jurisprudence. However it is indeed not practical for individuals.
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by simonmysun 2y ago
Once privacy is considered as a fundamental human right, everything makes sense. When an EU citizen visit a site and the site collects their data in an unbounded way, their privacy is violated and any goverment should be responsible of prot
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by simonmysun 2y ago
Coincidently, I recently visualized the scanners for fun by plotting them on a globe[1]. It gives a more comprehensive view of the locations and ASNs of the scanners. The demo data is generated from 1 day of logs. [1]: https://gi
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by simonmysun 2y ago
One of my friends always say e.g. a 29,99€ item as "over 20€", while I directly round them up. It has caused several cases of misunderstanding because when I mention something costs 30€ he can't match the 29,99€ item in his m
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by simonmysun 2y ago
Recently I noticed that in Google Maps the coordinates is somehow deobfuscated when I am back in China. That means, you'll see the map differently when you are inside China, though without a VPN Google Maps is not accessible. It is not
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by simonmysun 3y ago
In China 10 years ago, I've heard of stories that when someone got DDoSed and ransomed, they could pay to stop the attack (only relatively small amount of money). When they got DDoSed and ransomed again by another attacker, they simply
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by simonmysun 3y ago
Its PvP mode is also excellent. You can complete both defense and offense by laying supply lines. It's possible to ambush the opponent's supply lines as well, gaining a significant advantage on the front lines before the enemy det
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by simonmysun 3y ago
TIL you can also trigger it to reply OPENAI https://web.archive.org/web/20231221093247/https://poe.com/s...
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by simonmysun 3y ago
Once it mentions it's from Google, it insists and denies other identities in whatever language, as stubburn as Bard.
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by simonmysun 3y ago
As far as I have tested, Gemini identify itself as "Gemini LaMDA", "an LLM trained by Google", etc. Once it reply one of them, it denies other identities afterwards. I think indicates that it knows "Gemini LLM by Go
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by simonmysun 3y ago
It seems that Google's Gemini is suffering from dissociative disorder. https://web.archive.org/web/20231218090701/https://poe.com/s... In contrast, ChatGPT appears very hard to forget who it is
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Gemini-Pro on Poe says it's Wenxin LLM from Baidu when asked in Chinese(web.archive.org)
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by simonmysun 3y ago
As of today, it can be easily reproduced by saying "hello" and ask "who are you" in Chinese. Various responses are generated when ask in different ways of "who are you" and related questions in Chinese. Based o
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by simonmysun 3y ago
To be honest, part of my motivation to visit HN is out of a fear of missing out.

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