sippeangelo

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by sippeangelo 2y ago
The "sentinels" or whatever is what brought me out of it immediately. There are a billion planets to explore, but someone always got there before you.
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
So not normal. Try Cursor.
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
Can your brain see the dishwasher without your eyes?
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
I think these are just really common hallucinations that can be caused by a lot of things. I've had them when nearing heat stroke, but also from various substances. I write it off as brain doing what brain does best; over active patter
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
Aside from sounding "dumb as shit", I also think it's the completely wrong abstraction. Every time I've split up work between multiple specialized LLM "agents", they've done an WAY worse job than one monol
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
Worth noting is that OpenRCT2 has multiplayer co-op!
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
I've been trying to get my hands on one of these for years, but they were only ever sold in the US and Ebay was either just full of scalpers, and now full of grifters trying to sell a near useless device for ridiculous prices as a coll
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
Bluesky is a way healthier option. It doesn't have an "algorithm " that pushes unwanted controversial topics into your timeline for "engagement". It's who you follow and their reposts, and that's it. Breat
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
That makes a lot of sense.
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
Clickhouse must be the worst named product in popular use. I know it's a DB, but every time I read it, it sounds like a marketing/Ads company for privacy invasive tracking.
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
I can't claim that I have any idea of how this model is built, but from their shifty excuses touching on "alignment" I'm confident that o1 is actually two copies of the same model, one "raw" and unchained that
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
In this case it is not, though. As much as I'd like a self-hostable, cheap and lean model for this specific task, instead we have a completely inflexible model that I can't just prompt tweak to behave better in even not-so-special
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
For as much as I would love for this to work, I'm not getting great results trying out the 1.5b model in their example notebook on Colab. It is impressively fast, but testing it on an arxiv.org page (specifically https://arx
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
The Stockholm Metro and public transport uses QRs, but on phones, and it's awful. The huge variance in people's shitty broken, dim phones make it take 3-4 tries sometimes. Infuriating! The scanners themselves are brilliant though,
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
“as an AI assistant”
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
I’m personally impressed by how you navigate the radial menu by tilting your hand as if you were balancing a marble. With some improvement, this would feel very intuitive!
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by sippeangelo 2y ago
I am personally excited for when the “Humane AI” pendant flops and sells for cheap on Ebay!
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
This does not work if you have ADHD and you notice how you can see your own reflection in the darkness of the dot and oh look I forgot to shave this morning… wait where did the dot go??
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
And the Half-Life to Doom engine port! Good memories.
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
I’ve been attempting to use the “official” function calling API for every new version of GPT they put out but it’s always a dead end. It seems only to be able to handle 4-5 functions at a time before it starts hallucinating parameters or st
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
Very interesting results, but to imply that this is some kind of security vulnerability is humorous to me. Trying to prevent “prompt injection attacks” is the equivalent of trying to string replace quotes out of your SQL query. mysql_real_e
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
I can’t find the exact tweet but their official response is essentially that they have fraud detection systems already for their advertising business so they think they’re well equipped to handle this too.
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
But if the opposite was true, why do I have to specify it at all? Why can’t it free on scope exit like any other language, with “let”?
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
Am I missing the point or is the “using” thing just a very over-engineered destructor that you can FORGET to call? It’s nothing like Python’s “with” that lets you define a scope for an object to be destructed early. If you forget, or simply
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
What are Glitches?
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by sippeangelo 3y ago
I’ve found the IKEA bulbs to be significantly worse than the Philips ones, so I would definitely say the price difference is warranted. The IKEA bulbs aren’t as bright, get overwhelmed if you send a lot of commands quickly (so you can’t imp
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by sippeangelo 4y ago
One reply points out that even though the text length is 1/4 of the original, the “compressed” output is actually LONGER in token count! https://twitter.com/dogeofcoin/status/1642918892602290179
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by sippeangelo 4y ago
In addition to buffering the next 10 or so videos in your feed, they also only buffer the first few seconds of each of them (likely driven by an individual metric of how quickly users tend to swipe off them, or how confident the algorithm i
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by sippeangelo 4y ago
The landing page seems very focused on the “dashboard” use case for Plus, but the domain (plusdocs.com) sounds to me like it was originally intended to keep product screenshots in documentation updated. Was there a pivot? Is it still suitab
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by sippeangelo 4y ago
Could you recommend some well acclaimed older UI design books? I’m interested to learn what we’ve lost!

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