spdustin

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   by spdustin 2y ago

   Agents "work" because (in a well-designed agentic system) their context isn't polluted by tokens that aren't meaningful to the work they're doing. Their attention mechanisms are less likely to drift around with each
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   by spdustin 2y ago

   The forests in which people are foraging for mushrooms and berries have no need to optimize for profit. The moment humans get involved in the supply chain, the more the need for some form of (idealized, for sure) oversight from agencies.
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   by spdustin 2y ago

   All of these services are pre-configured with your referral ID, no?
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   by spdustin 2y ago

   Excellent use of simple discrete filters rather than trying to post-process in code.
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   by spdustin 2y ago

   I'm going to go out on a limb and say that LexisNexis and Thompson Reuters didn't do nearly enough (if any) taxonomical engineering of the corpus before deciding to just do some sliding window chunking. Without that, the whole &qu
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   by spdustin 2y ago

   The PDFs didn't have headers/footers/line numbers chopped off, which makes chunking tough and embeddings less effective. I preprocessed the text a lot before even beginning to generate embeddings in my own pet project. Then m
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   by spdustin 2y ago

   I despise this company with a white hot fury that outshines J059-4351.
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   by spdustin 2y ago

   Thanks for that! Throw a rating on there, if you don't mind :)
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   by spdustin 2y ago

   Thanks, I appreciate that! Rating it would be appreciated, also. :)
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    This comment stands as a testament to the tapestry of language.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    If "delve" was meant to be an in-joke, I just wanted you to know: I got it. I also have a Custom GPT "AutoExpert (Chat)" [0] that several reviewers have called "the perfect Rabbit Hole GPT" due to the way it le
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    Tweet is simply text on an image that reads: "People have been claiming YC fired Sam Altman. That's not true. Here's what actually happened. For several years he was running both YC and OpenAI, but when OpenAI announced that
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    Wonder if Kino is an homage to Stargate: Universe
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    What's with the link to Suno.ai in the footer? Are you doing AI music arbitrage?
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    I suspect that list isn't exhaustive. Searching the Cobalt repo shows support for more tags, including <img>. It also supports an on-screen keyboard (likely the platform-specific implementation) as well as game controllers and ti
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    I don't know where I'll be tomorrow, but I understood your reference today.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    I would argue that your keen interest in learning more about natural things that are mysterious to you by asking questions and doing research literally makes you a scientist. Not a professional one in the field, sure. But scientist? Most as
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    My custom instructions are a slimmed down version of those used by my AutoExpert (Chat) custom GPT. https://github.com/spdustin/ChatGPT-AutoExpert
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    Also a universal guilty verdict if you try to beat the ticket.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    Three things missing so far from the discourse: 1. It all but eliminates plausible deniability for those fighting speeding tickets. 2. New drivers will certainly benefit from the additional alert, as they often have no idea they’re speeding
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    Straightforward, sure. Likely? Never.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    I want to like it. But not supporting deployments and closing tickets submitted by people who are trying to get it running in their homelab turned me right off. The configuration shouldn't be that fragile.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    .container * + * { margin-top: 1em; } First, reset. Then, the lobotomized owl selector with top margin. Then decorate at will.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    None of these services has scheduled meds, so ADHD folks, keep going to your local pharmacy.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    When resizing in Safari on macOS, it hard crashes: SecurityError: Attempt to use history.replaceState() more than 100 times per 10 seconds You should definitely be debouncing history state changes when caused by UI interactions
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    Partially true; my previous car, a Honda CR-V hybrid, played its "choir" sound once it was shifted out of park; if you were at a standstill, it would still play.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    My best guess, but purely speculative, is that the WAL file for the SQLite db used by PHPhotoLibrary (or some other part of PhotoKit) wasn't properly checkpointed—maybe it failed? Or an iCloud backup saved it prior to a checkpoint, and
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    Something about this story doesn't smell right. I am looking forward to the post-mortem that iPhone forensics folks will do, but the story so far feels far-fetched to me.
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    Personally, I've found that a nested class structure with instructions in annotated field descriptions and/or docstrings can work wonders. Especially if you handle your own serialization to JSON Schema (either by rolling your own
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    by spdustin 2y ago

    How does one hover when not using a mouse/trackpad? I'll be more direct: it's unusable on touchscreen devices.