sunir

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by sunir 2y ago
If you go down this path of creating rules that say people should pay to use open source, you’ll discover there are already laws in place sufficient to manage this situation. If a project uses these laws, then you’ll complain the project is
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by sunir 2y ago
Evan is amazing. I’m so grateful he keeps pushing an open internet forward.
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by sunir 2y ago
I was thinking about the graphrag paper and prolog. I’d like to extract predicates. The source material will be inconsistent and contradictory and incomplete. Using the clustering (community) model, an llm can summarize the opinions as a se
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by sunir 2y ago
A more perfect union?
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by sunir 2y ago
Just because democracy and capitalism were invented, didn’t change what humans knew worked beforehand. The innovation is that you aren’t born into a given regime and you can switch regimes. This made the system capable of any number of regi
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by sunir 2y ago
Are your signs backwards?
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by sunir 2y ago
There are a few ways. I built something similar huckai.com on top of vectara.com. They have open sourced their versions https://github.com/vectara You can also do this on AWS now fairly easily. https://medium.com
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by sunir 2y ago
I worked on an incredible C++ codebase back in the dot.com. We built a mobile SVG renderer and packed into 128kb on a Palm 3 and similar code sizes on Blackberries, Symbian (the worst OS ever), Fujitsu phones, and whatever you threw at us.
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by sunir 2y ago
If you live your life expecting high six figure income every year you’re risking catastrophe if you’re caught out in a down cycle. Keep expenses low and savings high. Part of the high salary is to smooth out low or zero salary periods.
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by sunir 2y ago
The easiest model to understand and prevent or detect burnout happens is when you continuously rely on willpower to work on things on which you have no hope of success. Because hope is a story you tell yourself, you can blunt or escape burn
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by sunir 2y ago
The expression is a social game to respond to death. It’s not real. We are not happy how he died. We are happy the way he lived. The game is to invert and mix the two. It’s a form of cognitive dissonance to manage our emotional response so
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by sunir 2y ago
It could be that Google has a professional CEO. In many of those cases, the customer is the board of directors. AI is driving share prices.
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by sunir 2y ago
LLMs don’t excel at love poetry. However love poetry doesn’t have to be excellent to be effective.
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by sunir 2y ago
I think of AI as a super keen arrogant intern. With GitHub copilot, an intern that constantly interrupts me. When that works for me, I am probably weak on the subject material myself. eg writing quirky love poems to my wife in different sty
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by sunir 2y ago
That’s an interesting idea. What do you mean? I understand the prompts as a service is short term… but what is a long term product you see?
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by sunir 2y ago
There’s no reason. I just wanted to be cool and use neovim! Lol :)
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by sunir 2y ago
True. My friend is selling electrified retromodded Porsches. I want one but I am poor. However I can salve my ego spending a day flipping through neovim colour themes.
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by sunir 2y ago
That’s fair. I can’t use vs code on the server was my logic. But also it was a hacking challenge.
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by sunir 2y ago
I used nvchad and I am configuring it from there. Here’s my fork. https://github.com/sunir/NvChad Overall I still think I am faster in sublime text. I get stuck in the different modes. I find shift select and grep to b
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by sunir 2y ago
I switched to Neovim from Sublime Text after trying copilot in Sublime, feeling sad, and then watching The Primeagen and his glorious mustache for too long. Ostensibly I wanted to be able to code on the production server like a miscreant wi
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by sunir 3y ago
Instead of being incredulous, assume good faith the other person is speaking with best intent. Try to understand first. There are no free payment transfer mechanisms. Whatever is free is a loss leader. If you don’t know anything about payme
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by sunir 3y ago
Generally speaking with Ottawa these days, the default expectation to every time a promise is made that sounds good for the media is that nothing will be done after the announcement. I feel that is a cynical take and I defend against cynici
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by sunir 3y ago
The principle still matters. Learning how underlying storage works helps optimize data layout, write and read for speed. It’s just that storage has changed. Caches may be important now for instance
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by sunir 3y ago
Too much unproductive money was dumped into the industry during the pandemic. This was a monetary policy to keep the world employed and paying bills; tech and gaming and media had a rally because of the remote, online world we were forced i
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by sunir 3y ago
You can start out by presuming they have reasons to choose a difficult path. Probably it’s anxiety inducing so they aren’t forthright about it but it’s not necessarily the wrong decision from their point of view. If you have the chance you
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by sunir 3y ago
You are projecting your own feelings. You need to seek understanding before casting judgment. It’s absolutely not an insult. It is a lament.
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by sunir 3y ago
You don’t get it. It’s uncivil to police jokes. Instead of starting with blame and condescension of your own, try to seek understanding from the people you accuse. Every profession that is about caring for other people have these jokes beca
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by sunir 3y ago
Why not [blah](bloo)? Why not __floo flah__? There’s always some other idea that people want to argue. We had reasons. We already had clean syntax for [ https://uri text description] and [ https://uri ] for numbered cit
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by sunir 3y ago
For the record Clifford Adams and I invented the [[free link]] syntax that will plague humanity for a century. We did this on MeatballWiki specifically by request of and to solve the problem for Wikipedia when they were on UseModWiki. It’s
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Now I’m curious. What happened to federated wiki? I owe Ward stuff.

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