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by szopa 3y ago
A friend just mentioned to me https://github.com/m1guelpf/plz-cli (whose tagline I unknowingly reproduced). The difference between think and plz is that in think you are able to keep the conversation going, which allow
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Show HN: Think, CL tool that makes AI your command line copilot (written in Go)(github.com)
14 points by szopa 3y ago|2 comments
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AI Self-Improvement: Taking Constitutional AI Further(szopa.medium.com)
1 points by szopa 3y ago|0 comments
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by szopa 3y ago
Well, the Koreans seem to be aware of this, and they are pushing for changes. They play shorter games, and they've recently moved from byo-yomi to Fischer timing (part of the reasoning was that players are trained to play at the very e
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by szopa 3y ago
Those were simply people with not enough imagination. Eg. AlphaGo beating Lee Sedol brought a true renaissance in Go, with papers showing that now humans play objectively better than they did before AI. While we have comfortably superhuman
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by szopa 3y ago
My father has always been a chess aficionado, but I got turned off by the fact that he was the only available opponent, and he had 37 years of headstart (it didn't occur to me to go to a chess club). When I was in University, I discove
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by szopa 3y ago
The word by word translation sounds like it's trying to say that it isn't very competent at lojban, but that it can try to learn lojban if you provide it with parallel examples. All this said in broken lojban, as expected. Quite r
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by szopa 4y ago
No, I was explicitly watching for this. In one of the sessions where we asked it to generate Kłeti sentences and the conversation passed the token limit it started inserting characters like ı (the Turkish dotless i). A week earlier I was pl
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by szopa 4y ago
As the author of the piece I feel that your comment triggered a great teachable moment :)
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by szopa 4y ago
We'd love to see that too! However, I'm afraid that creating a substantial number of examples would transform this delightful family activity into something akin to punishment. Kłeti is quite the challenge for us Indo-Europeans,
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Teaching ChatGPT to speak my son’s invented language(szopa.medium.com)
428 points by szopa 4y ago|200 comments
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by szopa 4y ago
YouTube's music library feels richer than Spotify. A few years ago I was contemplating a switch from YT Music to Spotify (I like Spotify's UX), but a lot of stuff I enjoy listening to was missing. But I might just have a weird tas
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by szopa 4y ago
I'm afraid it's lost. However, note that I had never gotten it quite right, and it was for StumpWM 14 years ago.
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by szopa 4y ago
It is a downgrade, but it's a conscious trade-off for me. I've been fine with that for the last 14 years. I switched to the Mac to get a mostly adequate environment that I wouldn't be tempted to hack. The thing I actually car
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by szopa 4y ago
A long time ago my setup was StumpWM with Emacs with Slime connected to StumpWM's lisp image. The non-trivial part was getting one interface to navigate both buffers and windows using C-x b. It was non-trivial because of the somehow ci
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AI-chatbot Replika raised over $11M. Now it’s spreading Russian propaganda(ain.capital)
4 points by szopa 4y ago|0 comments
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by szopa 5y ago
What are some good resources to start playing with SD add an amateur?
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by szopa 5y ago
One interesting thing about Portuguese and Spanish is that the comprehension isn't symmetrical: Portuguese speakers understand Spanish ones all right, but vice versa is a bit of a struggle.
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by szopa 5y ago
I used to work at Google, and a friend reached out to me for help – his company's app was in a similar situation, with similar communication from Google. This was a good friend from high school, so I pressed the issue using internal ch
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by szopa 5y ago
In Poland this is becoming the norm for job ads in IT. I mean, it's not obligatory, butit you can expect at least 20-30% of the candidates won't talk to you if you don't publish ranges.
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by szopa 5y ago
I was the CTO of an R&D consulting company in Poland, and parent is mostly spot on. I disagree, however, about the way they describe in-house management vs giving engineers to the customer. The only thing of real value in a software age
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by szopa 6y ago
I'm waiting for "Lisp as an alternative to Rust." :)
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by szopa 6y ago
He also used money from his books to do some in depth, almost journalistic research for subsequent ones. Eg. as soon as the USSR had fallen he traveled to Russia.
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by szopa 6y ago
John Le Carre is one of my favorite authors. It was a great pleasure to discover that his son is a great author on his own right — his novel Gnomon is absolutely amazing. Or rather, I should say, I read this great book titled Gnomon after a
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by szopa 6y ago
I found this reddit answer especially interesting, as it turns out it's the opposite of what you would expect. Soviet submarines were big on automation, had small crews (Alfa-class submarine – 30 people, vs 130 in a Virginia-class sub)
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Primary differences between Soviet and US Sub designs during the cold war (2016)(reddit.com)
1 points by szopa 6y ago|1 comments
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by szopa 6y ago
For me the greatest benefit of learning Prolog was really understanding recursion – the only way to iterate through something is with a tail-recursive call. Also, it really makes you appreciate the For loop ;) Another cool aspect of Prolog
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by szopa 6y ago
Delightful article. I only wish I found it the day before I needed to figure CSS animations on my own, not they day after :) This is by far the best piece I found on the subject.
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by szopa 6y ago
This is the sweetest and most wholesome thing I've seen in a very long time. Kudos to you!
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Is your startup's technology defensible?(szopa.medium.com)
3 points by szopa 6y ago|0 comments

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