thelittleone

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by thelittleone 2y ago
Do you have a blog per chance? Or any recommended reading on pre processing / data chunking strategies to improve results?
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Yeah that's cool. Will try it again once new version ready.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Very cool. One of the attacks was blocked due to insufficient charge. Has he considered a charging status indicator e.g., bar or countdown timer?
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by thelittleone 2y ago
I'm looking at a similar setup. Mind sharing which cameras you went with?
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by thelittleone 2y ago
A property with apple trees (and space to grow more) is seriously enviable. Hands in earth is one of my favorite therapies. I've been contemplating a move for a few years and this additional inspiration may just be the tipping point.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Have you tried eleven labs? I used that. Had to record 3 hours of training audio reading books and and news articles. But the result was really good.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
An example is flying over India. Satellite internet service is not permitted. It cuts off the moment your flight crossed land in India and usually re-actives immediately after leaving.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
And then these studies start producing consistent revenue (>1B a year) and they can't afford to turn them off, whatever the impact on the public. These things in isolation, to me, can seem minor, but when combined, it feels a little
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Australian who left Australia years ago. One thing bothers me when I go back to visit is the absurd number of speeding cameras. Never seen anything like it elsewhere on my travels. Whilst the government argues its reducing fatalities, inves
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Perhaps Pulumi with Vultr is also worth a look.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
I understand CEOs need to promote their companies, but it's notable that Google - arguably the world's leading information technology company - fell behind in AI development under Pichai's leadership. Now he's touting Go
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by thelittleone 2y ago
That ebay link is a used item.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
I'd love to do this but always worried (probably incorrectly) that the energy output wouldn't feel great and result in faster fatigue or require more rest breaks.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
The linked article suggests yabai.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
I'm the same, but had a lot of issues getting structured output from Anthropic. Ended up always writing response processors. Frustrated by how fragile that was, decided to try OpenAI structured outputs and it just worked and since they
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Sam Bent gave a talk on Darknet opsec in which he recommends what you suggest, regularly changing alias and starting from 0. Quite an interesting talk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01oeaBb85Xc
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by thelittleone 2y ago
I spent some time in the Peruvian Amazon with local medicine families. In some groups they believe that when mosquitos buzz around the ears, some bodies automatically react by sending blood to the skin in preparation for an immune response
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by thelittleone 2y ago
One hypothetical advantage could be secret agreements / cooperation with certain agencies. That may help influence policy in line with OpenAI's preferred strategy on safety, model access etc.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
If the only thing that effectively shields these processors from radiation is lead, concrete etc (per earlier comments), what design changes / quality improvements can compensate?
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by thelittleone 2y ago
A lot of stores in Peruvian Andes sell concentrated coca leaf extract as candies. They help on higher altitude hikes. Theres one in particular that is as strong as a chemical extract. Actually quite effective as an alternative to ADHD medic
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Also recommend Guayusa which is not illegal anywhere AFAIK.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Worth mentioning Stripe among the destroyers. Sure a percentage of those who complain on r/stripe are breaking ToS, but it's evident that a substantial % are not. Stripe ToS allows them to profit from investing held funds. Once fu
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by thelittleone 2y ago
insuflating?
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by thelittleone 2y ago
I think both make sense. Although I go through phases of following it. I find that in the first few hours of the morning, I prefer to limit inputs to things I don't have control over but instead achieve some small to do list items (sta
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by thelittleone 2y ago
The for profit from the start is true, but also, Sam's shenanigans really irks me as a customer, the slights of hand etc. I get the sense he would mislead the public on threats and risks of AI to benefit OpenAI and the government, to c
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by thelittleone 2y ago
My experience has been opposite. I'm using the API. I hit usage tier limits so sent them a request to upgrade my tier. Heard back within an hour and upgraded to the highest tier. I had another request also which was answered same day.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Highly recommend using the API with a good client. It's cheaper and limits are way higher. I rarely hit my limit which is just a billing limit I impose intentionally.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
> nael@panora.dev Happy to chat. Email sent.
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Sound's like your hosted version will end up with a lot of potentially sensitive information. You will probably want to add ISO 27001 and / or SOC 2 Type 2 as a priority. Not to say an org with that is more secure than one without
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by thelittleone 2y ago
Dont OVH and Hetzner offer this? If you dont like bare metal perhaps run Coolify for your vercel like platform?

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