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Notes on graphics programming and version control
(tyler.cafe)
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4y ago
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Language Hacking in a Live Programming Environment
(ohmjs.org)
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thesephist
4y ago
Hey HN! Fun to see this project from my college years on HN again. To clear my name, I have actually written other languages that are arguably more useful, like Oak [0] which I used to build a bunch of personal software infrastructure [1]
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thesephist
4y ago
This project is from a couple of years ago. Sibling comment is correct that I'm working now.
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Prose Play
(proseplay.net)
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One Book, Many Readings
(samizdat.co)
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Broider: Pixel Art CSS Borders
(maxbittker.github.io)
582 points
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thesephist
4y ago
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Spurious Splines
(inconvergent.net)
76 points
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4y ago
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thesephist
4y ago
I wonder if a hacky solution may be to have some kind of intermediate model to serialize the text (whether from an image of it or the raw PDF data) into LaTeX? I imagine the LM has seen enough formulas in TeX to understand it, but in most P
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Act-1: Transformer for Actions
(adept.ai)
267 points
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thesephist
4y ago
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AWS services, explained in Victorian English with GPT-3
(victorianaws.com)
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On Proving Yourself
(thesephist.com)
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Imagining better interfaces to language models
(thesephist.com)
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thesephist
4y ago
That's interesting! I think GPS falls in the category of "works so reliably that I don't perceive it as technology" for me. But yes, GPS an underrated piece of infrastructure, even more impressive as it's globally a
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Hyperlink Maximalism
(thesephist.com)
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4y ago
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Cmacro: Lisp Macros for C
(github.com)
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4y ago
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Kasparov versus the World
(michaelnielsen.org)
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4y ago
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YC Vibe Check – semantic search over every YC co
(ycvibecheck.com)
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4y ago
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Tabloid: The clickbait headline programming language
(tabloid.vercel.app)
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thesephist
4y ago
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Quine Relay: 100-language ouroboros quine
(github.com)
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thesephist
4y ago
Thanks for the repo/issues link! Didn't know that resources existed. Looks like the immediate issues got taken care of thanks to the HF team, but I'll probably pop over there in the future if I have ideas or notice things tha
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Show HN: YC Vibe Check – semantic search over every YC company ever
(ycvibecheck.com)
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4y ago
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thesephist
4y ago
No and no - fortunately Torvalds doesn't do much web dev and conversely I don't do much kernel dev :)
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4y ago
The code generated is most definitely related to the names/descriptions! To do this, I have to first generate the description then generate the code _from the descriptions_. The downside of this is that I can't parallelize text ge
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Sorry about that. I don't think I'm leaning on any super new browser/JS features, but if you share your FF version string (or an error in the console) I can try to troubleshoot what's missing!
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4y ago
Yep! No fine tuning. Here's the prompt I use for the description (from source, https://github.com/thesephist/modelexicon/blob/main/src/main... ) --- Proceedings of Deep Learning Advancements Co
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thesephist
4y ago
Yep, that's spot on. The overall performance is comparable to Curie, but depending on the particular task GPT-J performs better or worse (I believe empirically it's slightly better at chat and code, worse at some others).
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4y ago
Yep. I didn't want to have to host user-generated data (for all the perils that carries), so the sharable links work by embedding all the generated data in the link itself.
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thesephist
4y ago
There's a pre-generated set to (1) spare my server some work and (2) showcase some output I liked. But as sibling comment noted, you can (or could) generate your own — I'm working on bringing that side back up... The pre-generated
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Show HN: This AI Does Not Exist
(thisaidoesnotexist.com)
434 points
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thesephist
4y ago
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