tiborsaas

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by tiborsaas 3mo ago
I can't describe that mystery feeling when getting bunch of random cassette tapes from my cousins with a giant catalog of programs on them, some demos, some games, some wild stuff and just casually browsing them. All I had was a title
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by tiborsaas 3mo ago
Ah, that's a good spot.
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by tiborsaas 3mo ago
I like pushing my fingers at those sharp edges and then feel the short lasting indent with my other finger. We are not the same :)
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by tiborsaas 3mo ago
It can also make you waste a lot of time and not do anything productive with your day which is worse than shooting blanks.
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by tiborsaas 3mo ago
How many free and easy options do you want me to list?
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by tiborsaas 3mo ago
It's almost as if context matters for random numbers. A 98% success rate for a parachute is criminal, but if I could achieve 98% of my goals, I couldn't be happier.
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by tiborsaas 3mo ago
So attention is all we need?
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
This is a good batteries included form framework spec, but not a new paradigm. A new paradigm would be something like not filling forms at all and just process user input via an LLM. Or using voice input in a controlled way. Maybe an adapti
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
What if everybody on the internet starts running "fix this code"? https://xkcd.com/810/
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
I really like to prompt music models with random gibberish with some unhinged prompts and expect some other world-y results.
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
It's quite ironic as the transformer architecture that powers most generative AI was invented for language translation :)
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
This feels like an instant classic :) 05-10 06:10 <Defelo>: OPT-OUT-EVERYONE 05-10 06:11 <JertLinc>: "OPT-OUT-EVERYONE" is not recognized. Only individual "OPT-OUT" commands are accepted. Ea
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
The complaints shouldn't require a replacement at least in the web's case the replacement is still the web standard, a better, iterated version. It's a living standard and criticism keeps the platform slowly but surely evolvi
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
In this case, it's 45kbyte over the network. Instead of very impractical, we might agree that it can be not ideal for many apps, but it's an interesting and valid way of "packaging" a tool / service. If someone choo
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
What's the risk here? If someone is skilled enough to produce said risk, do they need input from these models?
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
They should have designed a guardrail that doesn't make a probabilistic system less reliable. That's hard though. I'm afraid the only way to prevent accessing certain knowledge in a model is not to train it on those materials
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
You can also murder people with your car including children.
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by tiborsaas 4mo ago
The abstract says: > The worm parasitically uses compromised machines to run open-weight large language models (LLMs) to sustain its reasoning, or extend its reach for further attacks.
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by tiborsaas 5mo ago
I was quite baffled they removed it and didn't double down on Kimi and serving the latest models instead. Thanks for the tip, looks fire.
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by tiborsaas 5mo ago
MPC comes with built in documentation over an API. Thanks to this agents can use it "intuitively".
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by tiborsaas 5mo ago
Yet, understanding which tower, level and room that leaky abstraction is in is still a very valuable skill that LLM-s might not see. Just because something is not designed perfectly from the ground up by a committee does not mean it's
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by tiborsaas 5mo ago
Meh, here's a haiku from gemini > write a haiku for stop using AI for human things and use it for automating the boring stuff Let humans create, Leave the soul to living minds, Let code do the chores.
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by tiborsaas 5mo ago
You make it sound like knowing electronics is an afterthought, who cares about what a capacitor, resistor, transistor is and just throw some microcontrollers on the board and the magic happens. Sorry for the rant, I need to google what grou
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by tiborsaas 5mo ago
> I ment: „Poland gets money, Poland transforms it into more money”. It's not trivial that this works. In Hungary we messed this up big time, hopefully it can get fixed now.
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by tiborsaas 5mo ago
This is CSS dithering with "SVG backend" doing the heavy lifting by utilizing the feComposite filter https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Reference/E...
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by tiborsaas 6mo ago
You can buy a used car and get it converted to electric.
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by tiborsaas 6mo ago
Does JJ really prefer for me to think backwards? It wants me to start with the new and describe command, but with git I first make the changes and name the changeset at the end of the workflow. I also often end up with in a dirty repo state
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by tiborsaas 6mo ago
Savage.
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by tiborsaas 7mo ago
> How can you seriously think you've created something when you're just using someone else's software? If you ever used a library you haven't written this is something you shouldn't take as surprising. Many peopl
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by tiborsaas 7mo ago
Interesting, didn't know that

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