tudorw

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   by tudorw 3y ago

   Interesting, do you have a mailing list or way I can be notified of progress?
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   by tudorw 3y ago

   very interesting, thanks.
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   by tudorw 3y ago

   in my mind I've built an 'emotional engine' to add nuance to models understanding, take something like Plutchik's wheel of emotions and create a high quality multi-modal dataset based on that structure, given our current
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   by tudorw 3y ago

   and multi-dimensional topological manifolds, maybe :)
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   by tudorw 3y ago

   While the underlying model may not have 'understanding', the iterative process of interacting with the model creates a context that in my experience has captured part of the 'area of interest' during a pair programming s
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   by tudorw 3y ago

   so Microsoft adopting chromium as it's engine, would, erm, make this more likely or less?
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   by tudorw 3y ago

   can they afford to turn on a dime at some point?
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   by tudorw 3y ago

   agreed, interesting seeing it somewhat re-awoken as an aspect of 'Nudge Theory', https://www.businessballs.com/improving-workplace-performanc... My interest lies not in mind control of the masses, but in the aspe
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   by tudorw 3y ago

   had to explore this a little further and now have a few new dance moves for this fascinating collaboration... Output: Certainly! The intersection of cognitive biases, neuro-linguistic programming (NLP), John C. Lilly's work, and human
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    The iteration point is important, interacting with the model to have it outline the kinds of information which would assist it in building it's internal model of your 'question', meta-programming with it is fun and constructi
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    This is my experience, a single ambiguous word can create undesired gorilla, output. It's susceptible to all sort of unintentional outcomes whe,n simple thing;s that are wrong with text can render it co nfused. or as GPT4 put's it
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    I use it as a code partner too, it's very good for that, cursor.so is built from the ground up with an accelerated GPT4 option, it was a really useful assistant to extend what I knew to the extent that I could implement what I wanted a
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    Good summary, as an exercise in the precise use of language it excels. It is a patient listener and it's response can help one reflect on the inherent weight and biases of words within a language. I would also like to add that in 1996
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    I think this is the rabbit hole you're looking for, https://twitter.com/RLanceMartin/status/1690829179615657985 note you still need pinecone (vector db) and something called clerk.com that does auth, not sure
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    we've been waiting a long time :)
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    Multifold soap bubble cymatics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWLtTP07FCw
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    Is there an AI for this, asking for a friend?
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    Also guessing this is cross platform and runs in the browser :)
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    I'm interested in seeing how brains change as AI usage increases, in the same way many of us don't attempt to memorize phone numbers, what skills will we offload to 'AI', will we be aware that it's happening? Perhap
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    hitting each other with every other available substance?
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    hi, you seem keen to share something neat you took less than 10 minutes to implement, I'd love to see that?
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    Genuis seems sporadic and unrepeatable, of more interest to me is scenius...
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    Makes fake image, hold it in front of camera, click, verified image...
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    As an enthusiast delving in for the pure pleasure of it I see a future ahead where as a programmer, I will have an array of options to use LLM's in hybrid systems. I'm not looking for an AGI, rather a mixture of experts that I ca
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    The Winged Hussars have got to be a close second, https://www.military.com/off-duty/2020/06/09/5-reasons-winge...
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    This would seem like a really good argument as to why failures should be written up, otherwise where is the list of what has been tried before?
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    I think it might be worth digging a little deeper into the causes, from this article, https://www.whitehouse.gov/cea/written-materials/2022/05/31/... "Between 2008 and 2019, the percentage of a
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    I'm all for re-inventing psychiatric care, however, this part of the article seems to cast doubt on the true efficacy of the approach; '2009 Alameda placed 11.0 involuntary holds per 1,000 population, while the next highest county
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    It certainly wasn't intended to shade, I posted with the intent to show someone who obviously has an interest in something, something that might be of interest. Please check my comments, criticise yes, fairly juvenile sense of humour,
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    by tudorw 3y ago

    I take your 10 and raise ;) "A horticulturist has managed to nurture a single apple tree which bears 250 different varieties of the fruit." https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/science-environment-24348394