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by upghost 2y ago
FWIW we've had full Java/Python integration in Clojure for awhile now, courtesy of Chris Neurnberger and libpython-clj: https://github.com/clj-python/libpython-clj If you're into that sort of thing. Self
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by upghost 2y ago
I've done Nand2Tetris, I think you will get far more bang for your buck in a shorter amount of time playing Turing Complete than taking that course. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1444480/Turing_Complete&#
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by upghost 2y ago
Prolog has reached an exciting new milestone with Scryer prolog. It is the first highly performant open source iso-compliant Prolog. I would check out Markus Triska's work to have your mind blown: https://www.metalevel.at&#
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by upghost 3y ago
I have horrible tinnitus that sounds like a goblin screaming in both ears. This is how I keep from blowing my brains out, I hope it helps someone: Step 1: YouTube-dl this blessed sound: https://youtu.be/8indTo2ykPw (Plz ti
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by upghost 3y ago
Tangential, but this is the first time I've seen the valediction "Handwritten by". Fascinating statement in the age of AI. Think I'm gonna steal that.
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by upghost 3y ago
wow thanks for submitting this and putting these links together. is there a better way to get up to speed on this than going through the papers in order and trying to replicate (in simulators) one at a time? Best way I can think of to try
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by upghost 3y ago
(*YMMV*) For some of you suffering for tinnitus, if you came here looking for a hack, I can offer a small tinnitus hack that worked for me, and may work for you if you find a noise that "cuts" the tinnitus sound. This summarizes
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by upghost 3y ago
I tell you what nialv7 I feel ya. Not only that, it makes me wonder how many great things have gone unnoticed. Partly why I'm glued to HN is bc how on earth do you find these gems otherwise??
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by upghost 3y ago
Now THAT is some hacker news!! Great job and great science. Also shout out to nialv7 for some early hacking on the subject.
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by upghost 3y ago
solid points. As a D&D nerd, might I offer that this is more along the lines of AGW (Artifical General Wisdom) than Artificial General Intelligence? Intelligence seems mode closely related to "IQ" as in (mechanical) "ab
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by upghost 3y ago
Couldn't agree more. How about this -- I think we've already reached AGI. Let me know if this tracks: Pick a set of tasks that can be considered AGI tasks. Provided the task sequences can be compared as closer to AGI or further f
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by upghost 3y ago
Bravo! This is some great science and great hacking. Extremely refreshing to see right now.
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by upghost 3y ago
Technical foul. Doing science based on closed-source model. 10 yard penalty for humanity. GPT-4 almost disappeared last week. Aside from the obvious AI bus factor and "continuity of science" concerns, I find it absurd that so ma
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by upghost 3y ago
Yeah, absolutely. No arguments. But whether you think this is a potential bond villain dystopian nightmare or just a totally misguided flop -- I mean, I really think that the Altman fans must believe there are two different Altmans. I mea
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by upghost 3y ago
Whenever I am confronted with the extreme passion behind Sam Altman's leadership, I often wonder if they are just deliberately ignoring the whole Worldcoin thing... everyone does realize it's the same guy, right? Another, um, &quo
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by upghost 3y ago
ok, someone help me out please. I get a lot of things wrong a lot of the time, and I feel like this is one of those times -- this looks like we are having a NN "memorize" tabular data and/or data tuples. I'm having tro
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by upghost 3y ago
Wow, ok, bring on the downvotes, cause I've got plenty of nice stuff to say about Open Interpreter. I came on here to voice some criticisms but since everyone else is already on that bandwagon, I'm switching teams! I had a great
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by upghost 3y ago
if this works you can have all my money. stellar work in advance ohhhh do I dare even hope? edit: sorry realize my comment is confusing, I got very emotional when I saw about flow storm http://www.flow-storm.org/ clojuresc
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by upghost 3y ago
absolutely stellar work to you and your team. Thank you for giving voice and a framework to this -- many of us having been struggling with how to do this for a long time. You're a total champ!
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by upghost 3y ago
It started in April and got progressively worse. By June it got so bad I couldn’t sleep any more and had trouble coding and kinda flirted with a nervous breakdown. Feel really lucky to have stumbled across this little hack.
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by upghost 3y ago
I noticed the relief immediately when I heard that noise, so if it doesn’t, might be worth shopping around for a tinnitus scrubber sound that works for you. The gentleman who made that noise in the link I posted makes many others. My tinn
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by upghost 3y ago
XD
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by upghost 3y ago
Yeah. It sounds like I could just lick a 9v battery once in awhile and get most of the “benefits” haha. But hey, I’ll give anything a shot at this point!
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by upghost 3y ago
Not that loud, actually. With the bone conduction headphones you hear the sound “inside your brain”, which is convenient bc that’s where I hear the tinnitus too. I turn it up a little when I get “flashbangs”, but for the most part the pat
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by upghost 3y ago
Heya. I just want to let you know that y’all have something extremely special going on over there at Kagi. I honestly have no idea how your universal summarizer or your !expert work — not enough to implement it, anyway, beyond more than a
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by upghost 3y ago
Oh yeah, I’d give anything to hear the real silence again. Someone sent this to me as an FDA treatment that’s new, but I haven’t tried it: https://www.lenire.com/what-is-lenire/ I’m hoping for some “silence tourism” on
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by upghost 3y ago
I hope this comment reaches anyone suffering from tinnitus. My tinnitus is so bad that I’d … well good news is, I found a great way to manage my brain melting tinnitus. Step 1: YouTube-dl this blessed sound: https://youtu.be&#x2
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by upghost 3y ago
I should probably add in that kagi has some secret modes. If you precede the search query with `!expert` you get an LLM search response. If you precede it with `!code` you get a GPT-4-ish tuned response. It’s… really good. And since you
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by upghost 3y ago
F ck school dude, you good. I mean, unless you like it. My only regret from college is that I spent it studying instead of doing a lot of drugs. If you’re doing computer stuff, the grades don’t mean anything. There are so many paths to
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by upghost 3y ago
You had me at “I assume you’re not interested in the marketing fluff”

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