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by upghost 2y ago
Strangely enough, IF7 was the first thing to make it "click" for me how declarative logic could be used for general purpose logic programming, which shortly thereafter led me to Definite Clause Grammars, Marcus Triska's work
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by upghost 2y ago
Not the answer I wanted but the answer I needed. I am culturally enriched, thank you. https://www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/pagliacci-classic...
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by upghost 2y ago
I always wonder who do counselors go to for counseling. And then, recursively, who do the meta counselors go to for counseling... where does it end? Or are we just adding emotional stress to an overtaxed system with no relief?
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by upghost 2y ago
photography? firearms?
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by upghost 2y ago
Before learning magit on emacs, this site saved my ass so many times. After learning magit on emacs, this site saved my ass so many times.
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by upghost 2y ago
A few strange things you will miss when deleting social media that are nonobvious. 1. Some companies will not look at your resume or do business with you unless you have a LinkedIn account, especially in the age of AI. Fine by me. 2. If you
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by upghost 2y ago
*clarification-- it's written in rust, never tried compiling rust for android before
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by upghost 2y ago
⊂ •͡˘∠•͡˘ ⊃ Suspicious. Need to investigate if taco bell has interesting ANSI SQL flavored chicken nuggets or I've been taken for a fool!
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by upghost 2y ago
Much as I hate to admit it I can relate to this. When you come onto a new project, the first thing you notice are all of the things that could be improved. But most seasoned developers know that knocking down walls right away violates the w
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by upghost 2y ago
I had to do a separate search for what "ICO" means/is because it's not within 4 clicks of landing on the site. "Information Commissioner's Office", in case anyone is wondering.
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by upghost 2y ago
Trealla and Tau are both wonderful. Very close cousins of Scryer. I've never tried compiling on rust before but open an issue or a discussion on the Scryer board and maybe we can figure it out! https://github.com/mthom&
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by upghost 2y ago
Buy a boat. Preferably a sailboat. Your money problems and depression will quickly solve themselves. Ask Ishmael[1] about it. [1]: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/2701/2701-h/2701-h.htm#link2...
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I couldn't agree more. Even tho I am in fact an NPC it is quite jarring to hear.
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Nah dude YOU are awesome! I'm just embedding the work other smart people did haha.
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It hasn't been merged into the main branch yet, but you can embed Scryer in Python now[1], and it's quite enjoyable. I've also embedded in Java, Clojure, and elisp[2] :) The Clojure one is bundled up into a library called li
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by upghost 2y ago
Seems really cool. Does anyone have any sample code to link to? Do RNN models use the same pytorch/hugging face Python stuff or is it completely different...?
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by upghost 2y ago
They seem to handle a lot of nontrivial issues I have to deal with frequently like synchronization, but weirdly enough they do it with JWTs. For me the entire point of SSEs is that I can avoid using JWTs and use standard session logic which
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by upghost 2y ago
oh interesting. concepts as tokens. Yeah I'd buy that. They do something similar with transformers in robotics, except they use tokens as actions instead of word chunks. Good eye.
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My CV is pretty weird too. The two things that have really helped me are open source work and going to (coding) conferences. And I don't mean going there to grease palms, just to make friends. But there's nothing wrong with tellin
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Aside from the using the word "concept" instead of "language" I don't see how this is different than an LLM. It's still doing next token prediction. This is like in D&D where you have two swords with wildly
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by upghost 2y ago
Why didn't you say so in the first place? For Wolfram money I'm sure I'd be willing to identify and manipulate my own personality traits.
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If it would've said "uwu anime girl" I would've taken the study far more seriously.
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Oh yes I'm a sucker. It gets me every time. And look now, I am sympathetic to the authors wanting to get their work published and I am well aware that the anthropomorphic language is "hot" right now. And my guess (prayer?) is
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by upghost 2y ago
Perhaps we should stand in front of our data centers brandishing a chair and a whip and refer to ourselves as GPU Tamers instead of a computer scientists? I find all this flabbergasting. Since the 1970s, the behaviorist school of psycholog
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by upghost 2y ago
You guys remember when they made that Chrome extension[1] that converted the word "cloud" to the word "butt"? This article made me realize someone needs to do that treatment for the word "A.I.", used 41 times
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by upghost 2y ago
After looking at the charts I was like "Whoa, damn, that Jerpint model seems amazing. Where do I get that??" I spent some time trying to find it on Huggingface before I realized...
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by upghost 2y ago
Whoa there, citation? A "lot of"?
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The rage bait on the internet claims they are changing the lore to accommodate DEI. Don't shoot the messenger plz. I'm just saying I understand why the creative content owners are concerned about Amazon retconning lore and maybe w
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Does anyone know of a smart thermostat that actually has this function? Every thermostat I've looked for has "heat mode" where it decides if it should be blasting heat or not, and "cool mode", where it decides it sh
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by upghost 2y ago
The year is 2024, and chess has devolved into a strategic battle over who is wearing the pants.

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