vunderba

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   by vunderba 3y ago

   Uh huh. What were you wearing? Did you sew your own clothes and grow your own cotton for those clothes? There's a surprising amount of "on the grid" work that afforded you the ability to live "off the grid". There&#
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   by vunderba 3y ago

   I still find it very odd when someone takes an abnormal amount of pride in the accomplishments of other people that they just happen to share a geographic proximity with. Did you go to the moon? Were you involved in anyway with the advanc
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   by vunderba 3y ago

   From the Science History Institute: "Fergusson was right to worry. Like all Cambridge students, Oppenheimer had an official tutor. This was an older graduate student who acted like a mentor. His tutor’s name was Patrick Blackett. Blac
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   by vunderba 3y ago

   I love stuff like this. I actually recreated the basic program that Sean Astin's character used to "hack" the exits access code in an episode of Stranger Things a while back using the modern port QB64. https://spec
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   by vunderba 3y ago

   I think prompt craft is a better definition. Engineering implies that there is a quantifiable aspect, and by their very nature LLMs are somewhat inscrutable black boxes, so craft feels more appropriate.
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   by vunderba 3y ago

   "Similarly varying results happened when the researchers asked the models to write code and to do a visual reasoning test that asked the technology to predict the next figure in a pattern." With the ability to chain to the wolfram