waynenilsen

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by waynenilsen 2y ago
That's Devin / replit agent Not there yet but it is inevitable
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
lk99 v2.0.0 400k ~ 260f / 127c
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
TTS is increasingly being commoditized. Kokoro was posted and it works on webgpu, absolutely incredible quality for where it can run https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42973769
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
i'm talking about something you plug in and get on your network then you can chat with it with a typical chat interface and it should expose an openai compatible api automatic updates etc etc the AI home appliance great for privacy
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
Incredible work! I have listened to several tts and to have this be free and in complete control of the customer is absolutely incredible. This will unlock new use cases I made https://app.readaloudto.me/ as a hobby thing a
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
Someone please productize this
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
Electricity to food via synthetic chemistry feels inevitable. Casey Handmer has discussed in detail. Probably starts out with electricity + air to ammonia first.
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
I suppose hardware support would be very helpful, new instructions for bitpacked operations?
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Show HN: Read Aloud to Me(app.readaloudto.me)
3 points by waynenilsen 2y ago|0 comments
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
Available file descriptors
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
This plays very nicely with the locality of behavior model of htmx
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
the codegen that thing had for frontend was excellent in later versions once you got the hang of it you could really move quickly with desktop gui development
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
Makes me miss netbeans Now do the same for tailwind
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
How much protein can you eat before getting kicked out of ketosis?
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
this was also quite nice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbhF7jTLlG4
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
Our Encryption is still theoretically sound. There was an attempt made to do something very similar called the Clipper Chip back in 1993 but it failed. Snowden revealed massive warrantless data collection of metadata which is also very valu
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by waynenilsen 2y ago
https://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
This is going to cause so many bugs.
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
Bun has been great as a package manager, test suite runner and typescript interpreter. We use node in prod
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
Depth of field etc will be hard to fake converting from analog back to digital like this esp if the focal length etc are encoded in the committed data
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
If rlhf works can the benchmarks be reversed if they're open? That which has been nerfed can be un-nerfed by tracing the gradient back the other way?
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
The bright exhaust is from the solid rocket boosters not the hydrolox engines it's somewhat misleading for the target audience
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
is there any evidence of this?
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
It is relevant because in other comments there are suggestions that his coverage of China is an issue.
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
For those that haven't seen it he backed the lab leak theory very publicly some time back https://youtu.be/sSfejgwbDQ8?si=4XnKhOYu5mUiBZBs&t=172
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The End of Truth – Hayek (1945)(archive.org)
1 points by waynenilsen 3y ago|0 comments
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
This article is absurd. > But when a large language model scores well on such tests, it is not clear at all what has been measured. Is it evidence of actual understanding? A mindless statistical trick? Rote repetition? It is measuring ho
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
Inflation is the most regressive form of taxation imaginable. https://youtu.be/B_nGEj8wIP0?si=G2__21GKU7S83aHB&t=1080
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
removing the cameraman from the shot is probably pretty close to the top of the list also
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by waynenilsen 3y ago
"Comparison with Baselines" is shocking

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