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1y ago
server seems down?
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1y ago
node fetch is WAY better than axios (easier to use/understand, simpler); didn't really know people were still using axios
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I feel like node and deno conventions are somehow merging (which is a good thing)
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1y ago
most of these agents are still fundamentally simple while loops; it shouldn't really take longer than a weekend to get one built
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1y ago
fwiw I've been dealing with a lot of ffmpeg lately and it's like the most obtuse API I've ever used, and I'm now using Warp for it, and it works amazingly every time
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1y ago
Does this reproduce for early/mid-career engineers who aren't at the top of their game?
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1y ago
It's pretty unintuitive that you can just copy text straight from an animation, but that's the neatest part of this!
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1y ago
maybe, but I Stanford scientists are a different breed of rationalists, and not Rationalists
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1y ago
the project isn't AI at all, but the writeup is definitely AI. It overuses clickbait / hijacking / hook patterns that makes it really jarring: - poses a lot of questions: "Me? I turned mine into a server that saves me mo
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1y ago
Having just moved to the Bay Area, I've met a few AI "safety researchers" who seems to come from this EA / Rationalist camp, and they all behave more like preachers than thinkers / academics / researchers. I do
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1y ago
I'm curious if chunking is different for embeddings vs. for "agentic retrieval" e.g. an AI or a person operates like a Librarian; they look up in an index at what resources to look up, get the relevant bits, then piece them t
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1y ago
They have some singing in their demo! So I’m guessing that’s baked into the model
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1y ago
updating benchmarks and evals is something closer to test engineering / qa engineering work though
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1y ago
Everyone's young in some way. I've been looking at getting a Miata, and have been eyeing a nice 2016ish Miata because their prices seem so much lower. Then I read a post from someone saying their transmissions are "like glass
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yeah I did bioinformatics for a living and I warned anyone I knew to not get this (or ancestry, etc.)
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1y ago
> If AIs are all they’re cracked up to be by their most fervent believers, [our lives akin to a symbiotic eyelash mite's existence w/ humans, except we're the mites] like a possible model for where humans might end up: not
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1y ago
It's pretty wild we don't have laws that cover this
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1y ago
Considering the long list of awful pharma, insurance, and marketing firms in the world out there, Regeneron is probably one of the better outcomes
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1y ago
I love how the new Space Jam website is ALSO in the 90's style! https://www.spacejam.com/2021/
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1y ago
Yes please! Even if we have to add the tailwind as a CDN, this would be useful — as we don't have to use npm / yarn to build the project anymore. (I like building pure html files in alpine)
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I’ve been toying with building remote MCPs on Cloudflare workers. I came in with the idea that “you could probably use REST APIs for everything” then implemented both REST, and MCPs side by side. Also built an SSE and a “streamable http” ve
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1y ago
ever since I paid $8 for jumping in and out of a BART station b/c I meant to go into a Muni station... I lost all respect for them.
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1y ago
I've found using Cloudflare Workers really productive, esp. their R2 and Durable Objects bindings. Are these technically "microservices" and should they be avoided if following trad software patterns? Using them makes it easy
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A tool for migrating and optimizing prompts from other LLMs to Llama
(github.com)
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1y ago
non-sarcastically, the night sky in Spain and Portugal must be absolutely stunning right now
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Here's a blog post on Perplexity's R1 1776, which they post-trained https://www.perplexity.ai/hub/blog/open-sourcing-r1-1776
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1y ago
SPPA: single page python app
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hmm turns out it was blocked/refused after all?
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have anyone tried if this works for the new image gen API? I find that one refusing very benign requests
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1y ago
if anyone's ever worked in a lab, it's abundantly clear even when you know Every single step / have a well-defined protocol for any assay, most ppl including PhDs and Postdocs regularly mess it up. There are so many things
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