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ericlewis

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About ericlewis

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/ericlewis; my proof: https://keybase.io/ericlewis/sigs/XCTPq2tHD_F6eEQRWHPFiliVwNrX6bv4CDPfBnACmP0 ]

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    Comment #47615005

    much simpler, just pull apart the MT VST :P I am working on PO-33, doing EMFI.

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    Comment #44523070

    I still dont understand why people point to this chart as any sort of meaning. Cost per task is a fairly arbitrary X axis and in no way representing any sort of time scale.. I woul…

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    Comment #42277567

    US, GA here. My mom was big on tanning and warned of us this (lemons are also bad). I believe she said something about it being used on purpose for tanning, but that you had to be …

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    Comment #42066832

    As a person who works on this kinda stuff I know what they mean. It’s very hard to debug things totally blind.

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    Comment #41788037

    Higher the precision the better. Use what works within your memory constraints.

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    Comment #41586085

    If you are using the user attribution with OpenAI (as you should) then they will block that users id and the rest of your app will be fine.

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    Comment #41536642

    The theory is that you increase the context with more relevant tokens to the problem at hand, as well as its solutions, which in theory makes it more likely to predict the correct …

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    Comment #41484812

    This reminds of a TPU.

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    Comment #41221448

    I have one of these. It’s not there.

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    Comment #41218768

    Perhaps it’s because I know human beings that have the exact same operation and failure mode as the LLM here and I’m probably not the only one. Failing at something you’ve never se…

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    Comment #40701756

    My wife is capable of “automatic driving” and I am not. She describes it as a flow state.

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    Comment #40701589

    You would need both. RAG will have to be part of the process if you want to generate or work on an existing project. Since it stands for Retrieval Augmented Generation. A fancy way…

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    Comment #40701578

    GPT-4 is fine-tunable. https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/fine-tuning “ Fine-tuning for GPT-4 is in an experimental access program - eligible users can request access in the f…

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    Comment #40633713

    ChatGPT is in-fact that. GPT-4 the API is not that. There is clearly no RAG, you bring that yourself, same with toxicity filtering, again - a different api, up to you to implement.…

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    Comment #40580298

    It’s kinda specific to Claude, but the overall concept and really a lot of the api shape is similar for most other LLMs, especially ones that adopt the OpenAI api model. This is pr…

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    Comment #40176641

    useEffect is best thought of as a synchronization mechanism between external state and react state and the function it returns may actually be better thought of as a side effect. U…

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    Comment #40071628

    I wanted to replicate many parts of the Ai pin and did research into laser projectors. It’s probably a MEMs projector. The cyan color they use is custom, at least. Minifying that t…

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    Comment #39993660

    Not that it really matters I guess, but electron apps are chunky. Huge bin size and large memory usage.

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    Comment #39979894

    Xcode cloud isn’t running on Apple silicon, arguably a place where it would make tons of sense.

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    Comment #39824593

    I’ve used it since close to day one and it’s great. You can get some detailed information and action items and it’s super easy to use.

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    Comment #39684120

    Ah cool. I messed around with this a while ago: https://github.com/ericlewis/swift-playdate

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    Comment #39533054

    Actually, it was Cingular, which got purchased by ATT (I think)

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    Comment #39437967

    We can bring that down to 16 since query selector can handle undefined. 12% reduction. setTimeout(()=>document.querySelector(contentWindow.location.hash)?.replaceWith(...contentDoc…

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    Comment #39430746

    sounds like they thought it was something more akin to Elastisearch