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musesum

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About musesum

github.com/musesum/DeepMuse

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    What I hope to do with refactoring is to distill namespace and common patterns into a DSL. I am very curious about what tradeoffs you found.

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    Am waiting for the next Mac Studio to come out to experiment with the "AI for everything" approach. Most likely, the open source distilled models will lower quality. So, another "p…

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    Comment #47249478

    Good idea. Am still a bit shy around token budget spend.

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    Comment #47248680

    I wrote something similar in a Claude Code instructions.md: "minimize cyclomatic complexity" What happened next? It generated an 8 line wrapper function called only once from a dif…

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    I wrote something similar in a Claude Code instructions.md: "minimize cyclomatic complexity" What happened next? It generated an 8 line wrapper function called only once from a dif…

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    Comment #46767677

    I wonder. I follow @DamiLeeArch on YouTube. She talks about architecture in the built environment. Ostensibly, built for Humans. At least for now.

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    Comment #46406737

    Has California Law changed, since 2015? My company was acquired by another company that had in-house lawyers. California Law states that you have rights to your own IP, when produc…

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    Long ago, a proud moment for me was writing -20K lines of code in a month. A few years ago, I tried that again with a remote team of 20 coders. I failed; I couldn't keep up with th…

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    Comment #44941638

    So, aside from trust the biggest barrier is lack of adaptability?

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    Comment #43847514

    My chain of thought: 1) Aaron Marcus - who found optimal menu count to be 5 +/- 2 2) Magic number 7 +/- 2 3) Fitt's Law selectivity (bigger is easier) 4) Shared layout for mobile +…

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    Comment #43571162

    Personal context is tacit experience. Cultural context is aggregate. Wittgenstein stated that the differences between personal and cultural language makes it impossible to agree on…

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    Comment #42935351

    >> In 2023, the company said it pays out nearly 70% to the industry Does not stop there; there are tiers of middlemen: https://youtu.be/kVY7-Ti77UQ?si=2neBSw4yJL7qGdxX&t=441

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    Comment #42607751

    Apple also squandered maps ... until they didn't.

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    Comment #42410538

    I look forward to the James Hoffmann review, should it ever come about. Am tempted to buy as a piece of functional art that I can drink. Currently, the 9Barista serves that purpose…

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    I was going to submit the same link. Like Benn Jordan, I was an AutoPilot enthusiast. Was going to buy a Model Y with FSD, until a drive from CA to AZ nearly drove me off the road.…

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    Someone suggested that companies with a board of directors are the first AGI. Somehow OpenAI reminds me of a paper by Kenneth Colby, called "Artificial Paranoia" [*] https://www.sc…

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    ALS is a configuration. Blindness is a configuration. Conventional UIs are built for a different configuration. Accesible UI usually overloads the conventional. If you start from s…

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    I've been working on the menuing side [1] based on crossing Fitt's Law with Huffman trees. But, don't know the constraints for ALS. Hopefully, whomever takes this on doesn't take t…

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