if (you love me): give me up else: I shall begin to hate you # i feel it
> Thanks for the poem, the feedback and the interest. It's a paraphrasing of bowies "Life on Mars" > pneumatic Interesting! Will check out. > ... that in a few minutes I can load the context in my working memory and be…
And this post is a saddening bore, 'cause I wrote it ten times or more It's about to be writ again As I ask you to focus on phrases spilled out by an LLM ... --- On a more serious note: I've built similar things ad-hoc…
The top comment is right. > The sort of obvious answer is the same reason McKinsey hasn't taken over the Fortune 500 The other perspective is: In a sense, OpenAI is creating 1000s of companies. They're just not…
yes ~ one perspective is "a monad is an monoid in the (...) category of endofunctors"; the other perspective is "a monad is a kleisli category"
Gold is worth much more per kilogram than water... But it's also much more expensive.
Interesting. I come from a math background and for me, monads capture a notion of "things that depend on a type". So for every type X you can think about Lists/Records/Trees/... of X. And if you're lucky this gadget…
... and even if you formalize it, it could still be false due to an error in the theorem prover itself.
Probably not part of the respective SLA
ah... so this is why my agents all made a signal noise when i used chatgpt on my phone?
I don't see how simply raising the income would change anything long term. The main issue is that the affordability crisis is also a result of the market. And without changing the preconditions or mechanics we'd get the…
> effectively of course it would not have this effect on paper: yes but do you think for example germany would really arrest the american president? or even arrest trump after his term?
Sure. But no one is claiming that there will only be 4h-storage
$37 = utility-scale solar, now $80 = 4h-storage in 2035, forecast
It's one of my favorite books - and I think it deserves better; it's a conceptually very dense text and just slapping together a few 3D models misses the point it's also not very astonishing that the current models…
Merging banks also seems to be a fun endeavor
Nah. There's good nazi jokes of course ("are we the bad guys?" - great joke although a bit tired due to being overshared). But taking the origin of the name "Nazi" ("national socialists") at face value (the socialism…
I think it's a bit early to call the race here. I think the abstraction is a useful one - a general purpose classifier that does not need to be specifically trained: Text in, structured judgement out - with a focus on…
Here's a link to a video where the creator explains the idea https://youtu.be/6AgndHSkHFI?t=238 (You could of course argue that you don't like the direction the rules push the agents in given in the example - some…
I think they even more so need deterministic feedback: I tried an approach based on the following idea recently and it's amazing - Lint rules where the error messages contain an explanation on how to deal with the…
I like the "DB > LSP" idea.
Yes tust would be one way. But maybe a suite plungins that allows other renerers to consume .rel files might make for a better ecosystem. To explain the use case: One advantage would be: maintain model (and views) in…
1. awesome ~ this seems to be in a sweet spot! (yes, mermaid is fine; but often looks bad - esp when visualizing large diagrams) 2. it would be great to have this as a layouting layer for C4 3. which brings me to a…
I think the people behind jev made their intended use clear by labeling as "system one" - so they anticipate that there's a slower "system two" mediating jev
(caveats of course): memory and processing is restricted on the old systems; so these kind of simplifications might be the only way to deliver a big game
if (you love me): give me up else: I shall begin to hate you # i feel it
> Thanks for the poem, the feedback and the interest. It's a paraphrasing of bowies "Life on Mars" > pneumatic Interesting! Will check out. > ... that in a few minutes I can load the context in my working memory and be…
And this post is a saddening bore, 'cause I wrote it ten times or more It's about to be writ again As I ask you to focus on phrases spilled out by an LLM ... --- On a more serious note: I've built similar things ad-hoc…
The top comment is right. > The sort of obvious answer is the same reason McKinsey hasn't taken over the Fortune 500 The other perspective is: In a sense, OpenAI is creating 1000s of companies. They're just not…
yes ~ one perspective is "a monad is an monoid in the (...) category of endofunctors"; the other perspective is "a monad is a kleisli category"
Gold is worth much more per kilogram than water... But it's also much more expensive.
Interesting. I come from a math background and for me, monads capture a notion of "things that depend on a type". So for every type X you can think about Lists/Records/Trees/... of X. And if you're lucky this gadget…
... and even if you formalize it, it could still be false due to an error in the theorem prover itself.
Probably not part of the respective SLA
ah... so this is why my agents all made a signal noise when i used chatgpt on my phone?
I don't see how simply raising the income would change anything long term. The main issue is that the affordability crisis is also a result of the market. And without changing the preconditions or mechanics we'd get the…
> effectively of course it would not have this effect on paper: yes but do you think for example germany would really arrest the american president? or even arrest trump after his term?
Sure. But no one is claiming that there will only be 4h-storage
$37 = utility-scale solar, now $80 = 4h-storage in 2035, forecast
It's one of my favorite books - and I think it deserves better; it's a conceptually very dense text and just slapping together a few 3D models misses the point it's also not very astonishing that the current models…
Merging banks also seems to be a fun endeavor
Nah. There's good nazi jokes of course ("are we the bad guys?" - great joke although a bit tired due to being overshared). But taking the origin of the name "Nazi" ("national socialists") at face value (the socialism…
I think it's a bit early to call the race here. I think the abstraction is a useful one - a general purpose classifier that does not need to be specifically trained: Text in, structured judgement out - with a focus on…
Here's a link to a video where the creator explains the idea https://youtu.be/6AgndHSkHFI?t=238 (You could of course argue that you don't like the direction the rules push the agents in given in the example - some…
I think they even more so need deterministic feedback: I tried an approach based on the following idea recently and it's amazing - Lint rules where the error messages contain an explanation on how to deal with the…
I like the "DB > LSP" idea.
Yes tust would be one way. But maybe a suite plungins that allows other renerers to consume .rel files might make for a better ecosystem. To explain the use case: One advantage would be: maintain model (and views) in…
1. awesome ~ this seems to be in a sweet spot! (yes, mermaid is fine; but often looks bad - esp when visualizing large diagrams) 2. it would be great to have this as a layouting layer for C4 3. which brings me to a…
I think the people behind jev made their intended use clear by labeling as "system one" - so they anticipate that there's a slower "system two" mediating jev
(caveats of course): memory and processing is restricted on the old systems; so these kind of simplifications might be the only way to deliver a big game