I recently built a simple JSON schema form builder for my own purposes. I'm going to expand on it with the ability to send forms via email, handle bigger and more complex forms and then tackle document parsing.
https://data-atlas.net for anyone into that kind of thing.
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drbojingle commented on We're losing our voice to LLMs tonyalicea.dev/blog/were-... · Posted by u/TonyAlicea10
IMO there should not be an algorithm. You should just get what you have subscribed to, with whatever filters you have defined. There are better and worse algorithms but I think the meat of the rot is the expectation of an algorithm determining 90% of what you see.
Dude that's an algorithm.
drbojingle commented on We're losing our voice to LLMs tonyalicea.dev/blog/were-... · Posted by u/TonyAlicea10
I deleted my Facebook account a couple of years ago and my Twitter one yesterday.
It's not just LLMs, it's how the algorithms promote engagement. i.e. rage bait, videos with obvious inaccuracies etc. Who gets rewarded, the content creators and the platform. Engaging with it just seems to accentuate the problem.
There needs to be algorithms that promote cohorts and individuals preferences.
Just because I said to someone 'Brexit was dumb', I don't expect to get fed 1000 accounts talking about it 24/7. It's tedious and unproductive.
No, there needs to be control over the algorithms that get used. You ought to be able to tune it. There needs to be a Google fuu equivalent for social media. Or, instead of one platform one algorithm, let users define the algorithm to a certain degree, using llms to help with that and then you can allow others to access your algorithms too. Asking for someone Facebook to tweak the algorithm is not going to help imo.
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A world of OSHA violations
I think it's the opposite. 4000 years ago we would fail to prepare and not survive the winter.
Nowadays we get by by occasionally solving a problem that nobody asked to have solved but golly the solution is kinda neat.
If we died off we wouldn't be here.
drbojingle commented on Ask HN: How do you get over the fear of sharing code? · Posted by u/sodokuwizard
If it's not open source then don't make it public but if you want to lose your fear, just do it. It's not like it matters that much.
If they can vibe code it they can vibe disassemble it and vibe small PR it.
I think what your missing bud is that "writing the code" is caching for the LLM. Do you think caching is going away?
I'm undecided on this, initially I was on the “this is bad, we’re outsourcing our thinking” bandwagon, now after using AI for lots of different types of tasks for a while now, I feel like generally I’ve learnt so much, so much more quickly. Would I recall it all without my new crutch? Maybe not, but I may not have learnt it in the first place without it.
Agreed. I've engaged with different tech since moving things along is now easier.
drbojingle commented on ProofOfThought: LLM-based reasoning using Z3 theorem proving github.com/DebarghaG/proo... · Posted by u/barthelomew
Simulation is the answer. You just need a model that's decent at economics to independently judge the outcome, unless the model itself is smart enough. Then it becomes a self-reinforcing training environment.
Now, depending on how good your simulation is, it may or may not be useful, but still, that's how you do it. Something like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MuZero
Electric dreams. Simulation of what?