elijahwright

Private repo. Hugged to death?

Specificity of communication is very important. Words - and shades of meaning - matter. Can you explain what it is that should reasonably be built? Do you know how to recognize a bullshit decision with negative benefits, and specify the way around it to get the model to steer into the tracks that you want it to follow?

What, hire another person to do that work so they can fire them just like the last one who didn’t agree with them about what they’re doing??

Mmhmm. A talented cataloger in a research library understands where the 'fuzz' in these systems is - where the margins intersect - and they have a process for helping systematize those classifications in a way that they can socialize with other librarians across the world. (If nobody has ever cataloged a particular book before... your record is probably going into OCLC WorldCat and other people will borrow the output of your thinking process later... making things more and more definitive.)

Start with the library of congress classification system. It'll get you 90 percent of the way there for 10% of the effort.

(Classification systems are very much an information science topic... and they're pretty damn important. Along those same lines - you'll want to think carefully and critically about what is seen as canonical knowledge, and what's "in" those fields, versus what is perceived as "utter crackpot bullshit" that nobody takes seriously. The fields you've mentioned ALL have a significant amount of bleed at the edges - where does math become mathematical physics and then 'really physics' ... it's just not that easy.)

Fanboy comment: just google Eugene Garfield. Have fun!

Porn link.

I guess we aren’t gonna get a link today…

Maybe, but why? Got a link?

And so Vannevar Bush’s legacy slips away from us all…

Can Spamassassin do this? I can’t remeber anymore. I think I used primal with it last, but I bet you could vibe code up a harness…. Also I think it’s not an LLM in any way, but markov.

Aaaand unfortunately, you don't seem to have linked it.

This looks great, thanks!

This looks like an interesting tool… if it had helm charts for all of the components I think it would be easier to deploy…

The guy if you care about systems performance, in a detailed way, for sure!

Someone ask him how many OS kernel bugs he’s found now? He finds the weirdest things… a tally would be “interesting”.

Is there a github repo for this? Free to use isn't the same as source-freely-available...